Please join us for this end-of-year celebration! As we close out 2024, we’re excited to gather with you – our partners and supporters – to reflect on successes from the 2023-24 year, hear stories of impact, and share what’s ahead for 2025.

Our Annual Community Breakfast is a chance to connect with local advocates, volunteers, and donors committed to kids’ success.

In Lane County and across the nation, youth are facing a mental health crisis. Luckily, there’s something we can do about it. Join us to learn about local efforts to support youth mental health!

Join us for a day of learning and connection to support the health and well-being of children and youth.

As we close out 2023, we’re excited to gather with you – our partners and supporters – to reflect on successes from the 2022-23 year, hear stories of impact, and share what’s ahead for 2024.

Our Annual Community Breakfast is a chance to connect with local advocates, volunteers, and donors committed to kids’ success.

Join us to learn about the challenges keeping kids from reading proficiently, some of the amazing work happening to support Springfield students, and how you can support literacy efforts for young readers.

Join us to learn about the challenges keeping kids from reading proficiently, some of the amazing work happening to support Creswell and Cottage Grove students, and how you can support literacy efforts for South Lane County readers.

Register today and join United Way to learn about the challenges keeping kids from reading proficiently, meet some of the amazing programs supporting 4J and Bethel students, and learn how you can support literacy efforts for Eugene & Bethel readers.

Register today and join United Way to learn about the challenges keeping kids from reading proficiently, meet some of the amazing work happening in to support Florence and Mapleton students, and learn how you can support literacy efforts for West Lane County readers.

You're invited to attend our 2022 Annual Meeting! Please join us as we reflect back on the past year, present some of our most meaningful accomplishments, and share a preview of the exciting work in store for 2023.

Join United Way of Lane County for this free community event celebrating the new Racial Justice Fund, the work of the fund’s Advisory Council, and featuring local arts and food.

Save the date – Laura van Dernoot Lipsky will be presenting a free training, Transforming Trauma, on April 4! Join us at 10:30 a.m. over Zoom for this training and discussion on practical tools to help us sustain, individually and collectively, in the face of trauma, secondary trauma and overwhelm.

Over the next few months, the Racial Justice Fund Advisory Council will host a series of listening sessions and one-to-one conversations with communities of color to learn which community challenges are most pressing, what outcomes you hope to see from this fund, and what people, organizations, and initiatives should be considered for funding.

Over the next few months, the Racial Justice Fund Advisory Council will host a series of listening sessions and one-to-one conversations with communities of color to learn which community challenges are most pressing, what outcomes you hope to see from this fund, and what people, organizations, and initiatives should be considered for funding.

United Way is hosting a 4-part training series for rural organizations in Lane County, with the purpose of equipping communities to be better prepared for natural disasters.

Middle and High School classes across Lane County are invited to a private, student-led conversation with Ruby Bridges this month, hosted by United Way of Lane County and in partnership with Lane ESD, Bethel School District, Eugene 4j School District, Springfield School District, the Early Learning Alliance, and Doug Carnine.

Join us for this free, family-friendly anniversary kickoff event:

Get the inside "scoop" (literally, with ice cream!) on exciting new investments and nationally- acclaimed speakers we're bringing to Lane County, connect with colleagues and friends, and learn how you can continue to cultivate just, resilient communities in Lane County.

(Zoom link found in event details) Join us for this free, interactive workshop about the importance of implementing trauma-informed facilitation in your work. This is a two-part training, June 7 & 21, 9:00 – 11:00am, led by the Trauma Healing Project