January 2017

• 2017 Public Policy Day Registration is Open!

  01/18/2017
  
   

• Pitch in with the Upcoming Homelessness Point-in-Time Count!

  01/05/2017

  United Way's annual Homelessness Point-in-Time (PIT) Count is January 25-29! Click here to learn how YOU can get involved! 

   

• Win a Blueprint for Leadership scholarship

  01/03/2017

  

December 2016

• Resolve to Volunteer in the New Year!

  12/30/2016

  Click here to browse volunteer opportunities in the Midlands!

• Help WIP adopt a family this Christmas!

  12/13/2016

  Women in Philanthropy is adopting two single-parent families at Family Shelter for Christmas!

November 2016

• United Way Mourns the Loss of Two Dear Friends, Humanitarians

  11/28/2016

  We lost two steadfast friends of United Way of the Midlands this weekend. Judy Davis, former campaign and board chair, passed away Friday, and Cathy Novinger on Sunday. Both were United Way Humanitarian of the Year recipients, Cathy in 2010 and Judy in 2014.

• Give the Gift of Hope this Holiday Season

  11/28/2016

  As you begin your holiday shopping, please consider making a donation in honor of a loved one to return a flood victim home for the holidays.

• "A Place Called Home" Poster Contest Winners Announced!

  11/18/2016

  United Way and the Midlands Area Consortium for the Homeless kicked off Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (Nov.

• Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week

  11/02/2016
  Join United Way and the Midlands Area Consortium for the Homeless and get involved with local activities around the Midlands to help us raise awareness about hunger and homelessness in our community.
   
  MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14
   
  “A PLACE CALLED HOME” POSTER CONTEST
   

October 2016

• 15 South Carolina Counties Eligible for Individual Federal Assistance

  10/18/2016

  South Carolina homeowners and renters in 15 additional counties are now eligible to apply for disaster assistance, from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), for damage and losses sustained as a result of the Hurricane Matthew storms and flooding that began Oct. 4, 2016.