How a United Way partner is helping young people overcome obstacles
When he looks back now, Nicholas realizes that his childhood was anything but “normal”. Like many kids, he…
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United Way awards $100,000 to nonprofits for summer learning and nutrition programs
Grants were awarded through a gift from the Margaret and Richard Riney Family Foundation United Way of Greater…
Speed mentoring: a mutually beneficial connection
Speed mentoring: a mutually beneficial connection Individuals who have a mentor are five times more likely…
A storied history with United Way
His first job was as a messenger in 1956, delivering telegrams on a bicycle for $1 an hour.…
Tips for starting a new job
You got through the application and interview process, and you’re about to start a new job – an…
Penny Pennington and Rusty Keeley to lead United Way’s 2022 campaign
United Way of Greater St. Louis today announced that Penny Pennington, managing partner of Edward Jones, and Rusty…
How volunteering boosts your career
The benefits of volunteering from a personal aspect are plentiful: you can be active in your community, you…
Empowering financial freedom
It was during the first phase of the COVID-19 crisis that Lakeezia realized she was struggling with her…
Impact Through Volunteerism
In celebration of Global Volunteer Month and National Volunteer Week, we recognize our volunteers, their service, and the…
100 Years of Volunteers Shaping Our Work
A lot has changed over a century, but volunteering remains a strong and consistent value of the St.…