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STEM Fest Sparks Curiosity and Big Ideas for North Texas Students
On September 29, 500 Mesquite ISD middle schoolers embarked on a day of discovery at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science during United Way of Metropolitan D…
When School Lets Out, Hunger Doesn’t Take a Break—Here’s How We’re Helping
Summer is a time for fun, freedom—and for far too many families in North Texas, uncertainty about where the next meal will come from.
In Dallas County, on…
1,000 Volunteers Will Support Early Literacy by Reading to 13,000 Students
For change-seekers in North Texas, finding the best way to make an impact can sometimes feel challenging. There are plenty of volunteer and donation opportunit…
North Texas CEOs Come Together to Explore the Future of Our Region
As we close the final chapter of of our Centennial anniversary year and turn our focus toward the future, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ CEO Advisory Counc…
Texas Instruments Executives Deepen 70-Year Partnership with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
Leadership & Legacy
The J. Erik Jonsson Award is our highest honor for volunteer service. Established in 1978, the award was created by our Board of Direc…
Texas Instruments and United Way: A Legacy of Volunteerism That Builds a Stronger North Texas
For more than six decades, Texas Instruments (TI) and United Way of Metropolitan Dallas have had a powerful partnership rooted in a shared belief: When a commu…
STEM Fest Ignites a Spark for the Workforce of the Future
On October 7, more than 400 Dallas ISD middle schoolers spent the day exploring the world of science, technology, engineering and math at the Perot Museum of N…
The Live United Movement Is Creating Brighter Futures—One School at a Time
As teachers and students across North Texas prepare to head back to the classroom, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas and our supporters recently came together…







