President and CEO Max Gardner, along with key community leaders, will detail progress toward long-term education, income, health and housing goals during February 23 event at Edwards Lifesciences WHAT: FACE 2024 Report WHO: Orange County United Way President and CEO…
Orange County United Way and Santa Ana elementary schools events also kick off Read Aloud Month with citywide reading of Dr. Seuss Books Event is a key component of United Way’s FACE 2024 communitywide action plan to promote early grade…
Campus summit kicks off collaborative campaign to address needs of county’s less privileged residents UCI and the Orange County United Way co-hosted a summit Oct. 1 on the UCI campus to launch OC Working Together, an ambitious, multifaceted, collaborative campaign…
Funds to support college preparatory programs for at-risk middle and high school students participating in United Way’s successful Destination Graduation program IRVINE, CA – Orange County United Way announced today that it has awarded a $100,000 grant to California State…
SANTA ANA, Calif. -- July 22, 2015 -- Science @ OC, the Orange County non-profit dedicated to strengthening science education in Orange County's public middle schools, announced that is has received a $32,000 grant from Orange County United Way. The…
Heroes Elementary School reading of Dr. Seuss books part of national effort to promote early childhood literacy, a key component of United Way’s FACE 2024 community action plan to reduce school dropout rates in Orange County Santa Ana, CA –…
It takes just 15 minutes a day to make a world of difference. Learn more about our early literacy campaign, OC Reads, by reading this OC Register Family article, "The reading difference."
More than 60 organizations and agencies have signed on to partner with OC Reads, a local program driven by the Read Aloud: 15 MINUTES campaign to support early grade literacy in communities nationwide. Since OC Reads was publicly launched in…
At United Way, we are committed to changing the FACE of our community over the next 10 years. By 2024, through improving access to educational resources, we will cut the high school dropout rate in half. Improving community conditions…
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