Emergency Food Assistance
Due to the government shutdown, 300,000 households won’t get SNAP food assistance on Nov. 3. Legal appeals may delay benefits, causing widespread food insecurity. Give today to support emergency food assistance and our 211 contact center, which has seen dramatic upticks in calls for food.
The most effective way to help local communities is through guidance by people who know the local challenges and opportunities. Our staff members live and work in the five counties we serve and understand the unique issues facing each community. United Way’s entire staff team is dedicated to mobilizing the caring power of our community and working with our donors, volunteers and partner agencies to collaborate and act together.
Whether you are raising funds, working with nonprofit agencies, connecting people to human services, engaging our volunteers and donors, processing contributions or raising awareness of community needs, working with United Way you will make a difference and advance quality of life in southwestern Pennsylvania.
