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Support immediate and long-term disaster recovery after Oklahoma tornado devastation
You can help provide immediate and long-term relief for people suffering from the devastation of yesterday’s tornadoes in Oklahoma. United Way has activated the emergency and disaster response donation system to support Oklahoma’s recovery work at http://www.unitedwayokc.org/ Your gifts will support … Continue reading
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United Way sponsors workshops to help organizations respond to domestic violence among employees May 30, June 27
United Way of the Mid-South’s network of partners works to reduce domestic violence in our community in many ways, including the use of education and awareness efforts. Domestic violence isn’t a “private matter” that stays in a person’s home when … Continue reading
Text4Baby contest underway – help our Mid-South states win!
Yesterday, people across the nation celebrated the important role mothers play in our lives. Today, we’re asking you to celebrate motherhood by helping us promote the national Text4Baby contest. Text4Baby provides FREE information text messages to mothers, mothers-to-be and caregivers … Continue reading
Education: New website helps people get information on Shelby County Schools unified school district
Later this summer (July 1 ) Shelby County Schools will become the largest school system in Tennessee when legacy Memphis City Schools and legacy Shelby County Schools merge to become the 14th largest district in America, serving nearly 140,000 students. … Continue reading
Congressman Cohen meets with United Way leaders, partner nonprofit agencies to discuss federal funding
Earlier this month Congressman Steve Cohen (Tennessee 9th District) met with United Way volunteers and staff, as well as representatives from partner nonprofit agencies in midtown Memphis to discuss a proposed 5% cut (which he does not support) in federal funding. Cohen … Continue reading