Shawn Paton Named VP of Community Impact
October 2, 2024 – Pierce County, Wash. — United Way of Pierce County proudly announces the promotion of Shawn Paton to Vice President of Community Impact. In this vital role, Shawn will spearhead efforts to unite the community in breaking the cycle of poverty through collaboration with key partners such as the Center for Strong Families, South Sound 211, Growing Resilience in Tacoma (GRIT), and a wide reaching network of public and private organizations.
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Willie Stewart Scholarship Reception
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT:
Dona Ponepinto President & CEO
United Way of Pierce County Tacoma, WA 98402
253-272-4263 (Main)
Please email natasha@mosaicmarketingstudio.com for all Media Inquiries
24th Annual Willie Stewart Community Service Scholarship Honors 15 Pierce County Seniors on June 4
ALICE in the Crosscurrents in Pierce County - Update
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dona Ponepinto, President and CEO
United Way of Pierce County
1501 Pacific Ave, Suite 400
Tacoma, WA 98402
253-597-6429 (Direct)
253-272-4263 (Main)
donap@uwpc.org
Please direct all media inquiries to Natasha Ashenhurst,
natasha@mosaicmarketingstudio.com, 360.970.9458
2024 Elevate Women
? Thank You for Making the 'Elevate Women' a Resounding Success! ?
A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who attended our inaugural 'Elevate Women' Expo held on March 15, 2024, at The STAR Center in Tacoma. Thank you to our incredible speakers and our generous sponsors!
Together, we created a groundbreaking platform to empower women in their careers and wellness, offering a day filled with inspiration, practical insights, and invaluable networking opportunities. ?
#ElevateWomenExpo #UnitedWayPierceCounty #EmpowerWomen #ThankYou
Eligible Tacoma residents can get $500/month with no strings attached.
Select families in Tacoma will soon be eligible to apply for a guaranteed-income program where they can receive $500 cash a month for 12 months to supplement their incomes and stabilize their financial situations. Applications for the Growing Resilience in Tacoma project open March 1. The project is a collaborative effort between the City of Tacoma, Washington State Economic Services Administration, Pierce County and United Way of Pierce County.