For our last National Volunteer Month spotlight, we hear from OnTrack Greenville mentor Jeani Barchalk. Learn more about Jeani’s service as a mentor and what this experience has taught her about Greenville […]
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Volunteer Spotlight: Danielle Jeanty-Morton
Our National Volunteer Month spotlight series continues with Danielle Jeanty-Morton, a member of our AmeriCorps Upstate team who currently serves as a resource navigator and financial educator through Goodwill. Learn more […]
Volunteer Spotlight: Tina Sabia
If you’ve volunteered with us or attended a United Way event over the last decade, chances are you’ve met Tina Sabia. Tina has been volunteering with us since 2012, serving […]
Volunteer Spotlight: Adam & Kristen Tuiletufuga
For our second National Volunteer Month spotlight, we caught up with Adam and Kristen Tuiletufuga whose service through our Keep the Lights On initiative just a few months ago helped Greenville County […]
Volunteer Spotlight: Adriana Ramsey
As we kick off National Volunteer Month, we’re shining the spotlight on a handful of United Way volunteers who have been instrumental in providing relief and moving our community forward. […]
2021 Stronger United Awards Celebration
On Thursday, March 18, we took to the Peace Center stage to celebrate and recognize the impact of our generous donors and volunteers during our virtual 2021 Stronger United Community Awards Celebration. Among the […]
CEO Connect: Tom Barkin, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
We had the unique opportunity to host President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Tom Barkin in Greenville for a special conversation about the impact of COVID-19 […]
Women Making History in Greenville County
Our community was built on the accomplishments of strong, philanthropic women. Today, we recognize the women making history right now in Greenville County. Representing all fields in our community, these […]
Black History Month Feature: Karen Baynes-Dunning
Our Black History Month series concludes this week with a profile of new United Way of Greenville County board member, Karen Baynes-Dunning. Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Maryland, […]
Black History Month Feature: Dr. Phinnize Fisher
What’s it like to have a school named after you? Dr. Phinnize Fisher is one of the few who can tell you. In 2004, Dr. Fisher, or “Penny” to her friends, was selected as […]