Nick Eddy Manager, Volunteer Connection SUMMER IS COMING – Hello, and I hope everyone is doing well! After fits and starts, Volunteer Connection is again placing great volunteers with our terrific agencies with more regularity. At this typing, masks are off/optional at most of our
Dear United Way Family, Spring is the time we look back at what all our donors, partners, and volunteers have accomplished in the past year and think about all we must do to finish up the current fiscal year and prepare for the new one.
We are excited to once again have the opportunity to recognize YOU, our United Way Family at The Big Thanks this year! Join us on April 27th from 8 – 9:30 am for a fun, free, and festive virtual morning with amazing people, and of
Passionate about education and equity? Love kids? Teach with our summer literacy program for kids grades K – 8. College students play a key role in the Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools program as Servant Leader Interns. Servant Leader Interns are responsible for the front-line
Montgomery County This is a notice of the open Combined Funding Application to request UW Grants beginning July 1, 2022, in the areas of Core/Basic Needs; Frail Elderly Services; and Homeless services for programs located and operating in Montgomery County Ohio. Programs who are located
Carl Kennebrew proudly serves as the International President of the IUE-CWA, an organization representing over 40,000 manufacturing workers across the country. He was elected as the first African-American President of IUE-CWA in 2019 and serves as Vice President on the national Executive Board of the
Jenell Ross successfully leads the Bob Ross Auto Group, which include Mercedes-Benz, Buick and GMC dealerships, following in the footsteps of her parents the late Robert P. Ross, Sr. and Norma J. Ross. Bob Ross Auto Group was the first African-American owned Mercedes-Benz dealer in
John E. Moore, Sr. was the first Equal Employment Opportunity officer at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in 1960 and later was the first African-American chief of civilian personnel in 1972. Many African-American professionals can attest to his advocacy to provide equal opportunity employment for all.
For the 2021 tax year, individual donors who do not itemize deductions can receive a charitable deduction of up to $300 for individuals and $600 for individuals filing joint tax returns. For individual donors who itemize deductions, charitable deduction to qualified public charities is generally
Dear United Way Family, This year I want to extend my gratitude and thanks to those who worked diligently to support United Way, giving generously of their time and resources. The Staff, Board, and DRC Council have been amazing, but especially this year, demonstrating enormous
