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United Way Capital Area Updates
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NEW!! Registration for Spring Day of Caring Projects is now live!!
United Way Day of Caring (Spring) - Friday, April, 23, 2010 - Now available for download: Ready by 21 Continuum of Youth Development—Priority Outcomes for Child and Youth Well-Being Travis County 2009
- United Way Capital Area to Award
$3.4 million in Grants - Click here to read our February 2010 newsletter.
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1 out of 4 students in our community who enter 9th grade don't graduate from high school. The good news is that middle school students with at least one helpful adult in their lives are almost twice as likely to graduate.
Volunteer just one hour a week to mentor or tutor a kid, and you’ll be amazed at the difference it makes.
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Growing up, most of us had someone who made all the difference in our lives. Maybe it was a parent or grandparent. A teacher. A friend. An adult who understood you and cared about you. As you were growing up, that person was someone you could look up to.
How We Do the Work
We are holding ourselves more accountable to the community, to ensure that the funds invested in United Way are used to create real, long-term change. Through a research study by the Ray Marshal Center and with the help of countless community stakeholders, we've identified very specific, measurable outcomes we hope to achieve around key community issue areas: Education, Financial Stability, and Health.
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