Over 32,000 books will be donated to central Iowa kids from United Way of Central Iowa’s annual Stuff the Bus Book...
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Central Iowans are United to Thrive, and to make our community better for all.
You know United Way... but do you understand what we do?
The Education Leadership Initiative (ELI) are donors focused on helping students make a successful transition to high school.
The Members of the Tocqueville Society give a minimum of $10,000 each year, and lead many initiatives in our community.
Lead United members are all donors who give $1,000 or more to United Way each year, devoting their giving to improving all lives in central Iowa.
United LEAGUE members are African American or Black donors who give to help improve economic opportunities for all central Iowans.
LINC (Lead. Impact. Network. Change) unites young professionals and focuses on central Iowans’ essential needs, such as food and shelter.
Women United members are leadership donors who are passionate about school readiness and early childhood initiatives.
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United Way of Central Iowa is proud to have earned a four-star rating for 17 straight years from Charity Navigator, an American independent charity watchdog organization that evaluates charitable organizations in the United States. This record places United Way of Central Iowa in the top 1 percent of charities nationwide. Click the logo to review our complete evaluation.
United Way of Central Iowa has received a Platinum Seal of Transparency from GuideStar, the world's largest source of information on nonprofit organizations. The seal is given to nonprofits who have achieved the highest level of transparency through disclosures, information made available to the public, and accuracy and frequency of updates. Click the logo to learn more.