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The program provides three months of financial assistance to people who recently became unemployed and lost employer-sponsored health insurance because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas connects people with financial guidance and education through its partners.
The free program offers eight weeks of computer training, job-finding assistance and DART passes; training covers Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, online safety and personal information protection.
The company offers free parent education resources intended to help create safe, healthy homes where children can thrive.
Cynthia Sutton, a Dallas resident and caregiver, faced a financial crisis when she needed money to repair the car she used for work and buy groceries.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas held its signature social innovation event, The Pitch, in person for the first time since 2019. ShaKimberly Cooper of AES Literacy Institute won the $60,000 Social Innovator of the Year prize.
Lincoln High School and community partners unveiled a Community Resource Hub to connect the South Dallas community with resources.
The North Texas Summer and Supper Council held an in-person summer meals kickoff event and aims to ensure children have access to healthy food during summer months.
The careers page describes United Way of Metropolitan Dallas as a team working to create opportunity and access for North Texans.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas says its team works to improve access to education, income and health.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas lists its Dallas address and phone number and directs people to call 2-1-1 for local services and support.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas named Janelle Anderson president and CEO and elevated Susan Hoff to executive vice president and chief strategy and impact officer.
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is a Texas nonprofit organization that provides the website, which includes its content and features.
