Photo Gallery: Students at Roosevelt Elementary School receive hundreds of gifts thanks to Lehigh Valley Labor Council, Capital Blue Cross, TeenWorks™ and partners.
Donor Spotlight: Tocqueville Society member Lisa Grenier of Just Born Quality Confections shares why she has consistently supported local United Ways over the past 30 years.
United Way’s Grant Recipient Spotlight: SELF! is an Allentown nonprofit empowering women after incarceration through housing, job support and reentry services, fostering stability, empowerment and brighter futures.
Photo Gallery: Tocqueville Society donors and their families gathered for a day of service, supporting local agencies and creating positive change in our community.
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.
Photo Gallery: The Women United event at Renaissance Hotel celebrated philanthropy, honored Laurie Siebert as the 2024 Betsy Torrence Philanthropist of the Year and featured inspiring stories from graduates of local programs.
Siebert will be presented with the award at the group’s annual event, Women United 2024, to be held on Thursday, October 10.
Photo Gallery: Over 125 Tocqueville donors gathered for United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley’s Fall Tocqueville event at Barn Swallow Farm, a rustic venue in Northampton surrounded by cornfields and adorned with pumpkins and string lights.
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.
