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United Way’s 211 Helpline provides housing and utility assistance with help from Goodfellows Luna Stephens Original publish date: December 15, 2024 Read the full article from the Omaha World-Herald here. Article excerpt A program supported by Goodfellows looks to make the process of seeking help in the Omaha area this holiday season as easy as calling 2-1-1. The 211 Helpline,
Raise Me to Read has been honored with a Pacesetter Award by the Campaign for Grade Level Reading. The program, which is under the nonprofit organization Family Inc., was named a Pacesetter in Building the Community Learning for Impact
Article published by KMTV Written by Erik Mauro OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — The Omaha Home for Boys has received a grant of $126,800 from the United Way of the Midlands. Thanks to the grant, more than 250 young adults served
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — United Way of the Midlands recently donated $25,200 to College Possible, a program in Omaha making college admission and success more attainable for students from low-income backgrounds. College Possible has supported the work of students at
Article published by The Daily Nonpareil Written by Tim Johnson Becky Liston was named Teacher of the Year not once, but twice this year. The kindergarten teacher at Edison Elementary School was presented a Teacher of the Year award from
Article published by Omaha Star On June 21 more than 400 volunteers are partnering with United Way of the Midlands (UWM) during the 4th annual Day of Action to reinforce the importance of summer reading with approximately 575 children in
OMAHA, Neb. (FOX 42 KPTM) — The United Way says that Governor Pete Ricketts signed LB641 into law, ensuring United Way’s 2-1-1 Helpline will receive $300,000 in state funding each year for the next two years. The United Ways says the
