United, We Can: How a Local Partnership Provided Over 500 Meals to Families This Thanksgiving
United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) partnered with Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church, Knox County Parks and Recreation, the Knox County Mayor’s Office, and dedicated volunteers to distribute over 500 Thanksgiving meals to families in our local Community Schools this holiday season.
The Long Road to Success: What Can Be Achieved with Someone Walking Beside You
Through mentorship and participant-led goal-setting, ETC empowers parents and caregivers to pursue their dreams. Whether they need long-term support or just a boost to make it through hard times, ETC helps people build a brighter future. For ETC participant LaShae, someone walking beside her during a hard time made all the difference.
Celebrating the Impact of Volunteerism in Our Community: The 2024 Spring Volunteer Guide Broke Records
United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) is excited to celebrate the success of our annual Spring Volunteer Guide. This year, we are proud to announce that the guide saw record-breaking participation with 1,495 volunteers serving 50 organizations.
United for a Brighter Future: Celebrating Our Community Schools Partners
United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) celebrated the supporters that make Community Schools possible with a Thank You Breakfast.
United Way of Greater Knoxville Recognizes the Generosity and Dedication of Corporate Partners at Inaugural Champions of Change Breakfast
The local corporate community gathered to kick off the 2024 Campaign for the United Way of Greater Knoxville. 2024 Campaign Chairs, John and Lee Ann Tolsma, kicked off the campaign by welcoming Angela Williams, President and CEO of United Way Worldwide, who delivered the keynote address.
