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United Way, QC partners seek to level education playing field

With a $1 million Community In Schools (CIS) “catalytic grant” public-private partners led by United Way and local leaders will expand a program already...
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United Way volunteer tax prep services to begin soon in QC

United Way Quad Cities is now accepting appointments for its volunteer tax preparation services. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program helps thousands of local...

African American Leadership Society seeks grant applications

The African American Leadership Society, a donor network of United Way Quad Cities, is seeking applications for one-time grants to address African American community...

United Way seeks grant applications for emergency program

United Way Quad Cities is seeking proposals for grants for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, which received $137,266 from the Federal Emergency Management...
United Way Quad Cities Board of Directors Chair Mara Downing

United Way honors business leaders, volunteers

Business and community leaders, volunteers and supporters were honored Wednesday, April 5, during the United Way Quad Cities meeting called The Generosity Dividend Event,...

Ty Lewis to lead United Way’s African American Leadership Society

United Way Quad Cities recently named Ty Lewis as the director of its African American Leadership Society (AALS) and Emerging Leaders donor networks. The AALS...

United Way needs grant applicants, volunteers for 2023 campaign

United Way Quad Cities is seeking both applications for its Community Impact Grants as well as community volunteers to assist in the grant review...

Wanted: Readers for United Way’s Read United QC initiative

United Way hopes to help close COVID-19-related gaps in youth literacy by connecting another 200 Quad Cities students with volunteers for one-on-one weekly reading...

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