A Tremendous Example for Volunteerism
Kuntz Electroplating Inc.’s Donna Diebel is the gold standard in volunteerism, having stepped up to the plate for United Way for the past 38 years…
Taking Action
Strengthening Black Voices
Waterloo Region’s African Caribbean and Black (ACB) Network reminds us that racial discrimination — and what we can do to help change it — should be top of mind for more than just one month or one day of the year…
Ken’s Story: Paying it Forward
Ken grew up in Canada and was able to take advantage of the many opportunities that provided. He went to school, got a post-secondary education, worked and had a family. He thought he did all of the right things.
Don’t Miss This House On Halloween!
Kara Klypycz is a teacher, a mother and a community champion. And for the past four years, Kara has been fundraising for United Way under her reigning title as The Pumpkin Queen of Cambridge.
“We Can’t Close Our Eyes To The Need”
Massimo Iacurti is the Regional Vice President (Kitchener Waterloo Cambridge) for RBC Royal Bank, which contributes about $100,000 each year to local United Way-funded programs and services.
Toyota Employees Dig Deep
Communications specialist Lynn Hall is United Way’s employee campaign manager at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC).
Social Conscience Embedded in Gore Mutual’s Corporate DNA
Gore Mutual President and CEO Heidi Sevcik and Board Chair Farouk Ahamed are deeply proud that the partnership they’ve built with United Way has helped give hope and tangible help to so many people struggling to find their way.
Marie Dennison: Donor Relations Specialist, UWWRC
Marie Dennison says that leaving the private sector five years ago to follow her passion for helping others was the best decision of her life.
Kinbridge Community Association
Our neighbours are our customers. We serve people from ages birth to senior, of all cultures, ethnicities and economic backgrounds who come to us with a defined need
House of Friendship
With the tremendous support of this community, we help more than 42,000 individuals each year who are need food, housing, community resources or addiction treatment