Together, we're making a difference
United Way of the Alberta Capital Region’s President & CEO, Rob Yager, shares his gratitude for our supporters who step up to make a difference and introduce some of the people you’ve helped.
The latest news and stories about United Way of the Alberta Capital Region and how we are changing lives in our community, together.
United Way of the Alberta Capital Region’s President & CEO, Rob Yager, shares his gratitude for our supporters who step up to make a difference and introduce some of the people you’ve helped.
Explore how United Way of the Alberta Capital Region and its funded partners are helping women facing food insecurity access essential resources, build financial stability and find the support and connection they need to move forward.
Celebrating 20 years of Engineering Day of Caring, volunteers came together at Braemar School to transform Terra Centre’s outdoor play space, creating new opportunities for young children to play, explore and grow.
Meet Ashley Blanchard, a Women United volunteer and financial services leader who is passionate about mentorship, empowering women and girls, and creating opportunities for others to reach their potential.
This year, United Way of the Alberta Capital Region is celebrating 85 years of showing up for our community. And you’re part of that story too. Read more about our 85th Anniversary here.
Heartland Challenge volunteers came together to transform spaces at Jessie’s House, creating a safer, more welcoming environment for women and children experiencing domestic violence.
As financial anxiety continues to rise across Alberta, strong community supports are helping people navigate hardship and build a more stable future.
A fearless leader, entrepreneur, and advocate, Lynette shares her passion for breaking down barriers, empowering women to lead authentically, and creating a better legacy for future generations with Women United.
When Robert joined All in for Youth, he found more than an after-school program. He found trusted adults, support, and a sense of belonging. Today, he helps young people feel seen, supported, and cared for through the same program that shaped his future.
For Christine, purchasing a mattress through Empower U's matched savings program represented more than financial stability. It marked the beginning of a new chapter. Today, she helps others rebuild their lives while raising her own family.
After fleeing war and starting over in Canada, counsellor Mohammad Ayyash uses lived experience to help others overcome trauma and stigma. Through trust and culturally responsive support, he helps people build resilience, hope, and a sense of belonging.
With the support of United Way’s Make Your Mark program, students turned their vision for belonging and reconciliation into action through Living Wahkohtowin — a community celebration rooted in culture, connection, and care.
New data shows people in Edmonton are carrying some of the heaviest emotional burdens regarding money in the province.