Making an Impact


Our supporters prove time and time again that they want to be at the center of ensuring we are a community where everyone belongs and everyone thrives. With every dollar donated and every hour volunteered, their commitment fuels our work.

youth at a Community Night at Reynolds Middle

Youth Opportunity

Helping youth achieve their goals and dreams.

Aisha and a volunteer during early Helene relief efforts

Community Resiliency

Meeting today's challenges for a better future.

UWABC invested in the new School Based Health Center at Enka Middle

Investments

Funding informed by data and community wisdom.

Volunteering at a local school

Engagement

The power of our neighbors fuels our mission.

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Making an Impact


Our supporters prove time and time again that they want to be at the center of ensuring we are a community where everyone belongs and everyone thrives. With every dollar donated and every hour volunteered, their commitment fuels our work.

youth at a Community Night at Reynolds Middle

Youth Opportunity

Helping youth achieve their goals and dreams.

Aisha and a volunteer during early Helene relief efforts

Community Resiliency

Meeting today's challenges for a better future.

UWABC invested in the new School Based Health Center at Enka Middle

Investments

Funding informed by data and community wisdom.

Volunteering at a local school

Engagement

The power of our neighbors fuels our mission.

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Latest News and Stories


Donations to Owen Middle after the storm
The work of one United Way community school in the Swannanoa Valley during and after Helene by Caroline Parker EdNC | Sept 25, 2025   “When you see…
On United Way’s Tocqueville Society gathered on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, for an intimate barn celebration honoring longtime Tocqueville…
volunteers
As we mark the first anniversary of Hurricane Helene's impact on our community, we wanted to revisit some of the ways your contributions of funds,…

Latest News & Updates

Donations to Owen Middle after the storm
The work of one United Way community school in the Swannanoa Valley during and after Helene by Caroline Parker EdNC | Sept 25, 2025   “When you see…
On United Way’s Tocqueville Society gathered on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, for an intimate barn celebration honoring longtime Tocqueville…
volunteers
As we mark the first anniversary of Hurricane Helene's impact on our community, we wanted to revisit some of the ways your contributions of funds,…
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Impact

270

students were connected to mentors or tutors; 95% reported feeling supported.

1,131

students went to a school-based health center; 94% were able to return to class.

$2,325,800

invested in Direct Assistance to families following Helene.