News and Stories
September 2, 2022
Meet the New Women United Cabinet!
We’re extremely excited to announce the new 2022-2023 Women United Cabinet!
August 19, 2022
Tocqueville Society: 2022-2023 Executive Committee and Cabinet
The Tocqueville Society has a new executive committee and cabinet! As we share the excitement of these new leaders, we also want to provide our greatest thanks to Chris Peck who has served as the chair of the Tocqueville Cabinet from 2019 – 2022. Thank you, Chris, for your tireless and constant leadership and steering…
August 9, 2022
United Way volunteers are a ‘community’s greatest asset’
United Way of Greater Atlanta is known by its tagline: “Give, Advocate, Volunteer,” and during the COVID-19 pandemic, our community has also seen this as its rallying cry. How do we help those most affected by this economic and health crisis? We united to do more for a community in a time of great need,…
August 9, 2022
Foundation Relations at United Way
Our goal is to elevate the progression of your foundation’s mission by exploring United Way of Greater Atlanta’s diverse portfolio of investment priorities that align with your foundation’s work through a mutually beneficial partnership.
August 9, 2022
Klump Family Foundation’s significant gift to United Way helps those affected by pandemic
Michael Klump’s first foray into philanthropy came at a young age in St. Louis, Missouri where he grew up. His family was regularly involved in volunteer events in his neighborhood — he specifically recalls carnivals hosted by local nonprofits benefiting muscular dystrophy. “I haven’t thought about that in a long time,” he says with a laugh.…
August 9, 2022
Pandemic highlights greatest needs in Greater Atlanta
The pandemic outbreak of the coronavirus obviously created new problems for communities in Greater Atlanta, but those communities most affected didn’t come as a surprise. COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, quickly grew from a harrowing health crisis to a full-scale economic and social disaster. But there’s much to be learned from it.…




