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    31,546
    Total number of lives touched by United Way of Alamance funding last year (July 2018 to June 2019)
    21,932
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    $1,230,963
    Funds given back to the community (July 2018– June 2019)
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    UNITED WAY BLOG

    1/13/2020

    MLK Day of Service

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. recognized the power of service for a community. He once said, “Everyone can be great because everybody can serve.” In 1983, Congress deemed the third…

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    1/8/2020

    VITA Appointments Now Available

    The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program offers free tax help to people who generally make $56,000 or less, persons with disabilities and limited English speaking taxpayers who need assistance…

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    11/22/2019

    Alamance Hosts NCCARE360 Training

    This past Tuesday human service organizations from Alamance, Guilford and Rockingham Counties came together for a training on the NCCARE360 platform. The online software was launched earlier this year and…

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    11/14/2019

    United Way Hosts Food Pantry Round-Table

    Yesterday, United Way had the privilege of hosting a food pantry round-table with the pantries that receive food from the Second Harvest Food Bank in Winston Salem. We heard organizational…

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    11/14/2019

    Community Council Recap November 5th

    Last week’s Community Council program was focused on the opioid crisis in Alamance County. Guest speakers Ray Vipperman (EMS), Sara Huffman (RHA) and Carolyn Carter (RTSA) walked us through what…

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    COMMUNITY COUNCIL UPDATES

    1/28/2020

    4th Annual – Freedom Talks Panel

    Join community partners AACAHAC, Wayman Chapel AME, Culture Mill and the Saxapahaw Social Justice Exchange in celebration of Black History Month Sunday, February 2, 2020. This event will highlight a panel of change…

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    1/27/2020

    Alamance County Commission Candidate Forum on Wednesday, February 5

    Elon University, in partnership with the Burlington Times-News and Alamance County Area Chamber of Commerce, will host the Alamance County Commission Candidate Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 6:30 p.m….

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    1/27/2020

    Applications for ACE’s Parent Engagement Program are now available

    ACE’s Parent Engagement Program is a nationally recognized curriculum from the national nonprofit organization Parents for Public Schools. This curriculum has been used for nearly 20 years as a way…

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    1/27/2020

    Community Council February 4, 2020

    Community Council will meet on Tuesday February 4th at 12:00 p.m. at Impact Alamance (133 E Davis Street, Burlington, NC 27215). Please bring a printed copy of your eventbrite ticket OR have the…

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    1/24/2020

    United States Census Employment Opportunity

    Every Monday 9:00am-12:00pm Through February 24 Join the 2020 US Census Team No Experience Needed • 18 Years of Age • Great Pay Flexible Hours • Weekly Pay• Paid Training…

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      Your generous gift will support United Way's vital poverty-cutting programs. Together we’re making a difference in people’s lives and creating a stronger community for us all. Your donation, large or small, makes it possible for United Way to improve lives in our community.

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