January 25, 2019, Olympia, Wash. — On January 24, United Way of Thurston County (UWTC) activated its Emergency Assistance Fund, a community-wide effort to provide rapid financial assistance to furloughed federal workers, essential personnel who are working without pay and federal contract employees affected by the ongoing partial government shutdown.
On January 25, the shutdown has ended, temporarily.
"We're relieved to learn...
Reports to: Director of Community Impact
30 hours per week, hourly, nonexempt position
United Way of Thurston County (UWTC) is a dedicated organization of staff and volunteers committed to fighting for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community that we serve. The RSVP Manager...
The Community Care Center is requesting donations of food to have on hand for clients who need food for medical reasons.Food needed: Granola bars, breakfast bars, juice boxes, single serve crackers, single-serve nuts, single serve trail mix, applesauce, cup of noodles, single-serve soup and...
Paul Larsen, who has served as Volunteer Programs Director at United Way of Thurston County for over two years, was nominated in July to serve as President of the Washington Association of Retired & Senior Volunteer Program Directors (WARSVPD).
A program of the Corporation for National...
United Way of Thurston County is proud to be a partner for the third Olympia Board Chairs Academy, presented by Third Sector Company, to...
September 11, 2017 – Olympia, Wash. ...
On September 22 and 23, Thurston County residents can expect to see over one thousand volunteers wearing LIVE UNITED t-shirts pulling weeds, painting buildings and cleaning sidewalks. It is about team building, giving back and helping organizations in need. Day of Caring has become an event that shuts down offices...
