Together, we achieve more. United Way offers many ways to connect with people who share your passion for helping our community.
Join a giving society and make lifelong connections to community-minded, passionate individuals.
Tocqueville Society
This powerful alliance of successful business and philanthropic leaders shares a passion for investing in our local community.
For individuals or couples who make an annual gift of $10,000 or more
Leadership Circle
A network of local leaders united in addressing our community’s greatest challenges and helping to change lives.
For individuals or couples who make an annual gift of $1,000 or more
Women United
These dynamic community and business leaders are energized and inspired to improve the lives of Lehigh Valley women and children.
For women who make an annual gift of $1,000 or more
Emerging Leaders
These next generation leaders connect through professional development, volunteerism and networking events.
For individuals who make an annual gift of $500 or more
TeenWorks™
TeenWorks donors support Lehigh Valley teens as they engage in community service projects and develop leadership skills.
A collaborative effort between organized labor and United Way
connected and making a difference
“United Way’s vision is why I continue to invest in an inclusionary partnership of time, talent and treasure with so many others. Together, we’re making the vision a reality.”
Lisa Daugherty
Women United President
giving societies spotlights
Empowering Women, Inspiring Girls: Frances Hesselbein Documentary Screening
Photo Gallery: Women United, Girl Scouts of Eastern PA and Women’s Business Council hosted a private screening of Defining Moments, honoring Frances Hesselbein’s legacy as a pioneer for women, volunteerism and opportunity.
TeenWorks Annual Dinner Recognizes the Impact Teens Made on the Community in 2024
Photo Gallery: United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley and partners celebrate TeenWorks at 26th annual dinner. During this event, attendees recognized TeenWorks’ accomplishments and awarded the Project of the Year, Zach Kraus Spirit of Service Award and TeenWorks’ Hero.