Seattle's having heated discussions about legislation to aid people living in cars. People experiencing homelessness are our friends and loved ones and deserve dignity and respect. But everyone deserves a decent, affordable home and tents and vehicles are not sufficient. Read Article
On her way to being the first in her family to graduate high school, November credits United Way of King County's Reconnecting Youth program. See why. Read Article
This is a guest post from Sophie, who interned with… Read Article
Raise your hand if you wish school had covered basic… Read Article
When you’re on top of the city, you feel like anything’s possible. And that’s how 130 Emerging Leaders felt at the recent Happy Hour and Hellos on Weyerhauser’s Pioneer Square rooftop. With a breeze in the air, a regatta of sailboats racing toward downtown, and a sweeping view of the Seattle skyline, the city feels like your oyster. But this isn’t just trading business cards. This was about connecting to the community. Read Article
How do Seattle's restaurateurs feel about supporting their community? See how Ethan and Angela Stowell of Ethan Stowell Restaurants are going big with United Way. Read Article
The turmoil our country is faced with in the aftermath of activities in Charlottesville, VA has us reflecting on our mantra of “LIVE UNITED.” When our communities rally, we can actually make a difference. We can’t ignore this display of hatred – from the weekend’s violence to the affirmation by the president. Read Article
5-year-old Daniel looks up briefly when he hears… Read Article
Getting involved in your community...on the fence about it? Day & Night of Caring is a huge Seattle volunteer event with something for everyone in every neighborhood. Read Article
Summer is especially difficult when kids don’t have access to free and reduced-price lunch at school. “When they’re out of school, they’re eating at home 3 times a day. With summer meals, they can eat breakfast and lunch for free. Read Article
