Tue, May 21, 2013
Regardless of what community you call home, a family-sustaining wage is key to success and independence. As our region emerges from the shadow of the Great Recession, financial stability continues to be a hot-button topic.
More»United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey has joined the Campaign for What Works in asking Governor Corbett to change the name of the Department of Public Welfare to the Department of Human Services.
More»Volunteerism is at the heart of what it means to LIVE UNITED. And while there are never enough words (or enough space!) to share all the ways that they shine, here are a few of the reasons we love them.
More»United Way is committed to working with nonprofit organizations to do the most good in our region. But we also know it’s not simply enough to “do good.” We must also do it well. And sometimes that takes some ingenuity.
More»To celebrate this incredible support and collective impact, UWGPSNJ in Camden County held its annual awards celebration on May 1, where we recognized local corporate partners, donors, advocates and volunteers.
More»On Tuesday, more than one hundred local heroes gathered in Atlantic City to celebrate the true power of volunteers.
More»Every child deserves high quality educational opportunities to grow up strong, financially stable and independent. We hope you had a chance to read Sean Reardon’s New York Times editorial, “No Rich Child Left Behind.”
More»Yesterday, 500 volunteers participated in our 2013 United2Feed program, giving their time to prepare 60,000 meal kits for families and individuals throughout our region.
More»Tue, April 23, 2013
Last week during the national United Way Staff Leaders Conference, the Spirit of America and Summit Awards ceremony recognized corporate partners for their ongoing commitment to our mission.
More»Thu, April 18, 2013
Kevin Kutcher celebrates with his family as he is honored with the Lawrence D. Epstein Volunteer of the Year Award
Members of Burlington County’s business and nonprofit community joined United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey in Burlington County to mark the close of this year’s annual campaign.
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