John's Story
Help for a Grandpa who rescued his two grandsons ... MORE
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SUCCESS STORIES
Changing lives: Greater Clevelanders share how United Way helped them
The programs, collaborations and neighborhood agencies United Way supports all have the same goal in sight -- helping Greater Clevelanders lead more healthy, productive and self-sufficient lives. Here are just a few examples of Greater Clevelanders who have been impacted by the efforts and contributions of our donors, volunteers and community partners.
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Strong families = successful children
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Senior success
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John's Story: Help for a Grandpa who rescued his two grandsons
Mental Health Services: Promoting achievements for people who experience serious mental illness
Shaunte and Becky's Story: A "Big Sister" helps guide her "Little" to adulthood
Ilah's Story: Ilah spurned her hopelessness and with help, is now an attorney
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Sadie's Story: Community center provides a place for keeping in touch
Senior Meal Programs: Providing nutritious meals in a friendly atmosphere to local seniors
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Learning and earning for life
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Health and caring for all
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Christopher's Story: Overcoming the challenge of autism to find a job where his talents shine
Mei Li's Story: A little help in adapting to a new language and culture led Mei Li to enriching work
Quality Childcare Programs: Creating caring, positive learning environments for children
Joe's Story: From a manufacturing plant to the nursing station, a new career makes a difference
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Wilbert's Story: Living a full and independent life enriched by programs for the blind and visually impaired
Tony's Story: Early detection of hearing loss is key to Tony's excellent ability to communicate
Jared's Story: Find out how a "village" of caring people help keep the smile on Jared's face
Living with Sickle Cell Anemia: Helping individuals to live longer, happier and healthier lives
Steven's Story: Through a lifelong agency relationship, Steve was able to achieve his high goals
Phoebe's Story: An observant caregiver lead to Phoebe's ability to see clearly now
Brendan's Story: "I knew what I wanted to say, but I couldn't say it", a struggle with Verbal Apraxia.
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