United Way is where those most committed to our region work together to create lasting change. Our donors and volunteers participate in grant application reviews, widening the circle of people who understand the needs of our region. Here’s where you can learn about upcoming events, read our blog, access our news releases or request interviews with our staff.
News & Events
Out-of-school time superstars: positive experiences for young people don’t stop when school’s out at these United Way partner agencies
Emma Martin, Media Relations and Storytelling Associate
Join us in congratulating Lynne Popash on her retirement!
United Way statement about the passing of Richard Simmons
Bobbi Watt Geer, president & CEO, United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania
License to Thrive puts people on the road to financial stability
Emma Martin, Media Relations and Storytelling Associate
GEARING UP FOR GOOD: We need your help evaluating funding proposals.
While many funders rely solely on internal staff or a small committee, we engage more than 100 donors
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United Way Invests $21 Million to Meet Growing Need Across Western Pennsylvania
TABLE Magazine
Rooney and Malone’s Viewpoint: Human services are workforce infrastructure
Pittsburgh Business Times
United Way grant will help Wilkinsburg nonprofit expand job training
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News Releases
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United Way volunteers to pack 10,000 school supply kits for local students
United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania announces $21 million in community investments and launches public fundraising campaign
Volunteers will assemble 600 bikes for kids during annual Build A Bike
Back on track with the right tools
Abiding Missions' No Neighbor in Need program helps individuals and families in Allentown, South Pittsburgh, meet their basic needs by providing access to food, stable housing, clothing, transportation and other essential household resources.
Advancing access: how Free Fare strengthened community connections
Pittsburgh Food Policy Council advances systems-level change through advocacy efforts that improve access to healthy food, transportation and community resources.
More than a tax return: building financial stability in the Mon Valley
Human Services Center Mon Valley provides equitable access to services and benefits.
A shopping trip at Dress for Success is a warm welcome to Pittsburgh
Dress for Success helps women enter or return to the workforce by removing barriers through access to professional attire.
Building community for deaf young people
Center for Hearing & Deaf Services, Inc. promotes connection and community.
For Media
Please check back often to read our news releases, access our branding guidelines and learn more about our work at United Way. For more information or to request an interview, please contact Kitty Julian, chief marketing officer, at [email protected] or 412-456-6865.