Join the movement to END poverty
United Way of Greater Greensboro is leading a local movement to END poverty.
That’s why we’ve created a community-wide network of partners that provides a path to financial stability at any stage of life.
Our new holistic approach to ending poverty is working and we have the outcomes to prove it. Adults are becoming financially stable now and children have the proper foundations to be successful in the future.
Watch our latest videos to see our partnerships in action.
Join us on Sept. 27, 6 – 9 p.m. at Revolution Mill for our annual Campaign Kick Off & Community Celebration.
Show your support for ending local poverty! And, hear a special announcement about the Artists United to END Poverty benefit album.
Enjoy beer provided by Natty Greene’s, live music, food trucks, outdoor games and much more.
RSVP by Sept. 20.
See photos from last year’s event.
Thanks to The Culture Pushers for their partnership.
Join us for Young Leader’s annual Trunk-or-Treat!
Sunday, October 27, 2019 | 2 – 4 p.m. | 1500 Yanceyville Street
Join Young Leaders and decorate your trunk in a festive, fall fashion and hand out treats for children in our community! This event is free and open to the public.
Trunk-or-Treat is a safe alternative to trick-or-treating that brings the community together.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED to host and decorate trunks, greet families, organize car parking, host games & more!
Download flyers:
Click here to view photos from last year’s event.
Sponsorships available!
Gather your friends for a night of philanthropy and fun! Enjoy wine and food as hundreds of designer new and vintage handbags, accessories, experiences, and more are auctioned. Guests will receive a beautiful tote bag from Tanger Outlets.
Proceeds benefit United Way’s efforts to END local poverty.
Tickets will be on sale soon! Sponsorships are now available. Please contact Julie for more information at julie.longmire@unitedwaygso.org.
12th Annual Breakfast with Community Leaders Hosted by African American Leadership
Space is limited to the first 250 people – RSVP COMING SOON
Make plans to join us at the annual Breakfast with Community Leaders hosted by African American Leadership.
Attendees are encouraged to bring new, or gently used, coats, socks, gloves and warm hats that will be donated to local children and youth.
