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In 2023, many teens and young people will enter adulthood without the essential financial knowledge and skills they need to make informed choices about their money. Promoting financial literacy for..

If You Need Food Right Now If you can’t afford groceries or don’t have money for food today, you are not alone, and help is available.There are free and low-cost..

This month, Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) opened the first of the district’s new School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs). The SBHCs serve as on-campus doctors’ offices for students. The grand opening on March 23 took place at Fairmont Heights High School in Capitol..

On the evening of January 20, Gia Simms researched volunteer opportunities in Alexandria. She came across United Way of the National Capital Area’s mid-year Stuff the Bus event at United Way Worldwide Headquarters in..

United Way of the National Capital Area (United Way NCA) was proud to co-host the “Get Back On Your Feet” event on March 28 at the College of Southern Maryland’s..

There is something powerful that happens when young women walk into a room and, perhaps for the first time, see their futures reflected back at them. On March 25, in..

In today’s world, gender and racial inequities persist across the nation and world. Understanding what social responsibility is can help address these disparities, as individuals and organizations work toward more..

Students from H.D. Woodson High School in Washington, DC attended mock interviews at United Way of the National Capital Area’s downtown office in February.  The interviews allow students enrolled in one of the school’s career academies to practice..