an unprecedented year of giving, responding and perseverance

United like never before.An unprecedented year of giving,

responding and perseverance.

JULY 2019–JUNE 2020

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY2020

2 | UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PA 2020 Report to the Community July 2019–June 2020

Rich Harshman, Chair, Board of DirectorsUnited Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania

Bobbi Watt Geer, President and CEOUnited Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania

Dear friends,

There is no sugar-coating the events of this year. We continue to be tested like never before, and most of us probably look forward to enthusiastically flipping the calendar.

But before we do, we need to pause and reflect on where we are today, and how we must do better going forward. Because in truth, far too many of our neighbors were struggling before COVID-19 and its economic consequences. And the year ahead will present new and deepening challenges for our entire region.

Here’s what inspires us most: In the first few months of the pandemic, there was an unmistakable surge in empathy and compassion throughout our community. Perhaps it was because we all got an unpleasant taste of what it feels like to be isolated and cut-off from society and worried about our health and financial well-being. Because many of us know someone who’s lost a family member to the virus, or a job due to the economic crisis. Because all of our students were struggling to get a quality education.

Let’s hope those painful emotions fade, but also remind us of the daily challenges so many of our neighbors faced—even in the best of times.

Our goal at United Way is to anticipate a rapidly changing environment to meet human needs in every corner of our region. We must continue to respond to suffering and economic uncertainty, encourage recovery and reimagine what the new normal can look like for our most vulnerable communities.

We must also address the financial health of our agency partners, as demand for human services continue to swell. Our agencies have been doing tireless work, and United Way has partnered with them to adapt and collaborate to continue to provide essential services.

So at this crucial point in time, what is the state of United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania? The network of generous corporate partners we’ve built over the decades is stronger than ever. Our staff and volunteers have soldiered through the crises and continue to deliver results. And even as the systems we’ve put into place have been strained, they have proven to be resilient and highly effective.

Thank you for your support of United Way, especially this year. Truly, we have never felt more… United!

UNITED WAY DIRECTLY IMPACTS EVERY PART OF OUR COMMUNITY.

This past year, $32.9 million

went back into our community to impact lives.

United for Families impacts 242,796

financially struggling

families dealing with issues such as homelessness

and hunger.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began,

United Way has been helping to lead our region’s response efforts, working

closely with local government, foundation, corporation

and other nonprofit leaders to address basic

needs and other critical issues.

United For Seniors helped 51,378 older residents live safely and independently as well as support the

vital work of caregivers.

United For People With Disabilities

helped 5,698 people with disabilities live with

greater independence through job training, competitive

employment opportunities and social connection.

United for Children helps 110,898 kids from early

childhood development through high

school, enabling them to succeed

academically as well as in life.

More than 17,000 people engaged in initiatives that create

opportunites for hands-on volunteerism that directly

impacts people in need.

$14.1 MILLION DESIGNATED DOLLARS TO

3400+ HUMAN SERVICES AGENCIES

501(c)(3).

$1 MILLION FOR

PEOPLE WITH

$733 THOUSAND

FOR VOLUNTEERING

$7.5

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FOR SENIORS

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$4.2 MILLION

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DISABILITIES

UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PA 2020 Report to the Community July 2019–June 2020 | 3

UNITED WAY DIRECTLY IMPACTS EVERY PART OF OUR COMMUNITY


ALLEGHENY COUNTY*• Food Requests +128%• Employment/Income Requests +89%• Healthcare Service Requests +688%

FAYETTE COUNTY*• Food Requests +83%• Employment/Income Requests +77%• Healthcare Service Requests +76%

WESTMORELAND COUNTY*• Food Requests +142%• Employment/Income Requests +91%• Healthcare Service Requests +231%

ARMSTRONG COUNTY*• Food Requests +115%• Employment/Income Requests +88%• Healthcare Service Requests +206%

BUTLER COUNTY*• Food Requests +86%• Employment/Income Requests +164%• Healthcare Service Requests +190%

• Provided 250,00 meals to students and families who depended on school meals

• Established a food transportation network serving over 10 counties to distribute meals, PPE and other basic necessities

• Assisted more than 1,500 individuals who lost wages and faced disruption of essential services due to COVID-19 through United Way’s Emergency Basic Needs (EBN) network.

• Delivered 50,000+ meals to school-aged youth to close the meal gap caused by closure of summer programs

*SOURCE: Data obtained through PA 2-1-1 Southwest

BUTLER

ALLEGHENY

ARMSTRONG

WESTMORELAND

FAYETTE

PROVIDING CRISIS RELIEF ACROSS THE REGION


MORE THAN 579,000+ LIVES IMPACTED.* The pandemic hit and disrupted our entire society, but our impact was large even in the beginning of 2020. In the wake of COVID-19, United Way continued to address the big issues facing our community while most of the world was in lockdown. Here are just a few of the noteworthy impacts we achieved for our most vulnerable populations.

