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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.
Discover how art therapy is transforming mental health care in the Alberta Capital Region through local agencies like The Family Centre. Supported by United Way, their innovative approach helps individuals build resilience, express emotions, and find healing through creativity.
Our financial stability, mental well-being, and physical health are all deeply connected — meaning that living with low-income can have a lasting impact on our wellness. Discover how United Way helps address these interconnected challenges through our initiatives, programs, and investments.
In honour of 211 Day, Tanaura shares her story of reaching out to 211 Alberta to find mental health support after losing loved ones to suicide.
Heather MacCallum, a devoted co-chair of Women United, exemplifies the power of empathy transformed into action. From advocating for financial literacy to addressing gender-based violence, Heather’s leadership inspires hope and fosters lasting change for women and girls in our region.
Engineering Day of Caring volunteer Veronica shares how her experience at Fort Saskatchewan Families First Society inspired her to use her skills to give back through United Way.
ReUnited launched their first volunteer Day of Caring in support of United Way’s Coats for Kids & Families. Together, they brought donations, sorted coats, and showed how staying engaged in retirement can create lasting community impact.
Learn 5 essential financial facts that can help you take control of your money, from building savings to understanding debt and creating a budget that works for you. Start your journey to financial empowerment today!
As United Way works to ensure no one in our community is left behind, we’re focused on using social innovation approaches to address complex challenges in the Edmonton region. Learn how we are working in partnership across sector to champion solutions for more equitable systems and economies.
Gender-based violence affects women across all backgrounds, yet harmful myths continue to obscure the reality of abuse. By debunking common misconceptions and raising awareness, we can better support survivors and create a safer, more informed community.
ReUnited is bringing together local retirees in our region to stay connected while giving back to the community in meaningful ways. From volunteering to connecting with fellow retirees, learn how ReUnited is helping individuals rediscover their purpose and make a lasting impact in Edmonton.
When a wildfire prompted the evacuation of Jasper National Park and the townsite, 211 Alberta, United Way, and our supporters quickly mobilized to help people in need as they navigated evacuation and re-entry.
Volunteers from 19 engineering firms came together to transform the Fort Saskatchewan Families First Society into a safer, more welcoming space for families and children. From sensory rooms to outdoor play areas, this collective effort will make a lasting impact on the community.