Racism and discrimination have no place in our society, and Metro United Way joins others in calling for justice for reforms that will help prevent tragedies like Breonna Taylor’s from happening again. We envision Greater Louisville as a place where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, and we can only achieve this vision if we all, together, strive towards equity and denounce racism and violence.
We might not be able to fix the cycle of poverty, but we can break it by providing people with financial literacy, marketable skills, and hope.
Imagine a community where people from all walks of life have the work skills to cover their financial needs and now help us make that a reality.
When families are stable, our community is stronger. One way that Metro United Way helps individuals strengthen their families is through local and national financial empowerment partnerships with the Siemer Institute, the Humana Foundation grant known as AcceLOUrate Savings and the JPMorgan Chase Advancing Cities grant.
Of those we've provided with job skills training, 80% increased their wages with new job skills
MORE THAN $15M IN TAX REFUNDS RETURNED TO FAMILIES FROM FREE TAX INCOME ASSISTANCE
2,200+ PEOPLE RECEIVED JOB SKILLS TRAINING AND 62% OF THEM ATTAINED GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT IN THEIR FIELD OF CHOICE
People do amazing things when their sole focus isn’t on where their next meal is coming from or if they won’t be able to make rent. Let’s build a ladder for people to climb the hierarchy of needs, starting with our Financial Empowerment Video Series.
We're building a better community together.
