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United Way Distributes $125,000 Worth of Bombas Underwear to Local Nonprofits 

United Way of Westchester and Putnam gave away 5,000 pairs of Bombas underwear between March 27th and March 31st.   Through United Way of Westchester and Putnam’s Essential Goods for Basic Needs program, 50 boxes of men’s and women’s Bombas underwear was distributed to 20 nonprofit organizations. This hallmark donation is valued at $125,000.   […]

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2nd Annual Community Canned Food Drive Collects 2,200 Pounds of Canned Goods

In honor of National Canned Food Month, the United Way of Westchester and Putnam, in partnership with Feeding Westchester, Mid-Hudson Library System and Westchester Library System, successfully completed its 2nd Annual Community Canned Food Drive, collecting 2,200 pounds of canned goods to support local food pantries and combat hunger in […]

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UWWP Awards Capacity Building Grants to Strengthen Nonprofit Sector

United Way of Westchester and Putnam awarded $16,000 in capacity building grants to three Westchester organizations dedicated to supporting the nonprofit sector, Association of Development Officers, Nonprofit Westchester, and Volunteer New York. These grants, approved at UWWP’s November Board Meeting, are part of the organization’s community resilience pillar and build […]

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Free Home Delivery of Food, Books, and Activities for Putnam Families This Summer

This summer, United Way of Westchester and Putnam’s Summer Backpack Program will provide supplemental food as well as books and activities, to low-income families of school-aged children on a weekly basis from July 13-August 24. During the final week of the program, school-aged children will receive a backpack with school […]

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United Way‘s Sold-Out “Take a Walk in Her Shoes” Event Engages Community with ALICE Discussion 

Providing Access, Opportunity, and Information is the Key to Helping ALICE  United Way of Westchester and Putnam’s Women’s Leadership Council hosted a panel discussion about helping the ALICE population in the county at its sold-out “Take a Walk in Her Shoes” breakfast held at Tappan Hill in Tarrytown on Tuesday, […]

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