2020 IMPACT HIGHLIGHTS: BEYOND COVID-19

UNITED FOR CHILDREN

• Provided 57,847 children with safe, enriching after-school programs.

• Provided mentors, coaches and youth leaders with programs and tools to promote caring and healthy relationships for 1,978 children, so they can grow into successful adults

• Improved attendance and test scores with programs that encouraged 12,401 students to stay in school and succeed

UNITED FOR FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING FAMILIES

• Answered requets for help from 146,732 people in need through PA 2-1-1 Southwest

• Helped 3,173 women navigate an unexpected crisis and avoid financial instability

• Assisted 6,722 veterans with basic needs including transportation, food and employment

UNITED FOR SENIORS AND CAREGIVERS

• Helped 30,849 seniors meet basic needs including food and safe housing

• Provided 16,000 rides for seniors needing transportation to grocery stores and medical appointments

• Developed tools and resources for 20,000 caregivers to help them cope with the stress of balancing work and caregiving responsibilities

UNITED FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

• Helped 766 people with disabilities in their job search (560 gained employment through the career transition project)

• In the last year, 254 people with disabilities were able to live in their homes due to support maintaining safe and accessible housing.

• Advocated to reduce employment barriers for people with disabilities resulting in two significant legislative wins

*Estimated total reflects people served via Impact Fund, initiatives and contributor choice.


PA 2-1-1 Southwest is the hotline to connect people

throughout our region to critical human services

24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Staffed by our highly trained resource navigators, 2-1-1 provides multiple ways for people to access help, including calls, texts and live chats.

Not surprisingly, this year has seen a 21 percent increase in contacts over an already high-volume previous year—many of them first-time callers who had never thought of themselves as needing assistance. During the height of COVID-19 (March-April), daily calls seeking basic human needs spiked 140 percent. Overall in-bound calls seeking assistance has doubled over the past two years.

Digitally evolving 2-1-1 In order to greatly expand access and service, United Way began working with Deloitte Consulting to enhance technology and response automation to allow our 2-1-1 operators to serve even more people in need. This vital upgrade was made possible through generous corporate donations from PNC, PPG, Dollar Bank, Koppers and Bank of America Charitable Foundation.

MARCH 16, 2020This was the day when 2-1-1 took on a whole new role within our community.

As the magnitude of the pandemic became clear, United Way rapidly

expanded its contact center to assist the Allegheny County Health Department COVID-19 response and relay human service information to the public. By

quickly training approximately 35 existing staffers, United Way was able to handle the flood of calls and allow

county officials to concentrate on managing the public health crisis.

A LIFELINE FOR THE COMMUNITY

Pennsylvania | Southwest

COVID-19


Donna is a senior citizen who lives independently in Butler County. Her existing health issues have made her compromised, unable to leave her home during the shutdown. Without internet service and almost out of food, she called 2-1-1 from her flip phone. With help from her trained resource navigator, Donna was referred to five food distribution services in her area that would help provide her with meals during the shutdown. In addition, arrangements were made to have the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank drop off an emergency box of food to Donna later that same day.

“I don’t need the internet to connect with help in my community. I just need 2-1-1.”

—Donna

Ivy is a single mother who lives in Westmoreland County. Although still technically employed, like so many others her hours had been drastically cut during COVID-19. Ineligible for unemployment and having already used her stimulus check to cover previous bills, Ivy got hit with major car repair bills. This left her unable to cover her rent. After unsuccessfully trying to negotiate with her landlord and fearing homelessness, she contacted 2-1-1. The resource navigator connected her to Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Greensburg (an EBN partner agency), who agreed to cover her back rent and help her get back on her feet.

“I wanted to handle it myself but just got over my head. I’m so thankful for 2-1-1.”

—Ivy

Warren lives alone in his Pittsburgh neighborhood on a small fixed income. He has no access to transportation. In normal times, he walks to get his prescriptions and food. But with local businesses shut down and his EBT card depleted for the month, Warren found himself completely cut off from basic needs. He called 2-1-1 and was connected to the nearest food distribution site, a nearby soup kitchen and referrals to two organizations that provide assistance with daily errands. Because those services were already closed for the day, they even arranged a box of non-perishable food to be delivered that evening.

“When the world closed down, I didn’t know where to turn for food.”

—Warren

CONNECTING PEOPLE TO SOLUTIONS

Pennsylvania | Southwest

NOTE: Names have been changed to protect client confidentiality.


At our community’s most dire time, companies and organizations stepped up like never before to do whatever it takes to help their fellow neighbors. Across United Way’s five-county regional footprint, we brought together companies, nonprofits, and philanthropic foundations to respond to the outpouring of need. Thanks to their unprecedented generosity and leadership, United Way was able to quickly launch several major initiatives.

