August News from United Way of Southern Maine
August is winding down. Tomatoes are finally ripe, the ocean almost feels warm, and the first day of school is near. But most exciting
United Way works with the community to quickly respond to emerging needs and tackle persistent issues, including child care, food insecurity, housing instability, and mental health.
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August is winding down. Tomatoes are finally ripe, the ocean almost feels warm, and the first day of school is near. But most exciting
United Way of Southern Maine (UWSM) will invest $5,082,458 into Southern Maine this year. These investments support both United Way-led work and grants to
United 4 Childcare, a nonprofit partner with United Way of Southern Maine, is in the early stages of orchestrating opportunities for two new affordable
United Way of Southern Maine is where the community comes together to help children, individuals, and families to create a brighter future for all.