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United Way of Dane County 211 Achieves Inform USA Accreditation Madison, WI (December 10, 2024) – United Way of Dane County 211 has received Inform USA (formerly known as AIRS) accreditation, after a rigorous 12-month review. The accreditation indicates we
United Way of Dane County and Madison Community Foundation Collaborate to Build the Capacity of Nonprofits Serving the Greater Madison Area Madison, WI (Nov. 13, 2024) – United Way of Dane County today announced that it is joining Madison Community
United Way of Dane County Kicks Off 2024 Community Campaign Madison, WI (August 22, 2024) – Yesterday, United Way of Dane County officially launched the 2024 Community Campaign with a fun-filled Community Kickoff event at Breese Stevens Field. 550
TruStage Foundation Awards United Way of Dane County with $650,000 to Support Housing Strategies Madison, WI (June 18, 2024) – The TruStage Foundation awarded United Way of Dane County a $650,000 grant to support strategies centered around housing and economic
The selfish case for selflessness Why volunteering is good for you Judith Davidoff December 6, 2024 It takes Ivy Corfis just a few minutes to walk from her downtown condo to the Capitol Lakes health center on West Main Street,
Empty Stocking Club is one of many toy giveaways in Madison. Here’s how you can help Kelly Lecker Nov 17, 2024 Empty Stocking Club’s goal is to make sure every child experiences the joy of receiving a toy at Christmas.
Donation to United Way is a gift to the community By Dave Zweifel Nov 15, 2024 The United Way of Dane County, long recognized for its work in combatting community problems, is in the midst of its 2024 fundraising campaign
United Way of Dane County seeing increase in 211 calls By Nicole Herzog Published: Oct. 31, 2024 at 9:45 PM CDT MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Calls to United Way of Dane County’s 211 helpline are increasing, and local organizations like Second Harvest