As the calendar turns to spring, many of us get excited awaiting the arrival of warmer weather, colorful, blooming flowers and an opportunity to engage in outdoor activities. But as a former accountant, I know this time of year also means something else – tax season!
More»Every hour of every day, people in our communities need access to essential health and human services, regardless of income. Navigating the nonprofit landscape and a host of government services can be overwhelming. 2-1-1 is the right place to start.
More»As 2013 begins, I am sure some of us are hoping to stick to the resolutions made when the clock struck midnight on January 1. I ask you to think about whether you can commit to making an impact in the life of a child who needs a positive adult influence.
More»The joy you feel when you see your loved ones open their gifts is almost always worth any inconvenience caused by out of stock toys or jammed parking lots.You can also feel immeasurable joy when you give to United Way because your gift really is one that keeps giving.
More»November seems to be the one time each year when people make an extra effort to demonstrate an attitude of gratitude. From good health to gainful employment to the support of family and friends, there's so much for so many of us to be thankful for.
More»As a mother of two young children, I, like many other parents out there, am adjusting to the "back to school" schedule. Homework, reading assignments and extra time sitting in traffic now consume time that was spent enjoying the more carefree days of summer.
More»The Philadelphia Inquirer reported yesterday that the local poverty rate has continued its steep climb, breaking the 28 percent mark from 2010 to 2011, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey One-Year Estimate. Incredibly, 40 percent of Philadelphia’s children are living in poverty.
More»I hope you’re enjoying these last few days of summer, whether you’re taking advantage of those remaining vacation days, starting the back-to-school transition with your kids, or looking forward to cooler temperatures.
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