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Some stories of the people whose lives have been improved through your support and generosity.

Emily’s Life Changed

Emily’s Life Changed

After moving out of her family home, Emily struggled to manage school and life. United Way’s All In for Youth program helped support her in school and beyond, getting her back on track to graduate.
Wendy’s Life Changed

Wendy’s Life Changed

Wendy learned the importance of giving back at a young age. When she learned about United Way through her workplace, she knew she wanted to get involved. Now she helps kids finish high school.
Rose’s Life Changed

Rose’s Life Changed

For Rose, she battled mental health stress alone until she connected with a local United Way program. This is her story.

Aj’s Life Changed

Aj’s Life Changed

United Way agencies helped AJ when he left home as a teen. Now, he’s reconnected with his family, thinking about school, and helping other young people.
Ken’s Life Changed

Ken’s Life Changed

“I thought I did all the right things.” Ken had a good education, a good job, a wife, and two great kids.
Nuhaa’s Life Changed

Nuhaa’s Life Changed

Nuhaa’s family had to leave Syria when it became too dangerous to stay. When she started school, eight-year-old Nuhaa was lonely, shy, and sad.
Jayce’s Life Changed

Jayce’s Life Changed

Early childhood development is vital in setting kids up for the rest of their lives. That’s why early learning programs, such as reading programs like the ones in which Jayce’s kids Nadine and Chase are enrolled, can become vital resources for the rest of their lives.
Samantha’s Life Changed

Samantha’s Life Changed

When Samantha and her family first moved to Canada from Uganda, it was a shock. Between cultural and languages changes and adjusting to the much colder weather, she needed support to adjust. As she grew up, she wanted to give back and help others. Now, at 19, volunteering has helped Samantha become a local leader.

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