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Every parent wants their children to experience the magic of the holidays, but for many Greater Atlanta families, making that happen requires navigating financial challenges no family should face alone. When budgets are already stretched thin, gifts, meals, and holiday traditions can quickly become one more expense to manage.
Fortunately, if you’re wondering how to...
There is no single moment a child becomes a reader. It starts with stability at home and early learning experiences, then continues to grow from the support children receive from adults around them and the type of instruction at school.
Because literacy develops over time — and because barriers that kids face are complex, ranging from unexpected moves to unaffordabl...
Welcome to Voices United, a monthly series highlighting the stories of our diverse and incredible community of supporters—in their own words—and our shared commitment to the neighborhoods we call home.
Meet Rhonda McKinney, a dedicated United Way of Greater Atlanta donor and cabinet leader for both
An approach to literacy in early childhood born here in Atlanta is now helping transform lives across the globe.
Through the Read Right from the Start program, a partnership between United Way of Greater Atlanta, the CHASE Fund, United Way of Jamaica, and the Atlanta Speech School’s Rollins Center for Language and Literacy, hundreds of early childhood educators ha...
“You’re going to wake up and show us your eyes? Look, you’re seeing everyone in this room. And soon you’ll be talking too.”
Holding her newborn son Shiloh at Grady Memorial Hospital, mom Ericka McIntosh is doing what generations of parents have done before her — she talks to her baby.
But this conversation is more important than you’d think. Her nurse ha...