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Style Logos The original components of our traditional brandmark—the rainbow of hope, the hand of support and the person as a symbol of humanity—have… Read More
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300 More Students Eating Breakfast in Renton Schools
Manasi Parekh is Fuel Your Future AmeriCorps member with United… Read Article
With School Breakfast Win, Fewer Students Battle Hunger
A crucial school breakfast bill will soon be signed into law by Governor Inslee. See how much good this will bring to hungry kids across the state. Read Article
Our 5 Top Moments of 2017
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 of 2017. Read Article
What’s needed to end homelessness? Housing and Jobs.
With all the news on housing and tents, are you wondering what United Way is doing to end homelessness? Go in-depth on how we tackle housing, jobs and more. Read Article
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EnglishEspañolفارسیአማርኛالعربيةfrançaisAf Soomaali中文 Translation Disclaimer Are you a community or technical college student in King… Read More
Childhood Hunger Isn’t A Faraway Issue
We want every kid in our community to have access to the nutritious food they need to grow up healthy and succeed in school. And with craziness like lunch shaming going on lately, who wouldn’t? This is how we're ending childhood hunger. Read Article
5 easy ways to help hungry kids
Too many kids in the Seattle area are going to school hungry. Check out these 5 easy ways to help hungry kids. Read Article
Ready & Resilient is ready to go!
Raise your hand if you wish school had covered basic… Read Article
Healthy Food Means Financial Stability For Low-Income Families
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