“We Are Your Friends And Neighbors:” How Duke Energy Fosters A Culture Of Giving
Amy Strecker came to North Carolina to be a high school English teacher in Warren County through Teach for America.…
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The Federal Eviction Moratorium Has Lifted. Now What?
Joseph, a single father of four kids, worked in a restaurant prior to the COVID-19 pandemic starting and while it…
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Neighborhood Impact: Investing in Lived Experience to Build Power and Create Change
This article was written by Angel Brown, United Way of the Greater Triangle’s Manager, Neighborhood Impact. In my childhood, I…
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United Way of the Greater Triangle Names Next “10 To Watch” Nonprofit Leaders In The Triangle
United Way of the Greater Triangle today announced its second cohort of “10 to Watch,” leaders selected for their proven…
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United Way Increases Annual Funding By Nearly 50% To 85 Nonprofits And Collaboratives
United Way of the Greater Triangle today announced plans to invest $5.075M in 85 local nonprofit organizations and collaboratives over…
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Re-imagining the Scope of Volunteerism in the Greater Triangle
This article is brought to you by Allyson Cobb, United Way of the Greater Triangle’s Leader of Community Engagement. March…
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Food for Durham Launches as Community-Led Initiative to Benefit Durham County Food Distribution Organizations
Food for Durham, a community-led initiative, launches today to help local food and hunger relief nonprofits secure food, equipment and…
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Band Together and United Way of the Greater Triangle Partner for Planned October 2021 Concert
There’s finally some good news for live music fans in the Triangle! Band Together and United Way of the Greater…
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Racial Equity Unwrapped: Local Experts Help Triangle Residents Explore The History and Trajectory of Racial Equity In The Triangle
Across the country and in the Triangle, America is engaged in conversations around racial equity and social justice. As a…
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