During This Black History Month, There’s Much Work to Do
Seattle’s Black History is replete with leaders from public, corporate and religious sectors who for generations have advocated for and amplified the concerns of communities. Read Article
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Let’s Celebrate Black Businesses and Black Philanthropy
In August, we honor and celebrate two observances that recognize… Read Article
United Way’s Response to the State of Downtown Report
United Way of King County has reopened its Second… Read Article
Our Office Was Closed, but Our Hearts Remained Open
This week, most of us at United Way of King… Read Article
United Way, Nordstrom Honor Blake Nordstrom With Basic Needs Scholarship
United Way of King County and Nordstrom will honor the… Read Article
National Author, Local Professor Recount Slavery’s Impact
As Dr. Clint Smith described unspeakable horrors of American slavery… Read Article
COVID-19 Rental Assistance, Multicultural Access and Racial Equity
“We know in this time that those… Read Article
What does #SeattleHeart mean to Gordon McHenry, Jr.?
When asked what #SeattleHeart mean to Gordon McHenry, Jr., here’s… Read Article
Homelessness in Seattle: Three reasons a point in time count is important
Gordon McHenry, Jr. is CEO and President of United Way… Read Article