
May News from United Way of Southern Maine
United Way of Southern Maine’s 2025-26 Community Report is here, and I’m incredibly proud to share what you made possible over the past year.
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United Way of Southern Maine’s 2025-26 Community Report is here, and I’m incredibly proud to share what you made possible over the past year.

We celebrated a huge milestone earlier this month: the ribbon cutting for the first United 4 Child Care center in South Portland.

United 4 Child Care, a new child care nonprofit created through innovative community collaboration, officially opened a new child care center in South Portland today during a press conference and ribbon cutting

This month marks an exciting milestone for me: one year as president and CEO of United Way of Southern Maine. After more than a decade with the organization, stepping into this role has deepened my perspective on what United Way makes possible—and where we’re heading next. I recently shared a few reflections on leadership, community, and the work ahead on our blog.

One year in, Dan Coyne reflects on the past year, what he is hearing and seeing in our community, and where United Way is headed in the future.

From keeping Mainers warm to empowering young leaders, February’s United Way newsletter highlights the many ways we’re helping families thrive. Learn how Emerging Leaders United is addressing youth food insecurity, how our CA$H program is guiding families toward financial security, and how 211 Maine continues to connect people with essential resources. Plus, don’t miss upcoming events like Support Beyond the Paycheck and Women United’s Night at the Museum.