Each May, Mental Health Awareness Month (also called Mental Health Month) highlights the importance of caring for our emotional well-being and encourages people to explore practical ways to improve their mental health. The observance serves to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect individuals with strategies and resources that support mental wellness. 

York, PA - United Way of York County announced today that President Brian Grimm will leave the organization as his family relocates.

Each April, individuals and organizations across the globe celebrate Global Volunteer Month, also known in the US as National Volunteer Month and Volunteer Appreciation Month. It’s a time for celebrating volunteers and inspiring new acts of service. During this month, National Volunteer Week further spotlights the power of service, honoring individuals and organizations that make a difference and inviting new people to donate their time to important causes.

Across the United States, childcare workers are under immense pressure — and the ripple effects are being felt by families, employers, and local economies. As traditional childcare systems struggle to meet demand, nonprofit early childhood programs are stepping in to provide stable, affordable, and high-quality options that better serve lower- and middle-income families.

It's the early '90s. "Home Alone" is dominating the box office, every household has a Super Nintendo, and childcare costs are 295% lower than they are today.

During these years, Laura Greenholt, Vice President of Marketing at Shipley Energy, was enrolled at the Hanover YWCA Kindergarten Kare Program, where she enjoyed hanging out with her friends before and after school.

High-quality early learning plays a major role in a child's healthy development and academic success. Affordable child care and early childhood education programs provide far-reaching social and economic value, improving school readiness, supporting parents' employment stability, and strengthening community well-being. 

York, PA - United Way of York County is pleased to welcome Emily Seitz, PhD, as the Vice President of Philanthropy. Emily joins the organization with over a decade of experience as a development leader in York County. 

Tax season can be stressful for any household, but for those earning low to moderate incomes, figuring out how to file taxes can feel especially overwhelming. Between confusing forms, filing fees, and the fear of making mistakes, many households delay or avoid filing altogether. Yet ensuring you receive the tax refunds and credits you're eligible for, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Child Tax Credit, can be a vital tool for building financial stability.