The Generosity of Donors and Volunteers Made This Season So Wonderful for Many People in Need Tis the season for giving! As part of our annual Yuletide festivities, United Way
Join United Way of Broward County in providing a memorable Holiday Season for local families.
And What United Way of Broward County Is Doing to Make Lives Better by Nazbi Chowdhury, United Way of Broward County Director of Public Policy & Strategic Initiatives In mid-January,
The housing affordability crisis is the predominant issue affecting Broward residents. To remedy this will take collaboration across public and private sectors. United Way of Broward County has fought for
Contact: Jo Sesodia, Director, Urban Planning Division, 954.357.6602 or [email protected] For Immediate Release A New resource focusing on Broward County’s affordable housing supply is now publicly available. The countywide Affordable Housing
CREATING A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE THROUGH BYC The stress that our children feel today is something that we as adults can’t even begin to understand. From cyber bullying to peer pressure,
The lifeblood of our community are our ALICE families and individuals — Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. ALICE workers educate our children, keep us healthy, keep our money making industries running and make our quality of
POINT-IN-TIME DATA Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) households earn more than the Federal Poverty Level, but less than the basic cost of living for the county (the ALICE Threshold).
In contrast to some of the pandemonium in South Florida that recently made headlines, many students in Broward County participated in what’s known as Broward Youth Coalition’s Alternative Spring Break
United Way of Broward County invites you to join us for a virtual training, Topic: Amplifying Voices: Empowering Marginalized Communities Through Allyship, presented by: Misty Eyez.
4th of July Celebrations, Animatronic Dinosaurs, New Playgrounds, and Creativity for Teens — Find Your Fun! Summer in Broward County is always exciting — filled with family-friendly events catering to
Project Lifeline: The Heartbeat of Broward’s Food Assistance Empowered by Gratitude: Client Becomes a Volunteer “I have one son and several nieces and nephews in our home, and the
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