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The United Way of Wyoming Valley focuses on making an impact through local programs that support on our four signature impact areas:
Helping at-risk children enter kindergarten ready to learn and move through
school
and beyond graduation
with confidence.
Helping at-risk individuals and families achieve greater financial stability.
Helping at-risk children and families achieve good health and avoid risky behaviors.
Helping at-risk individuals, children and families who face threats to their immediate well-being obtain access to food, shelter and other essential services.
The United Way brings people together from all across the community: government, businesses, faith groups, non-profits, the labor movement, and ordinary citizens to tackle issues mattering most to all of us producing positive and meaningful results. We operate on a system based on the principle that UNITED; we are stronger than we can ever be alone. Our goal is to create long-lasting changes that improve lives, which can only be done by working together.
The United Way of Wyoming Valley is continuously seeking to deliver impact and maintain high quality service to our donors and community. As such, the United Way of Wyoming Valley places high value on the concept of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Through its "Poverty to Possibility" movement, the United Way is focused on making lasting change by reducing poverty among children and their families in our community.
Each month a new, carefully selected book will be mailed in your child's name directly to your home. He/she can look forward to new and exciting reading adventures...
United Way of Wyoming Valley is taking the lead in the fight against poverty by developing strategies to combat the hardest issue plaguing our community and neighbors.
United Way of Wyoming Valley President and CEO Bill Jones called it “a milestone moment in time.” Jones was referring to the celebration Wednesday in recognition of the United Way of Wyoming Valley’s 100th anniversary.