Students and Families Food Relief FundUnited Way partnered with the PNC Foundation and Eat‘n Park Hospitality Group to help provide more than 260,000 meals to students and families in need due to lost jobs, wages and the shutdown of schools and youth programs. Local businesses provided additional and essential support, many of which were minority and women-owned businesses. Partners included Aunt Cheryl’s Café, Billy’s Way Station, LCC, Community Kitchen Pittsburgh, EAT Initiative, Inc. and Love Rocks Café.

Regional Food and Supplies Transportation NetworkFood insecurity and the need for supplies such as masks, hand sanitizer and toilet paper became an enormous concern during COVID-19 response. United Way launched a transportation network with invaluable help from our partner agencies including A Second Chance, ACCESS Transportation Systems, Alliance for Nonprofit Resources, Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania and Oasis Transportation. As of June 30, 139,370 meals, 3,429 boxes of PPE and 3,297 food boxes totaling 82,425 pounds of food were distributed across ten counties.

This effort was made possible by support from the Pittsburgh Foundation, Hillman Foundation, RK Mellon Foundation and Heinz Endowments via the Emergency Action Fund.

McElhattan Foundation and the Pittsburgh SteelersWith schools and traditional youth programs shut down due to COVID-19, thousands of area children and teens needed safe and positive ways to spend time. To help fill that void, United Way partnered with the Pittsburgh Steelers and McElhatten Foundation to provide $653,530 to two dozen nonprofit organizations that provided youth summer programming.

Collaboration, Coordination and Communitywide ResponseOne of the most valuable tools during crisis response is accurate information. During the first weeks of the pandemic, United Way led a coordinated effort with leaders in Allegheny, Butler and Westmoreland counties to share data on needs and response. By partnering with The Pittsburgh Foundation, Heinz Endowments, Hillman Family Foundations and RK Mellon, we issued our first ever report of non-profit human service agency needs during COVID-19 based on survey data within the first weeks of the crisis. This provided an invaluable blueprint to marshall a more effective, integrated response.

Throughout the entire 2020 pandemic response, United Way has strongly promoted diversity and partnered with dozens of businesses owned by African Americans.

ACTIVATING PARTNERSHIPS AND FOUNDATIONS


Special Day of CaringOn June 20, over 400 volunteers participated in our first ever regional Special Day of Caring. This virtual event provided individuals and families the opportunity to help those in the community while following COVID-19 safety protocols. Volunteers were provided with instructions and inspiration on how to assemble essential care packages from the safety of their home. Care packages included diapers, activity kits for young children, personal protection equipment and personalized cards to brighten a senior’s day. Volunteers then simply dropped them off at their local United Way office. 1600+ Care Packages were delivered through agency partners across our region.

Open Your Heart to a SeniorWhen it became apparent that COVID-19 posed an especially grave threat to older people, United Way staff and volunteers mobilized to help provide grocery shopping and delivery to area seniors. New partnerships

were formed with local grocery stores, and volunteers throughout the region came forward to help shop and transport much-needed food and supplies.In all, 1,389 volunteers provided 52,053 hours of volunteer service to 10,069 older adults.

Connect UThis year we launched our pilot class for Connect U, a bold program to immerse cohorts from across the region in the human service issues facing our community. The goal was to develop the next generation of involved civic leaders who are invested in the mission and impact of United Way. Over the course of eight weeks, our 19 participants interacted with Board Members and volunteers, United Way staff leadership and representatives from agency partners. They also were given exclusive access on-site at some of our vital agencies and our 2-1-1 Call Center.In addition to creating strong United Way champions, our inaugural Connect U class raised over $13,000 through their peer-to-peer campaign.

REIMAGINING THE POWER OF VOLUNTEERISM

BY THE NUMBERS

15,881TOTAL VOLUNTEERS

46,169PEOPLE DIRECTLY SERVED

175,931TOTAL HOURS

1,159,114PEOPLE INDIRECTLY SERVED

$4,473,931VALUE OF TOTAL SERVICE HOURS


Richard J. Harshman* (Board Chair) Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (retired)Will Allen Will Allen FoundationKenneth Altemus Westinghouse Electric CompanyJosie Badger, DHCE, CRC J. Badger ConsultingLeroy M. Ball Koppers, Inc.John A. Barbour* Buchanan Ingersoll & RooneyBibiana Boerio+ Community VolunteerKenyon R. Bonner, Ed.D.* University of PittsburghKenny Bonus, CPA^ Bonus AccountingBrooks Broadhurst* Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc.Christine A. Bryant* Covestro LLCRaymond W. Buehler, Jr.* Schneider Downs

