News Releases

United Way Greater Toronto announced the official launch of the 2022 Community Campaign on Show Your Local Love Day (#LocalLove), a day to unite Peel, Toronto and York residents, labour, public and private sectors in the fight against local poverty (#TakeActionOnPoverty). The organization, which runs the largest United Way fundraising campaign in the world, has set a goal of raising $110 million to support community in this critical moment.

UWGT shares their plan to build more inclusive and prosperous communities in recovery and beyond at the 2021/2022 AGM and in the annual report.

United Way Greater Toronto’s 66th Annual General Meeting is happening on Thursday, June 23rd, 2022 from 8:45-10:00 a.m.

United Way Greater Toronto is pleased to announce BMO Financial Group CEO Darryl White as this year’s Community Campaign Chair and Northleaf Capital Operating Partner Paul Bradley as Major Individual Giving Cabinet Chair.

United Way is fighting poverty’s UNIGNORABLE issues, focusing on communities in Peel, Toronto and York Region as well as strengthening organizations that are Indigenous, Black and equity-led, focused and serving.

In response to the latest emergency brought on by the COVID-19 Omicron variant, United Way Greater Toronto is mobilizing with community sector partners to ensure that critical community services remain open for those in urgent need.

New United Way report finds that high-rise renters face affordability, suitability issues.

United Way Greater Toronto will launch its Community Recovery Campaign with its annual Show Your Local Love Day on Thursday, September 23.

United Way Greater Toronto is investing $1.2 million to help agencies respond quickly and effectively to the urgent needs of residents facing the greatest barriers.

United Way Greater Toronto and partners release first assessment of social capital in Peel.

United Way Greater Toronto releases first assessment of social capital in York. Social capital supports one’s well-being and success in good times, but it is particularly essential in hard times.

A $2.6 million investment from the Barrett Family Foundation will help catalyze United Way’s commitment to building an equitable recovery across Peel, Toronto and York Region.