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6.21.2021
United Way announces Southeast Louisiana’s 2021 Most Generous Workplaces,
inaugural Lisa Arsenaux memorial award, LIVE UNITED Award winners
Workplaces recognized at United Way’s annual meeting
for contributing more than $3.7 million
NEW ORLEANS – United Way of Southeast Louisiana announced Wednesday Southeast Louisiana’s 2021 Most Generous Workplaces at its annual meeting of members.
6.15.2021
It’s been a year since the civil unrest sparked by the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. From this traumatic and senseless act of violence came a rallying cry for change across the country.
The movement also spurred renewed interest in Juneteenth, a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
6.4.21
Following the death of George Floyd a little more than a year ago, I reflected on his senseless murder. I also acknowledged the privileges I have been afforded. Not as an admonition of guilt or to suggest I haven’t worked hard, but simply a recognition that access and opportunity are not afforded to all people equitably.
4.21.21
The 2021 Regular Legislative Session began last Monday with a flurry of action and over 900 pre-filed bills.
Over the next two months, legislators will debate policies that will directly impact all of us. At United Way of Southeast Louisiana, we believe it is our responsibility to ensure that these policies support vulnerable families and bring us closer to achieving a vision of equitable communities.
4.7.2021
Josh* found himself in prison yet again, falling back into the same cycle of substance abuse coupled with poor decision making. He knew he wanted to break the cycle for good, but he was always met with the same challenges once released.
3.10.21
Back in November in the middle of the pandemic, Ms. Milton* felt compelled to donate to United Way of Southeast Louisiana even though she was out of work from her hospitality job. She noted, "I can give another $10 next month – sorry, not working."
3.4.21
This year, Tax Day will be more important than ever as many families continue to face the financial toll of the COVID-19 crisis.
3.2.21
The power of women is boundless, and when people come together to connect with women and girls, powerful relationships are made. Here are four ways you can benefit from the life-changing impacts of mentorship.
2.25.21
Six area high schools create $12K in impact through virtual service
NEW ORLEANS – United Way of Southeast Louisiana on Friday named Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies the winner of the 2021 Mission Ignition competition, which pits area high school against each other in a race to collect the most volunteer hours.
2.21
Local restaurants fry up fish on Fridays during Lent