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Looking forward to an amazing 2024 at United Way and in our community!

A few weeks ago, I was thrilled to celebrate the end of 2023 with over one hundred United Way volunteers at our end of the year celebration. And we had a lot to celebrate, between community events like our Days…

Nashua Telegraph / United Way Santa Fund in full swing!

 Nashua Telegraph / United Way Santa Fund in full swing! The spirit of the holidays is on full display at the Nashua Telegraph / United Way Santa fund. I can tell you, having personally made several full-carload deliveries of toys…

“Coffee and Causes” Getting Back Into Exercise

“Coffee and Causes” Getting Back Into Exercise On Friday, January 5 at 10:30am United Way of Greater Nashua will be holding a talk on the importance of staying active and eating healthful foods.  This talk is directed toward seniors, but…

United Way VITA Tax Preparation

Help people as an IRS-Certified Tax Volunteer IRS-certified volunteers are the unsung heroes of tax filing season. Every year, they step up to help taxpayers successfully file their tax returns. Anyone who wants to make a difference in their community, learn…

‘Spring’ into action at United Way!

Dare I say it… spring is here! The snowbanks are melted, the forsythia is starting to bloom, and New Englanders are emerging from their winter hibernation. At United Way it means that there are a lot of great ways to…

FREE volunteer-driven tutoring through Learn United!

Parents, could your student use help catching up this summer? Learn United is a FREE volunteer-driven tutoring service that can offer your child academic support now and throughout the 2021-2022 school year. Science, math, literacy. Email tutoring@unitedway.org or register now.…

United Way of Greater Nashua wins pair of local awards

The United Way of Greater Nashua was recently recognized with two prestigious regional awards. On Tuesday, May 25th, United Way received the “Gate City Light” Award from Mayor Donchess and the City of Nashua. This award recognizes an organization and…

Volunteer Spotlight – Rachel Caliguiri

Rachel Caliguiri studied psychology so she can pursue a career as a counselor for people with disabilities, “I have always had a passion for helping other people.” Rachel was born with a physical disability, Cerebral Palsy, and uses assistive devices…

Volunteer Spotlight – Puspa Man Joshi

Puspa Man Joshi and his family emigrated from Nepal in 1985 to further Puspa’s studies, and immediately began investing in their community. Puspa completed his master’s in transportation planning and a doctorate in city and regional planning from Ohio State…

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