March 31, 2025Leah McLaurin’s journey from youth apprenticeship to full time job demonstrates the promise of one of Atlanta’s untapped workforces –…
March 6, 2025United Way’s Literacy and Justice for All initiative instilled a love of reading in Neal Dean, a sixth grader in…
December 5, 2024Cierra Davis has always been ambitious—working hard for everything she has. And with each success, she made sure to invest…
October 23, 2024Mary, a single mother of two boys aged 10 and 4, faced significant housing instability after being evicted in 2018.…
September 30, 2024Amani, a single mother with a 5-year-old daughter, moved from Pennsylvania to Georgia in 2023 to escape an unhealthy relationship.…
September 27, 2024Did you know that while 95% of children can learn to read, only 32% of kids in America are reading…
December 20, 2023“Everyone, regardless of their zip code, deserves to thrive.”
February 2, 2023With a household of 8 living in one room, it was difficult for Ivane to find permanent housing.
July 7, 2021Markesha moved to Atlanta, escaping a Florida neighborhood that had become violent and unsafe for her two children. But finding…
April 21, 2021United Way of Greater Atlanta is known by its tagline: “Give, Advocate, Volunteer,” and during the COVID-19 pandemic, our community…
