Categories
- Advertisements
- Allocations
- Campaign Materials
- CFC
- CIM
- Crime
- Day of Action
- Day of Caring
- Disaster
- Education
- EITCA
- Events
- Financial Documents
- Financial Stability
- Fund Raising
- Funding Decisions
- Grants
- Health
- Helping children and youth succeed
- Improving health for adults & seniors
- Information Resources
- Labor Participation
- LEAA – Loaned Executives Alumni Association
- Loaned Executives
- Miscellaneous
- NBA
- News
- NFL
- Partner Agencies
- Personal Stories
- Public Policy
- Sponsored Representatives
- Strengthening families and neighborhoods
- Technology
- Uncategorized
- United Ways of Tennessee
- Volunteers
- Youth United Way
Blogroll
Follow us on Twitter!
- Great infographic! Inst. of Medicine of the National Academies shows national obesity statistics, behavior warnings; wp.me/p1b9WQ-1ek 10 hours ago
- Story: How your United Way network support provided a mentor to a Memphis grade school student during time of crisis: wp.me/p1b9WQ-1dR 11 hours ago
- Campaign volunteer training session brings leaders together to plan, learn more about United Way: wp.me/p1b9WQ-1dY 1 day ago
- Youth United Way banquet salutes students for community service, congratulates graduating seniors and special guests: wp.me/p1b9WQ-1dy 1 week ago
-
Recent Posts
- Infographic from the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies highlights national overweight and obesity statistics, provides behavioral warnings
- Your support at work: Mentoring reaches a young grade school student during a time of crisis and helps him make the right choices in life
- Campaign volunteer training session brings leaders together to plan, learn more about United Way
- Youth United Way banquet salutes students for community service, congratulates graduating seniors and special honorees
Archives
Meta
Category Archives: Personal Stories
Your support at work: Facing tremendous odds, a mother and her son find a greater quality of life thanks to agency services and counseling
Rhonda hopes her son will not have to face the discrimination that she has faced since she became HIV positive. One important fact that may keep him from having to face that is, he does not have the disease. “He’s … Continue reading →
Your support at work: Young Brad received at-home therapy for limited vocabulary and speech delays
(Note: This story is courtesy of Sheila Climer, Sr. Intake Service Coordinator at Le Bonheur Early Intervention and Development. Names and images are changed to protect privacy.) Brad was a healthy child, but his struggle with early speech caused his … Continue reading →
Your support at work: His house destroyed by fire, John was unsure of where to turn, or how he and his wife would find shelter
(Note: This story comes courtesy of Kim Cribb with the American Red Cross. Names and images are changed to protect privacy.) The fire started in the kitchen, but the severe flame and smoke damage impacted every room in John’s home. … Continue reading →
United Way sponsorship of Ruby Payne conference helps DeSoto, Tunica County and Senatobia City School teachers
People who work to improve the lives of people living in poverty need to understand how different their worlds can be. Often these differences can interfere with communication and understanding, making the work all the more challenging. United Way works to … Continue reading →
Posted in Education, Events, Financial Stability, Health, Helping children and youth succeed, Information Resources, Personal Stories, Strengthening families and neighborhoods, Volunteers
|
Tagged conference, education, expert, poverty, poverty conference, poverty estimates, ruby payne, teachers, teaching, tunica county
Your support at work: Anna’s cancer diagnosis and legal issues made her future seem hopeless
Note: This story comes to us courtesy of Mauricio Calvo with Latino Memphis, part of United Way’s network of care. Names and images are changed to protect privacy. Anna was a single mother of three children who came to America … Continue reading →
NEWS: White House honors Marlon Foster as a “Champion of Change” at National Forum on Youth Violence Prevention
Marlon Foster speaks at one of United Way’s Annual Meetings about his agency Knowledge Quest and the positive changes the agency is making for youth in our community. (Note: Knowledge Quest is a United Way network partner agency. Executive Director … Continue reading →