United Way Winnipeg and the Manitoba government have announced a renewed, multi-year commitment to For Every Family, a community-led initiative that supports a network of family resource centres across Winnipeg.
Nearly half of people in Manitoba and Saskatchewan say they often don’t know how they’ll find the money to get by, according to a new survey.
The Winnipeg Jets’ playoff run this season sparked more than team spirit — fans raised $234,890 through Whiteout Street Parties.
Four community organizations have received a total of $100K, thanks to the efforts of Winnipeg Jets fans during the team’s Whiteout Parties.
Manitoba’s 211 helpline and United Way Winnipeg has expanded support for older adults across the province.
WINNIPEG — United Way Winnipeg is receiving $4.5 million in matched funding from the province to support 24 family resource centres.
United Way Winnipeg has named Michael Richardson as the organization’s new president and CEO.
The Winnipeg Jets Whiteout Street Parties are making a return to downtown Winnipeg after the team clinched a playoff spot.
The president and CEO of United Way Winnipeg is planning to retire from the organization.
WINNIPEG — A new round of provincial funding will provide $510,000 to United Way Winnipeg for the continued operation of its 211 service.
WINNIPEG — The province is making it easier for elderly Manitobans and those with mobility challenges to attend a COVID-19 vaccination site.
WINNIPEG — The province is funding the United Way Winnipeg’s 24-hour phone line for an additional year to help connect people with community and social services.
