Not all Greater Chattanoogans have what they need to lead a healthy life. And not all...
Q&A: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
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Home Ownership and Affordable Housing: Q&A with an Expert
The impact of home ownership on stability is critical. When an individual or household is...
Happy Black History Month!
February is Black History Month, and the United Way of Greater Chattanooga staff is taking time to...
Restoring Hope through the COVID-19 Crisis
When COVID-19 hit our community last March, hundreds of individuals lost their jobs or experienced a shortage of income. And for some households, this meant they faced a choice between paying rent or putting food on the table. Many Greater Chattanoogas found themselves needing to ask for help for the first time.
Q&A: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Not all Greater Chattanoogans have what they need to lead a healthy life. And not all...
Champions of Hope
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, countless Americans have lost their jobs or experienced an...
Cookin’ Up Relief
If you’ve been to an Applebee’s or Miller’s Ale House in...
Champions of Hope: La Paz Chattanooga
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to affect our local economy, the Restore Hope Fund continues to...
Q&A: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Not all Greater Chattanoogans have what they need to lead a healthy life. And not all...
Supporting Local People Impacted by the COVID Crisis
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (June 12, 2020) - In March, United Way of Greater Chattanooga put out a call...
Allen’s Story: ACEs, Resilience and Hope
Over the past month, we’ve turned our attention towards ACEs and toxic stress. ACEs stands for...
Financial Stability and our Greater Chattanooga Community
Who is struggling in our city? There are individuals, households, and families all over the...
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Happy Black History Month!
February is Black History Month, and the United Way of Greater Chattanooga staff is taking time to reflect on our personal journeys in the fight for racial equity. We have been having conversations with one another about what Black history means to us, both...
Supporting Local People Impacted by the COVID Crisis
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (June 12, 2020) - In March, United Way of Greater Chattanooga put out a call for partners to join in restoring hope for our neighbors impacted financially by COVID-19. Thus far, more than $500,000 has been committed to the Restore Hope Fund by...
United Way of Greater Chattanooga Selected as Tennessee Community CARES Program Grant Administrator for Southeast Tennessee Region
Chattanooga, TN (August 8, 2020) -- United Way of Greater Chattanooga has been selected as the grant administrator of the Tennessee Community CARES Program for the Southeastern Tennessee region, including Franklin, Marion, Hamilton, Bradley, Polk, Grundy, Sequatchie,...
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Home Ownership and Affordable Housing: Q&A with an Expert
The impact of home ownership on stability is critical. When an individual or household is able to own their home, their outlook for long-term stability improves - and when neighborhoods are stable, they thrive. Stable residents are more likely to engage in...
Restoring Hope through the COVID-19 Crisis
When COVID-19 hit our community last March, hundreds of individuals lost their jobs or experienced a shortage of income. And for some households, this meant they faced a choice between paying rent or putting food on the table. Many Greater Chattanoogas found themselves needing to ask for help for the first time.
Q&A: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Not all Greater Chattanoogans have what they need to lead a healthy life. And not all...
The Chattanooga Early Learning Scholarship: Real Stories of Success
Early Childhood Success We’ve spent the month of September talking about the importance of early...
ALICE and the Neediest Cases Fund
We’ve been talking about ALICE quite a lot -- an emerging economic class whose acronym stands for...
Q&A: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Not all Greater Chattanoogans have what they need to lead a healthy life. And not all...
Reimagine Educational Opportunities for Community Children
A child’s household income shouldn’t restrict their access to high-quality early education. United...
The Importance of Early Childhood Education and Care in Greater Chattanooga
Not all Greater Chattanoogans have access to quality childcare options. For many households in...
211 Changes Chattanoogan Lives
What is 211? 211 is a critical service made up of community referral experts -- called Community...
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