United Way of King County

The coronavirus pandemic has hit Native Americans hard, but their culture has helped them to be resilient because of what they’ve had to endure over… Read Article

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

With Stay Home, Stay Healthy still in full swing, United Way Champions hosted a virtual briefing to raise awareness for the Bridge to Finish program. Last week, Justice Bobbe Bridge (ret.) and Mala Raman welcomed donors to learn… Read Article

While COVID19 has affected all of us in different ways, it can be particularly difficult for many essential workers on the frontline of this pandemic. Read Article

The public health and economic needs are so vast right now, it can be hard to think beyond the immediate needs of today. Helping families stay… Read Article

The economic devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic “has really shined a light on the existing inequities” in our community, said Fred Rivera, the Seattle… Read Article

The challenges imposed on nonprofit organizations by the coronavirus pandemic in the delivery of services have forced agencies to creatively think about how to best… Read Article

With a new month comes new obligations, including rent payments for many people in the region who have lost income as a result of the… Read Article

For decades, the income and wealth gaps in the Seattle-King County area have been vast. The pandemic certainly didn’t create these gaps, but it is definitely revealing them. As… 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