United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Recognizes the Vital Community Hotline on 211 Day
Newly released data representing the Greater Lehigh Valley shows an increase in requests for housing, utilities, food and mental health supports.
Newly released data representing the Greater Lehigh Valley shows an increase in requests for housing, utilities, food and mental health supports.
Partner Spotlight: Valley Wealth Alliance is a nonprofit organization established in Allentown that offers student and adult programs focused on areas of understanding the banking system, building and establishing credit, opening bank accounts, life skills, budgeting and more.
Financial Literacy Center is dedicated to enhancing financial knowledge and skills among people of all ages by providing free, comprehensive education that leads to tangible transformation among its students.
“Education is the pathway to a brighter future, and I really believe in United Way’s mission to ensure that all kids are afforded the opportunity to graduate high school prepared for life, college and career.”
Deborah serves as a mentor for students in Carbon County, providing a supportive environment and connecting them to vital services.
The new partnership will improve Lehighton area community members’ access to healthcare resources offered by LVH-Carbon Hospital.
Lehigh Valley locations have been designated as winter warming stations for the community throughout the winter months.
With support from BSI Corporate Benefits, “UNITED for Mental Health” campaign will address growing needs among youth, adults, veterans and seniors.
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Greater Easton Development Corporation and Third Street Alliance for Women and Children united to provide funds and stable housing to residents left devastated by Easton fire.
United Way equips caregivers in community with the tools to better demonstrate compassion to themselves and their patients or loved ones.