On Thursday, January 20, members of the Phantoms, Air Products, City Center Allentown and United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley (UWGLV) organizations dropped off 1,500 pounds of pasta donated by the community to three Lehigh Valley food pantries
United Way organizations are leading and supporting collective impact efforts globally, some since the model was widely introduced in 2011.
Panther Valley Elementary School in Nesquehoning holds Thanksgiving food drive for families thanks to donations from local farm and businesses.
District Attorney Jim Martin praises United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Resilient Lehigh Valley, school officials and law enforcement on the first year of Handle With Care Program
Resilient Lehigh Valley and Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley offer course aiming to break the cycle of family and community trauma.
In partnership with PPL Electric Utilities, DeSales University, Resilient Lehigh Valley and Courage to Care, UWGLV brought together law enforcement and community and youth leaders to launch Masterminds: Racial Justice & Community Healing to promote healing and anti-racism in the Greater Lehigh Valley.
For every new donor to United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Air Products Foundation will make a contribution to provide fresh, healthy food for families.
Pilot program launched by United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, U.S. Hunger and Lehigh Valley Food Policy Council delivers food boxes to 250 families in need.
Women United is supporting a new pilot program in partnership with Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley and Resilient Lehigh Valley called Trauma informed, Restorative Practices, Emotional Intelligence and Equity (T.R.E.E.) training.
Funding will support the Allentown Freedom Schools Partnership, Resilient Lehigh Valley and Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley to address emerging needs including racial justice, summer learning and trauma.
