The United Way of North Central Massachusetts, Mount Wachusett Community College and Ashoka's Youth Venture joined in a collaborative partnership to implement a program called United Way Youth Venture, which is empowering young people.
Mass 211
For free, confidential information and referrals, dial 211, which is available 24/7. Mass 211 is a United Way-funded service created specifically to help put people in touch with the help they need.
Dolly Parton Imagination Library
Learn more about our exciting new initiative, Reading First, which provides - through Dolly Parton Imagination Library - a new, FREE, age-appropriate, hardcover book each month to children in Fitchburg, Leominster, Gardner, Templeton and Winchendon. To learn more about this program or how this exciting initiative is made possible by our sponsors, click here.
United Way News
May-28-2013
United Way Community Builders announces Star Projects Winners
Fitchburg, Mass. - United Way Community Builders, the region's volunteer center, distributed
four awards for community volunteer projects as part of its annual Star
Projects Competition.
Fitchburg,
Mass - United
Way of North Central Massachusetts has provided $125,000 in grants to 17
organizations, with the goal of helping to meet the demand for food and utility
assistance
United Way Community Builders invites individuals, nonprofits,
community and faith-based organizations and local businesses to submit
innovative volunteer projects that will enga
The stubbornly high unemployment rate in our region is creating an unprecedented demand for basic needs, food and utility assistance. United Way of North Central Massachusetts received a very special $100,000 gift from a generous donor to put to use immediately.
With your help, the goal is to raise another $100,000, which will allow us to provide food and utility assistance to thousands of additional families in need.
Here is how you can help:
Any new or increased individual giving to United Way’s Community Impact Fund will help go toward the $100,000 goal.
Any new or increased corporate giving to United Way’s Community Impact Fund will go toward the $100,000 goal.
