United Way

The latest ALICE / United Way report shows more than 4 million households are straining to survive financially amid higher costs for food and housing as the affordability crisis continues to bite. Miami-Dade households fared worse, followed by Broward and Palm Beach County. The Florida Keys fared slightly better.

The United Way of Florida says more than 3.4 million people are struggling to pay for basic needs.United Way of Florida President, Ted Granger, says the…

Volunteer Florida is awarding 22 organizations across the state some significant matching funds to increase their volunteer base. Volunteer Florida CEO…

A new report from United Way shows nearly half of Florida’s households are struggling to make ends meet. United Way officials say their measurement tool…

Two months after an undercover woman alleged mistreatment at a Tallahassee homeless shelter, consultants are releasing recommendations for how to improve…

The major funder for a Tallahassee homeless shelter that’s being investigated for possible unsafe conditions is calling for an independent study of the…

The United Way of Florida has received a $3 million multi-year grant to fund reading programs in some of the state’s lowest performing elementary…

The United Way of the Big Bend is hosting its second annual “Read United” campaign. As Sascha Cordner reports, hundreds of public schools are…