Louis R. Cestello* The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.Leslie C. Davis UPMCVincent J. Delie, Jr. F.N.B. CorporationRobert A. DeMichiei* UPMC (Retired)Michael R. Denove, CPA* Ernst &YoungAnnie Hanna Engel, Esq. Howard Hanna Insurance Services, Howard Hanna Real Estate ServicesGeorge J. Farah+ FirstEnergyKim Tillotson Fleming, CFA Hefren-Tillotson, Inc.Rev. Glenn G. Grayson, Sr. Center That CARESGretchen R. Haggerty* Community LeaderHayley A. Haldeman Mattress FactoryCain Hayes Gateway Health

Cynthia Hundorfean Allegheny Health NetworkShane Jakubovic* Covestro LLCStacy M. Juchno The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.Laura S. Karet Giant Eagle, Inc.Justin Kaufman PwCRebekah Byers Kcehowski Jones DayKatharine Eagan Kelleman Port Authority of Allegheny CountyDarrin Kelly Allegheny/Fayette Central Labor Council, AFL-CIOJohn P. Kline+ Standard BankTimothy M. Knavish PPGJeff Krakowiak Eaton CorporationElizabeth E. Krisher, CPA* + Maher Duessel

Karen L. Larrimer* The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.Dan LaVallee*^ UPMC Health PlanMichael T. Lordi, Esq.+ Elliott GroupJeff Mallory, Ed.D. Saint Vincent CollegeDavid J. Malone* Gateway Financial GroupTamra E. Minnier, RN, MSN, FACHE UPMCMorgan K. O’Brien* ConsultantJulie A. Patter* Dentons Cohen & Grigsby, P.C.Ron Port+ Kennametal, Inc.Deborah L. Rice-Johnson* Highmark HealthArthur J. Rooney II* Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc.Catherine (“Casey”) Ryan Reed Smith, LLP

Hari Sastry University of PittsburghShannon Schreib^ MSAJames R. Segerdahl K&L GatesDmitri D. Shiry, CPA* Deloitte LLPJeff Smith FedEx GroundWendy Etheridge Smith, Ph.D. Allegheny County Dept. of Human ServicesDavid Thuma The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.Mark A. Twerdok KPMGThomas L. VanKirk Highmark HealthMost Reverend David A. Zubik* Diocese of Pittsburgh

* Executive Committee Member + Westmoreland Fayette Representative ^ Butler Representative

BOARD OF DIRECTORS


BUTLER COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEDan LaVallee (Chair) UPMC Health PlanJanine Kennedy (Secretary)

David Panneton (Campaign Chair) FNB CorporationErin Stewart (Impact Cabinet Chair) Butler Memorial Hospital

WESTMORELAND/FAYETTE/ARMSTRONG COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEElizabeth E. Krisher, CPA (Chair) Maher DuesselRonald H. Ott, MPH (Vice Chair) University of Pittsburgh at GreensburgJohn P. Kline (Secretary) Standard Bank

Bibiana Boerio (At Large) Community VolunteerMark E. Myers (Impact Cabinet Chair) West Penn Power

BOARD MEMBERSRosalie Bell Elliott GroupTim Bell UPSRobert Brooks Community VolunteerDavid Ebersole Westinghouse ElectricAlex Gebrosky West Penn PowerLindsay Herrod Westmoreland County Community CollegeBrian Lawrence Westmoreland County Redevelopment Authority and Land Bank

Albert J. Novak Jr. Excela HealthNick Pflugh Kennametal Inc.Carlonda Reilly Kennametal Inc.Denice Robinson Community VolunteerLaDawn Yesho S&T BankJanet Zombek PNC

LOCAL OPERATING BOARDS

BOARD MEMBERSKenny Bonus Bonus Accounting LLCRon Bowser USW InternationalKerry Courtney AK Steel – Butler WorksDebbie CrumKim Geyer Butler County CommissionerJeannie Gilkey Northwest Savings BankHolly Hannold XTO EnergyStan Kosciuszko Butler County Chamber of CommerceMargaret Lenns Attorney

Darla Livermore NexTier BankRobi Lombardo FirstEnergy – West Penn PowerAlice Lunn Butler EagleMolly Mercer Slippery Rock UniversityJohn Perock WestinghouseSteve Powers Calumet-Penreco LLCDr. Belinda Richardson Butler County Community CollegeShannon Schreib MSA


ALLEGHENY COUNTYBen Franklin Trust of The Pittsburgh FoundationBNY Mellon Foundation of Southwestern PABuhl FoundationCharles M. Morris Charitable TrustEden Hall FoundationEden Hall FoundationEdith L. Trees Charitable TrustFISA FoundationGlobalGivingHenry L. Hillman FoundationJ. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review CommitteeJack Buncher FoundationJames M. & Lucy K. Schoonmaker FoundationJane Holmes Fund for Elder Care of The Pittsburgh FoundationJefferson Regional FoundationJewish Healthcare FoundationJohn E. and Sue M. Jackson Charitable TrustMassey Charitable TrustMcAuley MinistriesMcCune Foundation

