United Way

Arkansas 211, headquartered at United Way of Northwest Arkansas, is a three-digit number that connects anyone in the state to human services. Callers can gain information about all kinds of human resources as well as government programs, agencies and utilities through the service. Doordash has recently partnered with United Way and other nonprofits to help get food to people in need.

This week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal includes a conversation with Jackie Hancock, the president and CEO of United Way NWA about an internship…

Arkansas 211 is a connection for people needing all kinds of assistance. Two recent partnerships, with UAMS and Lyft, extend the service even further.

For the last decade, the United Way of Northwest Arkansas has been "filling the bus" with donations of school supplies ahead of the new school year, but,…

United Way of Northwest Arkansas and Hark are teaming up to turn the United Way's 2-1-1 service into a direct line to help for people in need during the…

The United Way of Fort Smith Area has launched a 2-1-1 call center for Sebastian, Crawford, Logan, Franklin and Scott Counties. The service provides a way…

The United Way of Northwest Arkansas plans to discontinue its 211 Helpline, which connects people seeking help with utility or food needs to resources…

United Way of NWA's Fill the Bus volunteers will be accepting supplies from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Aug. 3-4 at Walmart Supercenters in Bentonville,…

United Way of NWA is estimating it will miss its annual Workplace Campaign goal by $500,000. Officials say that number is significant because the campaign…

The United Way of Northwest Arkansas is widely known as a pass-through funder, taking grant and other funds and allocates them to partner agencies to meet…