
WOMEN UNITED
Are you a woman looking to get involved in your community?
Women United members (WU) are community leaders who are focused on empowering and inspiring women to lead community-wide change that ends poverty. Membership is comprised of caring citizens who contribute $1,000 or more annually to United Way of Greater Greensboro.
Women United is about women helping women.
Women United members (WU) are community leaders who are focused on empowering and inspiring women to lead community-wide change that ends poverty. Membership is comprised of caring citizens who contribute $1,000 or more annually to United Way of Greater Greensboro. If you make your gift online, be sure to click “Women United” under the Engagement Group section.
FOCUS & INITIATIVES
Helping women and families in our community succeed
WU has been instrumental in empowering women in our community to overcome challenges and barriers to succeed. The group helps local women and families move from poverty to financial stability by offering skills training, coaching and mentoring.
Community Speaker Series
Hosted by WU every other year, United Way’s Community Speaker Series convenes multi-generational women from across our community to learn together, connect with one another, and be inspired while supporting the work of United Way
Handbags for Hope Auction
Hosted by WU this annual celebration of fashion and compassion raises funds and awareness for the work of United Way. Hundreds of women gather their girlfriends for this energetic live auction of beautiful designer handbags–a fun, fashionable evening, all for a great cause
MEMBER BENEFITS
Be a Community Impact Leader
Share your ideas and build relationships with group members, United Way staff and community leaders in a variety of fun and meaningful settings
Lead Change
Be a part of United Way’s movement to end poverty. You have an opportunity to support societal change and make history
Be Recognized as a Leadership Donor
Receive philanthropic recognition as a United Way Leadership Donor.
Be a Volunteer Hero
Participate in at least two affinity group exclusive volunteer opportunities throughout the year
Host Events the Help End Poverty
Every year, affinity group members host a variety of community events that create meaningful engagement and true change.
Perks
Network with Community Leaders, receive special invitations and early ticket access to events. You’ll also receive a Caring Club Card that gets you special discounts from restaurants and businesses.
LEARN MORE & JOIN US
For more information about the Women United, please contact Julie Longmire Dauray at 336-378-5023.
STORIES OF IMPACT
For more information about this event, contact Elizabeth Green at elizabeth.green@unitedwaygso.org
By proclamation, March 1 is officially LIVE UNITED Day in the City of Greensboro. Join people from around the community to put your own mark on a piece of art that will be displayed at City Hall! Free Ben and Jerry’s ice cream will be provided to those who participate!
Join us virtually for our first event in our End Poverty: The Lunch & Learn Series.
Topic: Strategy/Midyear Outcomes
If you’re an Employee Campaign Manager and would like to attend this meeting to discover ways that UWGG can make a greater impact in the community through corporate partnerships, contact Julia Thomas at julia.thomas@unitedwaygso.org
Topic: United Way State of the Community
For more information about this event, contact Julia Thomas at julia.thomas@unitedwaygso.org
Hosted by all Affinity Groups, join us to create meaningful connections and learn more about/get involved with our work. Invite your friends!
Join UWGG as we raise awareness and support while attendees are treated to free ice cream.
Come to learn more about African American Leadership and how you can become more involved!
Come to learn more about Women United and how you can become more involved!
Come to learn more about Young Leaders and how you can become more involved!
National Volunteer Week is a great opportunity to thank all of our volunteers and show our appreciation for their efforts. To celebrate, we have arranged volunteer opportunities throughout the week and we hope you will join us!
View opportunities and sign up HERE
Join us virtually for our End Poverty: The Lunch & Learn Series.
Topic: Pathways to employment
The public is invited to attend virtually to learn about UWGG’s business updates.
Attend celebrations and volunteer locally. Individual and group volunteer opportunities will be available. More details to come!
All month long, we’re hosting a summer nutrition food drive to help stock our Mentoring Matters-supported school food pantries and other Title 1 schools.
Come to learn more about African American Leadership and how you can become more involved!