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At United Way Greater Toronto, we know that solving poverty and its interconnected issues requires collective action. That’s why we lead Community Coordination Tables, bringing together more than 500 organizations across the GTA to tackle pressing challenges head-on.

This week, we’re introducing our new President & CEO and talking about food insecurity, employment services, local journalism and more.

This week, we're talking about economic uncertainty, Community Hubs, affordable housing, equitable health systems and more.

Fighting hunger takes more than food. Here’s how we’re tackling the root causes of food insecurity across the GTA with a community-first approach.

This week, we're talking about community kitchens, affordable housing solutions, what to donate to women's shelters and more.

This month, we're talking about our newest program grants, the importance of supporting Black and equity-led organizations during Black History Month and beyond and the priorities we want to see addressed during the 2025 provincial election campaign.

United Way Greater Toronto appoints Heather McDonald as President & CEO, bringing 25+ years of leadership in social services.

This week, we're sharing the work our supporters make possible: expanding emergency shelter, building Community Hubs, enabling community-led projects and more!

We're talking about community spaces, the need for housing supports this winter and recommendations to end intimate partner violence.

Welcome to United Way’s 2024 Gift Guide! It's full of socially conscious goodies from local creators and United Way supported programs.

Last month, United Way Greater Toronto released Essential Spaces: Real (Estate) Solutions to Community Needs. We sat down with Ruth Crammond, Vice President, Community Infrastructure, United Way Greater Toronto, to learn more about the research, its findings, what it means for United Way Greater Toronto – and why it all matters.

At United Way, we know that the equitable neighbourhoods and communities we work towards are only achievable if people are able to enjoy financial stability along with housing stability, access to services and opportunities to engage in shaping their communities.