Pennsylvania Department of EducationPennsylvania Developmental Disabilities CouncilPitcairn-Crabbe FoundationPNC FoundationPNC FoundationRoy A. Hunt FoundationSiemer Institute for Family StabilitySnee-Reinhardt Charitable FoundationSouthwestern PA Partnership for AgingThe Ann & Frank Cahouet FoundationThe DiBiase Family Foundation of the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater PittsburghThe Fine FoundationThe Grable FoundationThe Heinz EndowmentsThe Pittsburgh FoundationUnited Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New JerseyUnited Way of Pennsylvania

BUTLER COUNTYThe PNC Charitable Trusts (Forsythe Foundation)The Endowment for Butler County

WESTMORELAND/FAYETTE/ARMSTRONG COUNTY The Grable Foundation Richard King Mellon Foundation Margaret M. Patton Trust for CharitiesWestmoreland County Area Agency on Aging Katherine Mabis McKenna Foundation OMNOVA Solutions Foundation Remake Learning Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation The Heinz Endowments

ALLEGHENY COUNTYHighmark HealthUPMCPPGFedEx CorporationGiant EagleThe PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.PeoplesPittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc.Arconic FoundationEaton CorporationCovestro LLCDollar BankKeyBankFederated HermesBNY Mellon Foundation of Southwestern PANOVA Chemicals Inc.BNY MellonFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaKoppers Inc.AAA East CentralP. J. Dick/Trumbull/Lindy PavingCalgon Carbon CorporationUnited SteelworkersBayer Radiology LLCBank of America Charitable Foundation

United Way WorldwideCabot Oil & Gas CorporationAmerican Chemistry CouncilCurtiss-WrightLANXESS CorporationU.S. BancorpFedEx CorporateWabtec CorporationPittsburgh PiratesPittsburgh Penguins

BUTLER COUNTYAK Steel MSAWestinghouse

WESTMORELAND/FAYETTE/ARMSTRONG COUNTYWest Penn PowerKennametal Inc.Williams CompanyUPSFirst National Bank of PASwank Construction Company LLC

FOUNDATION PARTNERS (2019 CAMPAIGN) CORPORATE GIFTS TO IMPACT FUND


UPMC

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Highmark Health (includes AHN)

FedEx

Peoples

PPG

Giant Eagle, Inc.

Allegheny Technologies Incorporated

University of Pittsburgh

Kennametal Inc.

Deloitte

Covestro LLC

Hefren-Tillotson, Inc.

PwC

Duquesne Light Company/ IBEW Local

UPS

Eaton Corporation

Williams

Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc.

Federated Investors, Inc.

West Penn Power

Naval Nuclear Laboratory

Wabtec Corporation

KPMG

K&L Gates LLP

Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc.

Reed Smith LLP

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC

First National Bank of Pennsylvania

BNY Mellon

Dollar Bank

EQT Corporation

Ernst & Young LLP

NOVA Chemicals Inc.

MSA

United States Steel Corporation

Equitrans Midstream

Schneider Downs

Koppers Inc.

Northwestern Mutual

Westinghouse

United States Steel Corporation - Retired

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company

KeyBank

Port Authority of Allegheny County

Dentons Cohen & Grigsby, P.C.

Duquesne University

Bayer Corporation

Calgon Carbon Corporation

PJ Dick/Trumbull/Lindy Paving Family of Companies

Curtiss-Wright

Bayer Radiology LLC

AK Steel

Gateway Health Plan

Comcast NBCUniversal

Jones Day

City of Pittsburgh

Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc.

LANXESS Corporation

Aetna

Carnegie Mellon University

United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania

United Steelworkers

Bank of America

Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation

Henderson Brothers

Carpenter - Latrobe Specialty Metals

Erie Insurance Group

Matthews International Corporation

U.S. Bancorp

Target

Columbia Gas

Clark Hill PLC

Oxford Development Company

Glimcher Group

Elliott Company

AT&T Inc.

MARC USA

ATI Flat Rolled Products Brackenridge

Eckert Seamans Cherin Mellott LLC

Excela Health

First Commonwealth Bank

Goldberg Persky & White PC

Alcoa Retirees

Novum Pharmaceutical Research Services

Wells Fargo & Company

ThermoFisher Scientific

Accenture

Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania

Tucker Arensberg, P.C.

Peak Performance Management, Inc.

Blank Rome LLP

HarbisonWalker

Vitro Architectural Glass

ECHO Realty, L.P.

Gateway Financial Group, Inc.

