Native Americans and Alaska Natives are dying at a much younger age than Non-Hispanic Whites.  Native males in their 30s and 40s have a mortality rate that is 50% higher than their Non-Hispanic [...]

This Valentine's Day, we say cheers to our loyal donors. Your support means people have homes, students graduate and families are financially stable. See how!

Homelessness is a crisis in our community—too many people are living outdoors without a safe place to call home. With your help, we’re working hard to make a difference in the lives of thousands [...]

Peter Orser is a United Way Board member and heads the Out of the Rain Council, overseeing our investments in homelessness. He is the retired President and CEO of Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company [...]

Thank you to Cat Connell, Associate at K&L Gates and United Way Emerging Leaders Committee member, for contributing this guest blog on our recent Speaker Series! Emerging Leaders gathered on [...]

2018, it's on. At United Way, we're pushing forward on our goal to build a community where all people have homes, students graduate and families are financially stable. Check out our top moments [...]

Interested in volunteering in Seattle? January's MLK Day of Service with United Way gives you a taste of how much good you can do on just one day. Check out the numbers!

Edit: Now, just two weeks later, the WA State Senate passed SB 6003, making us one step closer to passing school breakfast legislation! Just three days into the 2018 legislative session, the [...]

As we ring in 2018, the United Way team is hard at work tackling our toughest community challenges. We have big goals to make sure more people have homes, more students graduate, and more [...]

Did you know most human services funds come from tax dollars? That's why why advocacy work with our State Legislature is so important for vulnerable people.