March 4, 2022 – Pierce County, Wash. — Emily Mendez-Bryant, Chief Development Officer at United Way of Pierce County has been selected to participate in United Way’s Advanced Leadership Program.
United Way of Pierce County is starting a 21-day equity challenge on February 1, 2022, to spark conversation, action and change in our community around issues of race, power, privilege and leadership. Participants will also learn what it takes to go from being an ally to a leader in the fight for equality.
United Way Invites You and Your Organization to Participate in Virtual MLK Month of Action 2022
Jackie Flowers and William Robertson to Co-Chair United Way of Pierce County’s 2021/2022 Campaign
October 12, 2021, Tacoma, Wash.
Career-Connected Learning for Low-Income Young Adults of Color
June 11, 2021 - Tacoma, Wash. — Each June, United Way brings communities around the
world together to harness the volunteer spirit and improve the conditions in which they live. This
year, they are supporting urgent needs in Pierce County in the continuing response to COVID-
19 for both children and older adults with two care kit options:
United Way Launches 5-Day Racism & the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Community Equity Challenge
By Dona Ponepinto, President & CEO, United Way of Pierce County