Support Groups Help Students Thrive at Enka Middle

Jennie Eblen On Becoming Board Chair

Co-Creating Community: Local Nonprofit

Celebrating Publix in Western North Carolina

5 Things You Might Not Know About 2-1-1

February 11 is National 2-1-1 Day and United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County is proud to join United Ways across North Carolina and the nation in celebrating 2-1-1, the free, confidential information and referral system that connects callers and web visitors to health and human services 24 hours a day/7 days a week/365 days a year. 

Doing Well While Doing Good

Big Brothers Big Sisters of WNC Partners Bigs with Littles, Helping them reach their Dreams

Looking Back: 5 Inspiring Stories of Community in Action in 2019

As we continue to move forward into a new year and this next decade together, we're reflecting on the highlights from this past year and how we were able to collectively show up, support one another, and create a more equitable place for us all to call home. Through community volunteerism, corporate and small business sponsorship, leadership giving, and educational events, we were able to accomplish so much together, proving the impact we can have when we choose to Live United.

Before I write another word, I want to thank you for your belief in the power of community and in United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County. 

As your new President and CEO, I’ve spent my first six months on the job meeting as many volunteers, donors and community leaders as possible. I wanted to hear first-hand what you value about our United Way and hope we’ll take on in the years ahead.