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Tennesseans for Quality Early Education Selects United Way of Greater Nashville to Lead Bright Start Tennessee Network
United Way of Greater Nashville Tapped to Lead One of Six Inaugural Community Partnerships That Will Design, Implement Evidence-Based Early Success Plans Tennesseans for Quality Early Education (TQEE) announced that United Way of Greater Nashville (UWGN) has been...
United Way Seeking Volunteers for Raise Your Hand Tutoring Program
United Way of Greater Nashville is seeking volunteers for its 2021-22 Raise Your Hand tutoring program in Williamson County. Tutors serve before and after school alongside teachers to help first- through fourth-grade students who are struggling with reading and math....
9,000 Students Provided with School Supplies through United Way of Greater Nashville’s 13th Annual Stuff the Bus
Today, United Way of Greater Nashville announced that this year’s Stuff the Bus school supply drive collected enough supplies to ensure 9,000 students throughout the greater Nashville region have what they need to start their school year off ready to learn. The 13th...
United Way Kicks Off 13th Annual Stuff the Bus Day of Action
Today, United Way of Greater Nashville announced that the 13th annual Stuff the Bus school supply collection drive will be entirely virtual again this year, thanks to the support of Piedmont Natural Gas and UPS. Here’s how you can help now through June 30: Run an...
United Way President, CEO Chosen for Harvard Business School Leadership Program
United Way of Greater Nashville’s president and CEO Brian Hassett was selected by Global Action Platform for a Harvard Business School leadership program that focuses on helping communities prosper. The program begins in June and will convene representatives from 14...
Mortgage Relief Still Available for Those Affected by COVID-19
United Way of Greater Nashville encourages any Davidson County resident who is behind on mortgage payments to apply for immediate assistance. Through the Financial Assistance Network more than 30 nonprofit agencies are partnering to provide mortgage relief for those...
United Way Encourages Individuals Who Have Not Received Third EIP to File 2020 Tax Return
United Way of Greater Nashville encourages anyone who has not received their Economic Impact Payment(s) to file their 2020 tax return or extension as soon as possible. In March, the Internal Revenue Service extended the federal income tax filing due date for...
Nashville Soccer Club’s Jalil Anibaba Serving as Reading Role Model through Books Brothers
Nashville Soccer Club’s Jalil Anibaba is the latest reading role model in Books Brothers, a Blueprint for Early Childhood Success initiative that brings together men of color to promote literacy and serve as reading role models. Anibaba’s story time will debut Monday,...
Free Tax Prep Program Extends Services to Help Residents Meet Deadline
The Internal Revenue Service announced last week that the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year is extended to May 17, 2021. Households that still need to file and made less than $66,000 in 2020 are encouraged to visit...
Let’s Welcome Our New Board Members
We are pleased to introduce the seven individuals who were recently elected to United Way of Greater Nashville’s Board of Trustees. We appreciate their commitment to the Greater Nashville community and willingness to help foster United Way’s mission. Help us welcome...