In Volunteering Posted
7 New Year’s Resolutions for a Better Community
Resolutions are often all about self-improvement. Here are 7 simple ideas to improve yourself, your family and your community.
In Homelessness, Volunteering Posted
See People Who Are Homeless? Here’s How To Help Now
See the tents, but don't know where to start in helping people struggling with homelessness? Check out these 8 concrete ways to get your giving gears going.
In Homelessness, News Posted
Seattle Homeless Crisis: An Injustice You Can End
The Seattle homeless crisis is no newbie to the evening news. Isn't it time we acknowledge the injustice behind this issue? Check out how.
In Homelessness, News Posted
Mariners and United Way to Reduce Eviction, Homelessness
Did you know eviction is the leading cause of homelessness? Learn how United Way is partnering with the Seattle Mariners and the King County Bar Association to prevent evictions in Seattle [...]
In Homelessness, News Posted
Thoughts On The Homelessness Crisis From Our Campaign Chair
The homelessness crisis is on everyone's minds. Our campaign chairs, Heather Lowenthal and Jonathan Sposato, are no different. They care about how this is affecting people in our community. Read [...]
In Homelessness Posted
Racism In Seattle: Homelessness Is A Result
Racism in Seattle and King County can lead to barriers in someone getting an apartment. It can lead to quicker eviction. It can lead to homelessness. See how you can fight it.
In Financial Stability, Volunteering Posted
Break the Cycle of Poverty—With Tax Preparation
Do you want to help end poverty? Did you know that tax preparation can get you started? Learn what YOUR role can be on United Way's Free Tax Preparation Campaign team.
In News Posted
Post-Midterms, Here’s What we Want Olympia to Tackle
What can government do for us, other than fuel the 24-hour news cycle and generate a lot of upsetting tweets? Lots, as it turns out. First off, we’re still reeling from last year’s United Way’s [...]
In Homelessness Posted
Theresa and Family Get Housing Through Streets to Home
Family game nights, play dates with friends—it’s the simple things kids love that are close to impossible when you’re homeless. Just ask Theresa, mother to two kids, ages 10 and 12. “Seeing [...]
