In honor of 85 years of impact here at Heart of Florida United Way, we are revisiting the history and milestones that led our organization to where we are today. While we technically became United Way in 1970, our organization’s roots date back much further – back to the early 1900s!
From the Community Chest to United Way of America: Growing into the 70’s Era Read More
You are cordially invited to An Evening with Denée Benton benefiting Heart of Florida United Way!
AN EVENING WITH TONY AWARD NOMINEE DENÉE BENTON BENEFITING HEART OF FLORIDA UNITED WAY Read More
Congratulations Seminole State College graduates! Learn about Destination Graduation, a joint effort by Heart of Florida United Way, Seminole State College, and Truist Bank. This program enhances graduation rates, provides tailored support, and offers financial assistance to students, ensuring accessibility for all.
Celebrating Seminole State College Graduates! Read More
Heart of Florida United Way celebrates National Volunteer Month and the incredible people who Live UNITED with us to make Central Florida a better place.
Celebrating National Volunteer Month: A Tribute to Heartfelt Service Read More
Heart of Florida United Way received a special proclamation from Orange County honoring its 85th anniversary, showcasing its commitment to community welfare, leadership, and enduring impact.
Orange County Honors Heart of Florida United Way: Recognizing 85 Years of Community Impact Read More
Mark your calendar for the upcoming Community Baby Shower event hosted by Heart of Florida United Way this June! It’s a day filled with joy, support, and resources for expecting families.
Join Us for a Celebration of New Life at our Community Baby Shower! Read More
Heart of Florida United Way and Truist teach financial literacy through the Reality Store during National Volunteer Month.
The Reality Store: Preparing Central Florida Students for Financial Success Read More
Our 17th annual Women United Luncheon brought together more than 600 of Central Florida’s most dynamic women leaders for a day of networking, inspiration, and a celebration of our collective strength. In all, the event raised more than $200,000 for Heart of Florida United Way to support ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) families in our Central Florida community.
Revisiting the 17th Annual Women United Luncheon: A Day of Empowerment and Inspiration Read More
During Women’s History Month, Heart of Florida United Way was proud to host a powerful Coffee & Conversations event focused on the experiences of women in the workplace. This insightful discussion, part of our ongoing monthly series, was organized by our dedicated DEI Action Committee. Our panelists brought diverse perspectives and candidly shared their journeys,
Exploring Womens’ Workplace Experiences with Coffee & Conversations Read More
ALICE households are some of the most susceptible to increasing costs of living. ALICE®, an acronym for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed, represents the growing number of individuals and families who are technically above the federal poverty line but still struggle to make ends meet. These families are working but are unable to afford the basic necessities of housing, childcare, food, transportation, healthcare, and technology.
Central Florida’s Cost of Living Pushes Families to Financial Brink Read More
This Mother’s Day weekend, Heart of Florida United Way invites you to join us for a unique celebration that honors the spirit of community and empowerment. As we continue our journey of unity and support, we are thrilled to announce the upcoming exclusive Reignite event, hosted by Women United, our impactful group of women leaders dedicated to making a difference in Central Florida.
Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with Women United at Our Exclusive Reignite Event! Read More
Relive the empowering journey of Heart of Florida United Way’s Alternative Spring Break, held from March 16 to 22. Discover the impact that students and families across Central Florida made by dedicating their break to service and community improvement.
Alternative Spring Break: Reflecting on Our Community-Driven Week Read More
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