United Way of Greater Chattanooga is proud to announce the timeline for its 2026–2027 community investment grant cycle, continuing its commitment to meet the moment with bold, responsive funding strategies. Guided by the 2030 Impact Agenda, United Way...
As the federal government shutdown continues, United Way of Greater Chattanooga is responding swiftly to the growing food insecurity crisis by committing $100,000 in emergency funding to food pantries across the region. A local donor has contributed an additional...
In a year marked by uncertainty and change, one thing remains constant: the power of a connected community. United Way of Greater Chattanooga today released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting the collective impact of donors, volunteers, and partners who came...
On September 11, nearly 70 high school students from across Hamilton County gathered at the Chattanooga Lookouts Stadium to launch the second year of Youth United, United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s leadership and volunteerism program for local teens. ...
