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April 1, 2021

A New Start From New Generation

Ending Homelessness

United Way is proud to include New Generation as a funded agency partner doing critically important work every day with women and their children. It’s a place where the urgency…

March 12, 2021

Frontline Heroes: Gloria West of Project RIGHT

Ending Homelessness

Our Frontline Heroes series uplifts the stories of local community members and resident-led organizations transforming our region.    Gloria West is an active participant in United Way’s Housing & Education Learning…

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August 20, 2019

Nurtury is Changing the Game in Early Education

Supporting Young Children

It’s that time. While many of us are thinking about buying backpacks and new shoes to send kids back to school, the real work actually begins much earlier. In fact,…

July 16, 2019

With Equity and Justice for All

Moving Families Out of Poverty, Preparing Youth to Succeed

IT WAS THE 60’s. Woodstock and the moon walk were still a year away. The civil rights movement was gaining momentum. And back in 1968, a group of Puerto Rican…

June 24, 2019

Lawrence CommunityWorks Is Helping Employers Win With A Bilingual Approach

Moving Families Out of Poverty

There’s a huge need for talent in the advanced manufacturing sector – yet there were a few employers in the Merrimack Valley for which this has not been the case.…

June 20, 2019

The Big Idea: Urban College of Boston is Unlocking Futures for Diverse Students

Moving Families Out of Poverty, Preparing Youth to Succeed

It’s Innovation Month here at United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, so we sat down with Michael Taylor (President) and Caitlin Callahan (Dir. of Development) at Urban College…

June 17, 2019

Our Neighbors’ Table Takes Food Security To The Next Level

Moving Families Out of Poverty, Supporting Young Children

In 2018, something truly significant happened in the City of Amesbury. A nonprofit called Our Neighbors’ Table declared that the city had achieved food security. This was no small announcement.…

June 12, 2019

What’s the Big Idea? FamilyAid Boston Wins Big for Kids Facing Homelessness

Ending Homelessness

June is innovation month here at United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley. So we’re talking with the winners our first-ever Venture Fund competition, held in collaboration with Aetna.  We’ll…

June 6, 2019

Social Innovation Is Driving Massive Change With Unique Partnerships

Moving Families Out of Poverty

Newburyport is a scenic, historic coastal city, a popular destination to enjoy shopping, cultural activities and wildlife. But like many small cities in Massachusetts, there are children and families who…

May 21, 2019

Civic Engagement at UTEC, from the Streets to the Halls of Justice

Preparing Youth to Succeed

It used to be just another day in the neighborhood. Violence. Poverty. Incarceration. But now for disconnected young adults in Lowell, Lawrence, and Haverhill, life on the streets has been…

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