On January 25th and 26th, a community came together for one cause – to help veterans. At the Arizona Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum people and pets from all over the Valley came through the annual Maricopa County StandDown event to end veteran homelessness.
Over the weekend community members came together to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. through philanthropy. Activities included garden preparation and building WeekEnd Hunger Backpacks.
It’s the end of December and the new year is close by. As we look back at the accomplishments we achieved thanks to our volunteers, partners and donors this year, we are so thankful for all of the people in Maricopa County committed to joining the fight to break the cycle of poverty.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s Help The Working Poor Fund is our tax credit mechanism. United Way uses contributions to fund its own efforts to fight poverty in the community as well as sharing resources with other organizations dealing with homelessness, hunger and other related issues.
As the holidays near and the air is filled with cheer, we begin to think back on the year and all the good times we had. At Valley of the Sun United Way, we see all the wonderful things you made possible!
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​Are you ready for candy, costumes, scares, and fun? Halloween is just around the corner (and so are the goblins and ghosts)! If you’re celebrating with a party, why not make it a Party With a Purpose?
Valley of the Sun United Way offers the Helping the Working Poor fund to allow people to give a charitable donation that assists hardworking families by supporting experts in areas like job-skill training, childcare, education, and more.