United Way

When life feels overwhelming, knowing where to turn can make all the difference. 💙 211 is a free, 24/7 helpline supported by United Way that connects people across the U.S. and Canada to local resources for food, housing, health care, and more.

What comes after high school shouldn’t feel like a question mark. It should feel like possibility. Across the globe, young people are stepping into their futures with big questions: Where do I belong? What path is right for me? How do I get there? 🔗 See how Serafina turned uncertainty into a clear path forward: untdwy.org/3OAHT6j

Sometimes, hope looks like ...a full pantry ...a warm classroom ...a helping hand when it’s needed most Every day, neighbors are showing up for one another in small and big ways, turning moments of need into moments of possibility. Where have you seen hope in action? Tell us below. ⬇️

As #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth continues, we’re sharing a reminder worth saving: help is just a call away. 💙 Call 211 or visit 211.org to connect with local resources in your community. #UnitedIsTheWay #JustCall211

No matter the challenge, 211 is here to listen and connect people to the help and hope they deserve. #JustCall211 #UnitedIsTheWay

Today, we celebrate all who mother. 💛 To those yearning to be moms, to new moms, moms who have lost, and those who mother in ways that aren’t always seen...this day is for 𝘺𝘰𝘶. At United Way, we’re committed to creating communities where every mom and caregiver has the support they need to thrive.

May marks Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a time to honor the resilience, contributions, and cultures of AAPI communities. We’re proud to recognize and uplift AAPI heritage this month and beyond.💙 #AAPIHeritageMonth

Move forward. Good things are up ahead. #UnitedIsTheWay

During Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re reminded that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves. At 26, Jessica Guthrie became her mom’s caregiver. 🔗 Explore five self-care tips from Jessica's own experience: untdwy.org/4enKNFL

Looking for mental health resources? 💙 Call 988 for immediate help 💙 Call 211 for ongoing support

On a typical day, Russell walks about 12 miles delivering mail. This Saturday, he’ll go even farther to collect donations for the annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, the nation’s largest one-day food drive. United Way is proud to stand with Russell and letter carriers across the country as a founding partner of Stamp Out Hunger. We recently spoke with Russell about service, impact, and how you can get involved. Read more: untdwy.org/4bWL9Sb

When life feels overwhelming, knowing where to turn can make all the difference. 💙 211 is a free, 24/7 helpline supported by United Way that connects people across the U.S. and Canada to local resources for food, housing, health care, and more. #MentalHeath #MHAM #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Last year, 1.7 million people took steps to strengthen their financial futures with support from United Way. From budgeting smarter to paying down debt or starting to save, they gained the tools and guidance to make confident, informed decisions. And when financial confidence grows, so does the freedom to plan what’s next. #UnitedIsTheWay

Millions face urgent challenges and don’t know where to turn. The bipartisan HELP Act would strengthen 211, helping more people connect to local support when it matters most. With 19M referrals in 2025, 211 is a critical lifeline. 💙 More: untdwy.org/4tPtUbO #UnitedIsTheWay #JustCall211 #HELPAct

At United Way, we believe in the power of neighbors helping neighbors. In honor of National Volunteer Month, we’re proud to spotlight our incredible volunteers who answer the call to care. One of those dedicated changemakers is Lori Villegas. For more than 15 years, Lori’s spirit of service has inspired her to give back to her community through the @UnitedWayCM. 💙 Read more about her journey: untdwy.org/3Q5UdeX

In Enid, Oklahoma, the community is showing what it means to help one another through crisis. Alongside partners, United Way of Enid and Northern Oklahoma is helping assess needs, connect people to support, and mobilize food, shelter, services, and volunteers as recovery continues. ➡️ Watch the full interview: untdwy.org/4ujaVXj #UnitedIsTheWay #DisasterRecovery #UnitedWePrepare

Hi Donna, support and available resources can vary depending on where you’re located. A good next step is to reach out to 211, they can connect you with local housing assistance, shelter options, and other support programs. You can dial 211 or visit 211.org to get started. You might also consider contacting your local United Way for additional guidance: unitedway.org/find-your-unit…

@UnitedWay What sort of help is available!?!??? I have a 40 year old who needs a place to live but has been going through a lot of troubling situations.

A safe, stable place to stay is the foundation of financial security. Last year, 974K people found support through United Way, from preventing eviction to navigating the path to homeownership, so they could regain stability and start planning for what’s ahead. #UnitedIsTheWay

What if one hour could help a family put food on the table? In South Baltimore, volunteers are doing just that. Read the full story of volunteers like Christine and Morgan and learn how you can get involved: untdwy.org/41CXtB9

Volunteering isn’t just about giving back. It’s about building community.