Posts Categorized: Education
The Race to Supply Our Students
Mapping The Effect of COVID-19 on Food Insecurity Across the Country
How the Digital Divide Made Inequity in Education Systems Unignorable
United Way NCA’s COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund Shifts from Response to Long Term Recovery
Closing the Distance in Distanced Learning
Fishing for Hope in A Time of Uncertainty
Highest Graduation Rates in Metro Counties
Teaching Students to Champion Their Narrative With Storytelling
What Does Philanthropy Look Like in 2019? To This Group of Gen Z, It’s Volunteering.
Empowering the Youth with Goal Setting Through Running
Putting Absenteeism on Spin Cycle: How United Way NCA is Cleaning Up Dropout Rates With Free Laundry
United Way NCA’s ‘Young Philanthropists’ Donate 18 Amazon Kindles to Title 1 Students At Brookland Middle School
A Community School, a Laundry Unit and a Load of Love
Taking STEM Education to the Schoolyard
The Play by Play of Building Character in Our Youth
Bowser Administration Awards $4.8 Million in Summer Strong Grants
How Do You “Bullyproof” a School?
More Than a Mentor
How United Way of the National Capital Area is Making Tree Lighting Philanthropic in 2018
Erica Russell Named to Alexandria Chamber’s 40 under 40
The Visionaries: Celebrating our Community’s Strong Women
A Helping Hand Goes a Long Way
MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership
Donate a Photo to United Way NCA
International Literacy Day
6 Tips for Starting a Volunteer Program at Your Workplace
Backpacks Combat Hunger in Local Middle Schools
Employees Join Forces to Stuff the Bus with 100 Backpacks
International Youth Day: How to Give Back
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