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PRESS RELEASE: UNITED WAY TO COORDINATE VOLUNTEER RESPONSE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS
UNITED WAY TO COORDINATE VOLUNTEER RESPONSE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS ON BEHALF OF CITY OF PORTLAND (Portland, ME – June 14, 2019) As the City of Portland responds to the over 150 asylum seekers
UWGP Legislative Update, 5/31/19
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE May 31, 2019 To get the Legislative Update delivered to your inbox every other week, sign up below or email Ronald Jarrett, United Way of Greater Portland’s Director of Public Policy and Advocacy,
UWGP Legislative Update, 5/17/19
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE May 17, 2019 To get the Legislative Update delivered to your inbox every other week, sign up below or email Ronald Jarrett, United Way of Greater Portland’s Director of Public Policy and Advocacy,
UWGP Legislative Update, 5/03/19
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE May 3, 2019 To get the Legislative Update delivered to your inbox every other week, sign up below or email Ronald Jarrett, United Way of Greater Portland’s Director of Public Policy and Advocacy,
United Way of Greater Portland Recognizes 7 Outstanding Individuals and Businesses with 2019 UNITED We Thrive Awards
United Way of Greater Portland Recognizes 7 Outstanding Individuals and Businesses with 2019 UNITED We Thrive Awards On Tuesday, April 23, over 250 people gathered at the UNITED We Thrive Award Luncheon to celebrate and
UWGP Legislative Update, 4/19/19
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE April 19, 2019 To get the Legislative Update delivered to your inbox every other week, sign up below or email Ronald Jarrett, United Way of Greater Portland’s Director of Public Policy and Advocacy,
United We Can Spotlight – National Volunteer Week 2019
National Volunteer Week Spotlight – Friday Finale! The week is ending (at least the business week) and we wanted to go out on this fabulous (FLASHBACK) Friday with a community focused campaign that merges some
PATHS Spotlight – National Volunteer Week 2019
National Volunteer Week Spotlight Day 4! Volunteering your time and expertise, even in the short-term, can help neighbors find long-term pathways to success. Yesterday Portland Arts & Technology High School (PATHS) held a workshop featuring