S&T Bank

BDO USA LLP

Electrical Workers and Employers of IBEW Local Union No. 5

XTO Energy Inc.

TOP WORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS


ALLEGHENY COUNTY

A+ SchoolsACHIEVA Family Trust with: Autism Connection, PA Health Law Project, PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, NAMI of SWPA, AHEDDACTION-Housing with: Allegheny County Department of Economic Development (ACED), Court of Allegheny County - Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, Municipality of Penn Hills and the Department of Planning and Economic Development, Neighborhood Legal Service Association (NLSA), Operation Better Block, PAServes - Greater Pittsburgh, The Housing Partnership Network (HPN), The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), Nazareth Housing Services, Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, The Pittsburgh Project, Auberle 412 Youth ZoneAmerican Red Cross SWPA ChapterBethlehem Haven with: Area Agency on Aging, Neighborworks, North Hills Community OutreachBoys and Girls Clubs of WPA with: Melting Pot Ministries, Partner4Work, ReadyAICatholic Charities, Diocese of Pgh with: Allegheny Links, Catholic Charities Free Health Care Center, The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food BankCenter of LifeCommunity Human Services Corp with: Allegheny County Department of Human Services, North Hills Community Outreach, Veterans Leadership Program, SpotLaunch LLC, DHS Office of Community Services, Temple University Institute on DisabilitiesCommunity Kitchen Pittsburgh with: Allegheny County Jail Collaborative/ Reentry Program, Hill House Passport Academy Charter School, Pittsburgh Public Schools CTE-Culinary, Youth PlacesHomewood Children’s Village with: Makers Clubhouse (Bible Center Church), Higher Achievement Program, Inc.Human Services Corporation with: Woodland Hills School District

Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh with: Jewish Association on Aging, Jewish Family & Community ServicesJewish Family & Community Services with: Allegheny County Library Association, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, North Hills Community Outreach, South Hills Interfaith Movement, PA 2-1-1 SW, Intersection, McKeesport, Jewish Assistance Fund (JAF), Rainbow Kitchen, UPMC, Urban League of Pittsburgh, Autism Connection, Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Duquesne University, Point Park UniversityJust Harvest with: Allegheny County Health Department, Farmers Market Coalition, Pittsburgh Food Policy Council, The Food Trust, United Way – Free Tax Program, VariousKidsVoiceMacedonia FACE with: Hill District Center for Nurturing Families, Hill District Federal Credit Union, JobLinks, McCreery Group, Oakland Planning & Development CorporationMon Valley Initiative with: Neighborhood Legal Services, Rainbow Kitchen, Travelers AidNeighborhood Learning Alliance with National Society of Black Engineers, CMU, Carlow University, CCACNeighborhood Legal Services Association with: Allegheny County Human Services Department, Jones Day, Pittsburgh Pro Bono Partnership, University of Pittsburgh Community Engagement CentersNorthern Area Multi Service Center with: ACCESS Transportation Systems, Inc., Catholic Youth Association, Eastern Area Adult Services, LifeSpan Senior Services, Plum Senior Community Center, Riverview Community Action Corp., The Thorne Group, Inc., University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health, Macedonia FACENorth Hills Community Outreach Providence Connections with: Allegheny County Department of Human Services, Allegheny Intermediate Unit, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center,

Family Resources, Focus on Renewal, Kingsley Association, Primary Care Health Services, South Hills Interfaith Movement, Trying Together (formerly PAEYC), University of Pittsburgh Office of Child Development, Urban League of Greater PittsburghSalvation Army of WPASouth Hills Interfaith Movement with: National Financial Educators Council (NFEC), North Hills Community Outreach (NHCO)Travelers Aid Society with: ACCESS Transportation, Bethlehem Haven, Community Kitchen Pittsburgh, Jewish Family & Community Services, North Hills Community Outreach, Northern Area Multi Service Center, Wesley Family Services, Women’s Center & Shelter, YWCA, UPMC Staying-at-HomeUrban League of Greater Pittsburgh with: CCAC (4 sites), Gareld Jubilee Association, Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Manchester Bidwell, New Century Careers, YouthBuildVeterans Leadership Program with: Department of Veteran Affairs, Dress for Success, Habitat for Humanity, Homeless Children Initiative, Homeless Children’s Education Fund, Neighborhood Legal and Jones Day, Off the Floor, Operation Troop Appreciation, Tickets for Kids, Travelers Aid, Treasure House, Wesley Family Services, Women Veterans Health Services, Eat n’ Park, Giant Eagle, West Penn Hospital, ACTION Housing, Smallman Galley, Disabled American Veterans, Team Red, White and Blue, Mission ContinuesVintage with: CCAC, Jefferson Regional FoundationWesley Family Services with: Independent Family Resource Group, Mon Valley Initiative, Western PA Diaper Bank, North Hills Community Outreach, AgeWell Pittsburgh, Travelers Aid, University of Pittsburgh Occupational Therapy, Brightwood Center Institute Occupational Therapy AssistantWomen’s Center & Shelter with: AHRCO - Allegheny Housing Rehabilitation Corporation, CHS - Community Human Services, ISAC - Immigrant Services and Connections, Off the Floor, PNC Bank, Pennsylvania Women Work, Traveler’s Aid, United Way

YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh with: YWCA Greater PittsburghYWCA of Greater Pittsburgh with: Center for Women (CFW), Neighborhood Legal Services Association (NLSA), Carnegie Science CenterIMPACT FUND-supported United Way Community Initiative Partners:Allies for ChildrenBlind and Vision Rehabilitation ServicesBoy Scouts of America, Laurel Highlands CouncilProgram to Aid Citizen Enterprise

BUTLER COUNTYYWCA Butler with Catholic Charities, Center for Community Resources. Butler County Children & Youth, VOICe, Family Pathways, The Lighthouse Foundation, Butler County Children’s Center, Jean B. Purvis Community Health CenterGlade Run Lutheran Services with American Horticultural Therapy Association, Autism Connection of PA, Butler Collaborative for Families, Cranberry Diversity Network/Special Needs CoalitionThe Arc of Butler County with Butler Area High SchoolJean B. Purvis Community Health Center with Center for Community Resources, Catholic Charities, Adagio, My Choice, Mental Health Association, Gaiser Center, University of Pittsburgh Dental School.Butler County Children’s Center, Inc. with Early Intervention Providers in Butler County, Butler County Human Services, Center for Community Resources Early Intervention Service Coordination Unit, Midwestern IU IV and Arin IU28The Lighthouse Foundation with Adagio Health, Butler County Children’s Center, Butler County Housing Authority, Butler County Human Services, Butler Memorial Hospital, Careerlink, Catholic Charities, Center for Community Resources, Gaiser Center, Family Pathways, Grapevine Center, Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

IMPACT FUNDED AGENCIES


Center for Community Resources, Inc. with BERI, Salvation Army, Saint Vincent DePaul, Catholic Charities, Slippery Rock UniversityLifesteps with Area Agency on Aging, Butler Hospital, community business partnersCommunity Care Connections, Inc. with Butler County Children’s CenterConnecting2Tomorrow, Inc. with Butler County 4H, StandTall, JusticeWorks Youth Care, Adagio Health.Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh Inc. with Butler Collaborative for Families, Butler County Assistance Office, Butler County Children & Youth, Butler County Community Action, Butler County Human Services, Center for Community Resources, The Lighthouse Foundation, My Choice, Family Pathways, New Beginnings Free Methodist Church, Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, PA Career Link, Salvation Army, St. Vincent DePaul, VOICe

WESTMORELAND/FAYETTE/ARMSTRONG COUNTY Adelphoi with Westmoreland Museau of American Art, Westmoreland/Fayette Workforce Investment Board, Economic Growth connection of Westmoreland, Remake LearningBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Laurel RegionBlackburn Center with All Westmoreland County school districts and private schools, Westmoreland County Children’s Bureau, PERSAD, VERA InstituteCASA of Westmoreland, Inc. with Westmoreland County Children’s Bureau, Westmoreland County Court Administration, family court judges, Statewide Adoption & Permanency Network (SWAN), Westmoreland County juvenile probation, Westmoreland Bar Association, Westmoreland Community ActionCrime Victims Center of Fayette County with Penn State ExtensionGreensburg YMCA with Greensburg-Hempfield Area Library, Greensburg Salem School District, Central Westmoreland Career & Technology Center, Hempfield Area School District, Yough School District

HAVIN Inc. (Helping All Victims In Need) with Alle-Kiski HOPE Center, Blackburn Center, LINK to Aging and Disabilities Network, Mental Health First Aid USA, Apollo Ridge School District, Milton Hershey SchoolMental Health America of SWPA with St. Vincent Prevention Project, Westmoreland Casemanagement, Westmoreland County Behavioral Health/Developmental Services, Juvenile Detention, Veterans AffairsValley Points Family YMCA with People’s Library New Kensington, New Kensington-Arnold School District, Burrell School District, Kiski Area School Distirct, Allegheny County Food BankYMCA of Uniontown Area with St. John’s SchoolYWCA of Westmoreland County with Greensburg-Hempfield Area Library, City of Greensburg Recreation Department, Welcome Home ShelterAmerican Red Cross of Chestnut RidgeBlackburn Center with Welcome Home Shelter, Laurel Legal ServicesBlackburn Center with Westmoreland County Assistance Office, Westmoreland County Housing Coalition, Local Housing Option Team, Westmoreland County Food Bank, Welcome Home Shelter, Laurel Legal ServicesCatholic Charities of the Diocese of Greensburg with Westmoreland Community Action, Fayette County Community Action, WIC, Westmoreland County Housing Authority, Fayette County Housing Authority, Area Agency on Aging, Salvation ArmyCentral Westmoreland Habitat for Humanity with City of Greensburg and Westmoreland County Land Bank & Redevelopment Authority, Community Foundation of Westmoreland CountyConnect, Inc. - Welcome Home Shelter with Catholic Charities, Westmoreland Community Action, Union Mission, Westmoreland County Community College, Bethlehem Project, Excela Health, Area Agency on Aging, Feeding the Spirit

Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern PA with PA Coalition Against Domestic Violence, PA Commission on Crime & Delinquency, SWPA Legal Services, Homeless Providers Coalition, HUD Homeless Coordinated Entry SystemFayette County Community Action Agency, Inc with WIC, CYS & Safe Care Team, Cornerstone CareFayette County Community Action Agency, Inc. with WIC, Meals on Wheels, 49 pantry locations, Nutrition Education Program, Repulic Food Enterprises Center (RFEC)Feeding the Spirit with WCSI, Catholic Charities, local ministerium, SPHS Welcome Home Shelter, Union Mission, Westmoreland Community Action, Blackburn Center, Westmoreland County Assistance Office, Westmoreland County Housing Authority, Veterans AffairsHAVIN Inc. (Helping All Victims In Need) with Armstrong County Multi-disciplianry Team, Violence Against Women Task Force, Criminal Justice Advisory Board, local housing authority, FISA Foundation, Healthcare Consortium, Department of Human Services, Homeless Information Management SystemNew Century Careers Inc. with Westmoreland/Fayette Workforce Investment Board. Eastern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center, Occupational Advisory Committee (comprised of reps from local manufacturers)Union Mission with Excela Health, PIC, Westmoreland County BDHS, Westmoreland County Food Bank, Career Link, Catholic Charities, Westmoreland Community Action, SPHA Welcome Home Shelter, Threshold, local ministerium, local grassroots groupsWesley Family Services with LICC, the PACT Program, Community Services Block Grant Advisory Board, New Kensington Arnold School District, Greensburg Salem School District, Greater Latrobe School DistrictWesley Health Center, Inc.with Connellsville Chamber of Commerce, Scottdale Chamber of Commerce, Connellsville Community Ministries, Connellsville Food Bank, Westmoreland Food Bank,

Fayette County Community Action Agency, PA Department of Health, Fayette County Cultural Trust, City Mission - Uniontown, Uniontown Hospital, Frick Excela Hospital, UPMC, and Highlands Hospitals, Lion’s Club International, Multiple Dentists that VolunteerWestern PA Diaper Bank with National Diaper Bank Network, PACE, Pittsburgh Food Bank, Urban League, Westmoreland YWCA, Alle Health Network, TriCity Life Center, Westmoreland Community Action, Early Learning Resource CenterWestmoreland Community Action with SWPA 211, IRS VITA grant, Pathways PA, Community Foundation of Westmoreland County, Greensburg Rotary, WCSI, Westmoreland County Food BankWestmoreland Community Action with Westmoreland County Community College, YMCA childcare, WIB, Blackburn Center, Excela HealthWestmoreland County Food Bank, Inc. with Westmoreland Community Action, Penn State Extension, school districts, Area Agency on Aging, VOAD, SWPA Food Security PartnershipACHIEVA with Parent to Parent of Pennsyvania, Westmoreland Intermediate UnitCenter for Hearing & Deaf Services, Inc.- Westmoreland with Excela Health Network, Allegheny Valley Health Network, school districts, Seton Hill, Saint Vincent, Penn State, Area Agency on AgingCenter for Hearing & Deaf Services, Inc.- WestmorelandBlackburn Center with Area Agency on Aging, WCSI, Westmoreland County BHDS, Senior Helper, OYHS, Center for Active Adults, ACHIEVA, Elder Abuse Task ForceInterfaith Volunteer Caregivers of Fayette, Inc. with SWPA Legal Services, Apprise, Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation (FACT) Laurel Area Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers, Inc. with Seton Hill University, Saint Vincent College, Hospital to Home

United Way of Southwestern PennsylvaniaAllegheny County Office1250 Penn AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15222412-261-6010

Butler County Office407A W. Jefferson StreetButler, PA 16001724-285-4883

Westmoreland County Office1011 Old Salem RoadGreensburg, PA 15601724-834-7170

United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania serves Allegheny, Butler, Westmoreland, Fayette & Armstrong Counties.

For the tenth consecutive year, United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania has earned a four-star rating from Charity Navigator, the nation’s leading philanthropic evaluator. To review our Form 990 and other financial reports, please visit uwswpa.org/united-way-financials.

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