A LETTER FROM THE WLC CHAIR Annette Smith Welcomes You Community groups form every year. Their members come together over a common concern, and their intention is to make a...
LETTER FROM THE WLC CHAIR Investing in our Community’s Future There is true power when a group of engaged and committed citizens gather – when people combine their skills and...
LETTER FROM THE WLC CHAIR Investing in our Community’s Future There is nothing quite like it – the feeling of satisfaction when we’ve donated our time and skills, our financial...
LETTER FROM THE WLC CHAIR Get and Stay Involved! Every four years, U.S. citizens cast their votes in a presidential election. There is much at stake, of course, and this...
WLC WELCOMES INCOMING CHAIR: SARAH WALDMAN The Women’s Leadership Council’s new chair is a business executive, community volunteer, wife and mother. Sarah Waldman will guide the WLC for the coming...
United Way of the Midlands Annual Meeting on October 20 During the Annual Meeting Luncheon on Friday October 20, United Way of the Midlands shared investments in local services and...
Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: A Multi-generational Approach Symposium Series: June 2017 Poverty is a complex condition that cannot be addressed with a single solution. It affects individuals, families, neighborhoods...
Food Security in Our Community Symposium Series: March 2017 About one in seven people in the Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area are considered “food insecure”.* That means more than 100,000 of...
Download the following whitepapers: Food Security in Our Community A Portrait of the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro area with highlights from the March 22, 2017, Community Symposium 2 Gen Approach Whitepaper...