Take Action

Join the equity movement and initiate change in your community.

GET INVOLVED

Change begins with you.

There are many needs in our region surrounding the health, education and economic opportunity of all community members. Help United Way of the National Capital Area reduce disparities and increase equity by becoming a part of the solution. When you give, advocate and volunteer, our communities grow stronger, our relationships get deeper and we create opportunities where they didn’t exist before. When none are ignored, all will thrive.

Give

Your donation goes to community programs and initiatives that need it most, providing young people with academic and social support, training adults for jobs that pay a family-sustaining income and connecting people in need to medical care, housing and other basic support.

Advocate

Raise your voice and take action! Spread the word about our life-changing work and share your story with others about why you support United Way NCA.

Volunteer

Whether it’s for an hour, a day, once a week or monthly, you can create tremendous impact in our community by participating in our in-person and virtual volunteer events.

Increase Your Impact

Attend an Event

Find out about upcoming events sponsored by United Way NCA.

Start a Workplace Campaign

Your workplace campaign is a vital part of helping our community recover and increasing equity in our region.

Join an Affinity Group

Join a United Way NCA Affinity Group and be involved in exclusive networking events, volunteer activities and advocacy opportunities.

Get the Word Out

We’d love to know more about the ways in which you advocate for equity in the community and why you support United Way NCA. Tag us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or YouTube to share your story of why you Live United.

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