With the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, AmeriCorps have become an essential element of United Way of King County’s efforts to ensure that low-income communities,… Read Article

Hand sanitizer. Disinfectant cleaning supplies. 6-foot markers. Technology for remote work. The list of items nonprofits need to function keeps growing—resources to purchase them… Read Article

Many people are wondering how they might be able to help community members who are in need during the coronavirus pandemic. While financial contributions… Read Article

As the coronavirus pandemic descended upon King County, many institutions that are dedicated to helping people overcome poverty and homelessness began to reduce operations or… Read Article

Communities of color are among the hardest hit by the new coronavirus pandemic. Viruses do not discriminate but the legacy of biased and racist systems… Read Article

The response from the community during this global, and local, health and economic crisis has been nothing short of amazing. Here’s how three members of our … Read Article

Post written by Liahann Bannerman, Director, Volunteer Engagement at United Way of King County I received an email last week asking if we’d do an… Read Article

As many of us start the recommended “WFH,” or work from home, routine that employers around Seattle are implementing due to the coronavirus outbreak, some… Read Article

Gordon McHenry, Jr. is CEO and President of United Way of King County. Gordon grew up in Seattle and is an advocate for social and… Read Article

Editor’s note: This blog was written by Change Maker donor Kayleen, who volunteered with her son on MLK Day of Service at the Immanuel… Read Article