How do we get there? By Living United. By forging unlikely partnerships. Finding new solutions to old problems. Mobilizing the best resources. Inspiring individuals to tackle their most daunting social crises. And by making strategic investments that produce lasting results.
Of Washington, DC students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch
Only 50% of adults with mental illness in Virginia receive any form of treatment
In Washington, DC African-Americans make up 87% of the population experiencing homelessness
United Way of the National Capital Area is committed to the health, education and economic opportunity of every person in our community, regardless of race, gender, income and ability.
Here are quick links to the work that United Way NCA does for the local community in the Washington, DC area. United Way NCA has community programs for residents in the National Capital Area, including:
Explore all United NCA community health programs:
Explore all United NCA community education programs:
Explore all United NCA community economic opportunity programs:
Our quarterly newsletter, Community Matters, keeps you informed on all things United Way NCA, including volunteer opportunities, news, upcoming events to attend, a letter from our president & CEO, Rosie Allen-Herring, and so much more.