We understand what a difficult time this is for you and your family. In an effort to keep you informed, we wanted to provide you an update on your request for assistance. By receiving this communication, we are indicating that we have received your request from Heart of Florida United Way’s COVID-19/ALICE Recovery Fund and […]

Supporting Our Community Over the next few weeks, we will be highlighting how you can get involved and volunteer from home to spread hope and lend a hand. Join the Challenge We have a few ways you can volunteer virtually to help our community come together and have a little fun while we are safely

As the situation around the Coronavirus continues to evolve, Heart of Florida United Way wants to share a few important reminders as it relates to our service to the Central Florida community. Contribute to the ALICE FundIn Central Florida alone there are 350,000 households that are working hard, but struggling to make ends meet. They

Volunteering with Social Distancing As our community continues to social distance and shelter in place to protect one another from the COVID-19 virus, organizations are developing ways for individuals and families to help their global community from home. This Virtual Volunteering growth is connecting volunteers with organizations and programs in their local community and across

Heart of Florida United Way Establishes Fund to Assist ALICE Workers Impacted by Economic Consequences of COVID-19/Coronavirus Heart of Florida United Way makes $100,000 initial investment; encourages other businesses to do the same   ORLANDO, Fla. (March 17, 2020) – In response to the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic, Heart of Florida United Way has established a fund

In Seminole County, 39 percent of households are struggling to make ends meet. They are ALICE® –Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed – and are one emergency away from financial ruin. Each year, Heart of Florida United Way serves thousands of ALICE families in Seminole County. Joined by The Sharing Center, Heart of Florida United Way

To celebrate National 211 Day, Heart of Florida United Way hosted an open house for community leaders and local officials to get an inside look at the 211 Information & Referral Crisis Line’s operations. On average, 211 responds to 22,000 calls and electronic contacts monthly. Guided tours and interactive ALICE-based activities were provided. All 211

Women United is a place for women to come together to find their voice and take a stand for issues that matter to them in their communities. Many of the group’s members are leaders in their industry and use Women United as a platform to influence change in their community. In line with this mission,

Instead of chocolates and roses, Heart of Florida United Way is calling for volunteers to “Share the Love”, this Valentine’s Season by assembling 1,000 friendship soup kits that will feed 6,000 ALICE individuals. ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) are individuals and families that work multiple jobs but struggle to cover their basic needs. Unfortunately,

Our hearts go out to the people of Puerto Rico who are affected by the recent earthquakes that struck the island. Heart of Florida United Way has been in close contact with our sister organization, United Way of Puerto Rico, to stay up-to-date on evolving needs. HOW CAN I HELP PEOPLE IMPACTED BY THE EARTHQUAKES