At its September meeting, United Way of Greater Portland’s Board of Directors voted to endorse the passage of Maine Referendum Questions 4 & 5 on this November’s ballot. Both bonds questions directly align with the UWGP’s public policy agenda and support the work of Thrive2027 Goal 2.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR UNITED WAY DONATION LOOKS LIKE? Nolan was born a perfectly healthy child. But when Nolan was 18-months old things changed. His interaction – babbling, eye contact, facial expressions, and gestures –
On September 14, Greater Portland delivered enough food for 28,163 meals and broke last year’s record for Cumberland County’s largest one-day food drive (16,428 donated in 2017). United Way of Greater Portland kicked off its 2018 Campaign with the third annual United We CAN event in Monument Square, featuring can sculptures built by sixteen teams:
The Director, Human Resources is responsible for developing and administering the organization’s Human Resources programs and initiatives. This person serves as a member of the organization’s leadership team and must understand the agency’s strategic direction and work across program areas to support and implement employee development and engagement opportunities.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR UNITED WAY DONATION LOOKS LIKE? Nabil was feeling hopeless. He lost his job, and was struggling to get back on his feet. Not only did he lack the education and credentials
Looking for a way to meet new people while positively impacting the community where you live, work, or play? Check out the September top volunteer picks and get started today.
Volunteers Needed: Focus Group Facilitators and Note Takers Two years after initial Community Conversations that resulted in Thrive2027, United Way of Greater Portland is interested in convening focus groups to gather more information from the community about our shared
Looking for a way to meet new people while positively impacting the community where you live, work, or play? Check out the August top volunteer picks and get started today.
Women United is announcing a funding opportunity for programs working with single mothers and their children in the East Bayside neighborhood of Greater Portland. Women United seeks to invest in programs that: implement a two-generation strategy to reduce poverty and utilize a collaborative approach to working with community partners.