United Way of Tarrant County

United Way of Tarrant County

Non-profit Organizations

Fort Worth, Texas 4,438 followers

GET UNITED with us to ensure all of our neighborhoods in Tarrant County grow stronger, together.

About us

United Way of Tarrant County is a local nonprofit organization that advances the common good in Tarrant County. We believe everyone has a right to a good life and a responsibility to improve the community. To LIVE UNITED is to advance the common good for all of us. We all win when a child succeeds in school, when families are financially stable and when people have good health. We don't just address the symptoms of a problem. We go deeper to get at the underlying causes. And we do it with an unwavering commitment to efficiency and accountability. United Way of Tarrant County has more than 90 years of experience investing money, expertise and other resources to improve lives and communities. We establish creative collaborations of diverse individuals and organizations because together, we can accomplish more than any single group can accomplish on its own. The result is measurable improvements that ripple out to benefit the entire community.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Fort Worth, Texas
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1922
Specialties
Education-Helping at risk students to graduate on-time, Income-Financial Stability for low income working families, Health-Helping adults with ongoing health concerns, and Fundraising-Help generate revenue & awareness for programs improving our community

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Employees at United Way of Tarrant County

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  • Ever wondered how long it takes to pack 120 duffle bags? Thanks to the incredible volunteers from Vantage Bank, we found out—together! We’re sending a huge THANK YOU to each of you who joined us to prep these special bags for our newly graduated Community Doulas. These bags, handed out at graduation, are filled with essentials to support doulas as they bring care and comfort to moms across Tarrant County. Want to be part of meaningful change? Join us in making a difference by volunteering. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NKcaeD #GetUnited #UWTarrant

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  • Thank you, Capital One, for your continued support of United Way of Tarrant County! Your gift supports programs such as our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program! Our VITA centers offer no-cost income tax preparation services for families and individuals with household incomes of $67,000 or less. We look forward to continuing this partnership and opening our VITA sites in January! Together, we’re creating a stronger, more financially secure future for Tarrant County families. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3YjoE1K #VITA #GetUnited #UWTarrant

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  • Dominique Cooke brings her passion for making a difference and a deep connection to her Fort Worth roots to her role at United Way of Tarrant County, where she supports programs and initiatives that uplift the community. As community investment programs assistant, Dominique ensures UWTC’s programs and initiatives run smoothly and effectively reach those in need. From coordinating events to helping connect individuals with resources like literacy programs or workforce development, she plays a key part in driving the success of our initiatives. Dominique, who grew up on the east side of Fort Worth in the historic Stop Six neighborhood, graduated from Paul L. Dunbar High School and Texas Christian University. Her experiences growing up in Tarrant County shape her approach to her career. She feels a personal connection to her work at UWTC, driven by firsthand knowledge of the challenges her community faces. That connection motivates her to contribute to meaningful solutions and improve the quality of life for everyone in the area. For Dominique, it’s more than just a job — it’s a personal mission. Her passion for giving back led her to UWTC, where she was drawn to the organization’s commitment to addressing critical community needs and creating lasting change. One of her proudest moments at UWTC came when she helped plan and execute the One Second Counts event at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The event highlighted the efforts of individuals and organizations working to combat youth gun violence. Working with the One Second Collaborative and Tracey “The D.O.C.” Curry was a significant achievement, showcasing the collective impact of UWTC’s work. Outside of work, Dominique enjoys spending time with her family and reading to recharge and find balance. Get a chance to work alongside Dominique! UWTC is hiring for several positions. Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gEcT72iW #GetUnited #UWTarrant

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  • Learn about vital childcare and employment resources in the greater Arlington area at our November Greater Arlington Resource Sharing Group (GARSG) meeting! UWTC’s GARSG offers a platform for community providers to connect, learn and support each other as we work together to bridge resource gaps and advocate for residents in the Greater Arlington area. Whether you attend in person at the Arlington Public Library or join us virtually on Microsoft Teams, this is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and share vital childcare and employment resources. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024, Noon - 1:30 p.m. George W. Hawkes Downtown Library, 100 S Center St, Arlington, TX 76010 Virtual option available via Microsoft Teams Register here: https://bit.ly/4eZguCE #UWTarrant #GetUnited

    • Person working at a home office desk with a child sleeping on their lap, writing notes while looking at a laptop screen. There are logos of United Way and the City of Arlington in the lower corners, and text promoting the Greater Arlington Resource Sharing Group.
  • We're supporting the heartbeat of Fort Worth’s historic neighborhoods by empowering local businesses! Through 76104 Business, an initiative launched with RED Development Group and Southeast Fort Worth, Inc., we're providing FREE comprehensive support to business owners serving Fort Worth’s 76104 ZIP code. Our goal is to help small businesses and entrepreneurs become stronger, more sustainable and more profitable. Don’t miss our Grant Workshop: Thursday, Oct. 31, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. United Way of Tarrant County 201 N. Rupert St., Suite 107, Fort Worth, Texas 76107 Register here: https://bit.ly/3ZoZ4KX Have questions? Email RED Development Group at admin@reddevelopmentgroup.com with “76104 Project” in the subject line. 76104 Business is supported with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds administered by Tarrant County. #GetUnited #UWTarrant #76104Business

    • Promotional flyer for a free half-day grant workshop on October 31, 2024, from 9 AM to 1 PM, hosted by United Way of Tarrant County at 201 N Rupert Street, Suite 107, Fort Worth, TX 76107. Features a smiling individual holding money and a brochure, with logos of United Way, R.E.D. Development Group, and SEFWI. Register at bit.ly/3zoZ4KX.
  • Good leadership is crucial for driving meaningful change, and we're excited to share that Steve Bobb is stepping into the role of Board Chair for United Way of Tarrant County! Together with our new board members, Steve’s leadership will be key in advancing our mission and making a significant impact in our community. Join us in welcoming him and the rest of our new board members! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NjiYjf #GetUnited #UWTarrant

    • Official portrait of Steve Bobb, UWTC Board Chair, featuring a smiling individual with glasses, in front of a blue background with the United Way of Tarrant County logo.
  • Today, we’re celebrating the dedicated, heart-driven work of ombudsmen! ❤️ At the Area Agency on Aging of Tarrant County, our team of ombudsmen works with residents, families and facility staff to improve residents' quality of life in long-term care. If you're interested in advocating for older adults, consider becoming a volunteer ombudsman. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3CnUMWU #OmbudsmanDay #AreaAgencyonAging #UWTarrant #GetUnited

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  • We’re smiling brighter than ever since UWTC’s Area Agency on Aging of Tarrant County was named Clinic Partner of the Year by our friends at Dental Health Arlington! This recognition highlights our unwavering commitment to improving the lives of older adults in underserved communities. Thank you to Dental Health Arlington for this award, and to our partners and volunteers who help make this impact possible every day. Together, we're making a real difference!

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