United Way awarded 17-year-old Leon Gonzalez a $5,000 Youth Mental Health Innovation Grant for his Being Phenom(enal) Program, which mentors young men, fostering confidence and emotional well-being through support and guidance.
United Way partners with City of Allentown, American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter, Community Action Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Conference of Churches and Salvation Army to provide direct assistance.
Twenty-one organizations focused on prioritizing mental well-being of young people and directly addressing veterans’ mental health receive funding to develop social-emotional skills, remove barriers to accessing resources and increase awareness.
PA 211 is a free, confidential helpline that connects people to essential services like housing, food, healthcare and more—24/7/365.
United Way collaborates with partners to initiate emergency response fund to support 30 residents affected by the December 26 Allentown fire.
United Way’s Grant Recipient Spotlight: Vet Beds is transforming veterans’ lives and empowering their independence by offering life skills training, housing and family support.
Lehigh Valley locations have been designated as winter warming stations for the community throughout the winter months.
United Way’s Grant Recipient Spotlight: Global Hope International is bridging healthcare gaps for underserved communities through free medical, dental and vision clinics.
Volunteers from 60 companies and organizations kick off the 2024 United Way campaign during Lehigh Valley’s largest, single-day volunteer effort.
This grant is designed to support innovative projects that prioritize and enhance the mental well-being of young people.