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Text UWCTCOVID to 41444 to donate today! MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Decisions.
Frankly, it means everyone working together in a united way, for a united purpose.On Sept. 17, WSFA will hold an all-day telethon to benefit the United Way. All funds go toward the COVID-19 Community Response & Recovery Fund. We’ll share how United Way meets community needs and solves community problems.
The United Way ran their telethon the week of March 30 and saw tremendous results.
We are still receiving requests to be involved," Gregg wrote to The Enquirer Tuesday in an email.The United Way plans to spotlight celebrated Cincinnati arts, food and culture through the event, which is taking segment suggestions from community members. Kathy Thompson, Emily Thompson and Duane Thompson Jr. performed during the United Way Estevan Telethon in memory of Duane Foster Sr., who passed away earlier this … Hear why executive director of Head Start 4-C, Janell Frazier, believes you should donate. The virtual telethon will be viewable from the United Way’s website, uwswok.org, as well as their Facebook page. Star-studded fundraiser benefits United Way, National Wildlife Federation and The Nature Conservancy providing immediate, direct support for families, residents and wildlife affected by Gulf oil spill "When we started this, we had no idea how many local and even national acts would want to be involved.
On Sept. 17, WSFA will hold an all-day telethon to benefit the United Way. "Weir said the community has been incredibly responsive and giving in response to COVID-19.
Join us tomorrow, June 17th, for our telethon in partnership with 25 News KXXV. But to have a better community, it’s up to each of us to make the community better. Donations came from 186 callers, 194 online or text-to-give donors, 83 Facebook users, and 11 corporate partners.
The fund distributed $1 million to two dozen organizations within the first week. The evening telethon, scheduled for May 1, will stream on the United Way of Greater Cincinnati website, Facebook and YouTube, according to an announcement. Local artists and world-famous personalities such as Jerry Springer and Jewel will come together – virtually – for "United for Cincy," a telethon event to benefit United Way of Greater Cincinnati's COVID-19 relief efforts.United Way of Greater Cincinnati partnered with the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Procter & Gamble, bi3, Fifth Third Foundation, The Kroger Co. Cincinnati entertainers, businesses or anyone else looking to get involved with "United for Cincy" can Viewers can give to United Way of Greater Cincinnati "There's going to be a long road ahead of families, some families in terms of how we recover and rebuild," Weir said. "I think the good news is that it challenges us to really think through how we do business going forward and what do we have to change to make sure we are meeting needs.
Providing groceries, mental health resources, and skills workshops upon re-entry to the job market are just some of the services that Weir believes the community will need moving forward. The nonprofit raised over $655,000 to support the local community. But that won't be enough moving forward, according to United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s President and CEO Moira Weir.“COVID-19 will have long-lasting effects on our community, exacerbating already high poverty percentages throughout Greater Cincinnati,” Weir said in a press release. The United Way of Greater Cincinnati will lead future recovery and revitalization efforts outside of these immediate needs, she said.