Who we are

Changing lives is at the heart of what we do – from our beginnings in 1924 to now. We partner with hundreds of individuals and organizations that share a collective vision for what is possible. Through our work in education, financial stability and health, we are improving the odds for children and families, today and for generations to come.

Former United Way of Miami-Dade president and CEO receives highest philanthropic honor

Jacques Hart 2019-02-05T09:15:35+00:00 Philanthropy|

Harve A. Mogul will receive the Tocqueville Award for Outstanding Philanthropy in recognition of a lifetime of service, dedication and passion.

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Impact

The 2018 United Way ALICE Report is here

The just-released ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) Report provides a holistic snapshot of financial insecurity in the state and in Miami-Dade County.

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Events

Inspire305 is back

Inspire305 powered by United Way of Miami-Dade had a very successful first year in 2018, contributing $35,000 in grant prizes to local, nascent nonprofits. The initiative is back and bigger, with more opportunities to participate and propel change in our community. How will you inspire change?

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Impact

In Session: Report from Tallahassee

Members of our United Way are at the state capitol advocating on behalf of quality early education, financial stability and health. Check out our weekly updates regarding our involvement with the Florida legislature.

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Community

Publix leads the way to a stronger Miami

Publix associates raised $38 million to benefit all United Ways in the southeast United States. Our United Way celebrated with Publix Appreciation Day on February 27 to show our gratitude and thanks.

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Events

Indra Nooyi inspired women to band together at the 18th Annual Women United Breakfast

The former CEO of PepsiCo shared lessons she’s learned throughout her career with 1,200 women leaders at the University of Miami campus for United Way’s Women United Breakfast recently. Nooyi urged women to solidify in sisterhood by trusting one another more and pulling each other up.

Making tax season a little easier for our community

Juan Urquiola 2019-03-18T09:51:20+00:00 Financial Stability|

Tax season is stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. With professional, free tax preparation through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, we are here to help our community prepare their taxes.

What we do

We impact lives

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Success stories

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Silvio

Being diagnosed with retinoblastoma and losing his vision as a toddler has not stopped Silvio from thriving into an optimistic 8th grader with a passion for learning and love of music and singing.

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Mary

At 91 years old, Mary refuses to “feel invisible”. Mary is determined to live a fulfilling, independent life and age with a little dignity… and a lot of fun!

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Damien

In the midst of a heated dispute with his landlord, United Way Mission United helped former U.S. Navy sailor receive legal services, getting his family of five out of a bad situation.

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Jorge

As the child of a single mom who struggled to make ends meet, the Hialeah High School student with a passion for music, spent many of his formative years moving from home to home.

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Nicole

With no relatives in Florida, United Way programs act as extended family for Nicole and her children.

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Sharron and Dillon

Sharron doesn't mentor young people like Dillon to escape distressed neighborhoods. She teaches them to come back and help.

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Juana

At 102 years of age, still dancing, making friends and having a great time. See how.

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Alex

“There’s so many stories of folks overcoming hardship, that I think that’s the thing that sticks with me the most.” — Alexandra Hernández, United Way Center for Financial Stability.

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Tina

In one of Miami’s toughest neighborhoods to grow up in, Tina helps youngsters overcome some of the very same obstacles she was fortunate enough to conquer.

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Get involved

With you by our side, we’re an unstoppable force for good.
Together, we are building a stronger Miami.

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Who we are

VIOLENCE AND HATE HAVE NO PLACE

What we do

education

Financial Stability

Health

We impact lives

Education

Financial Stability

Health

Education

Financial Stability

Health

Success stories

Silvio

Being diagnosed with retinoblastoma and losing his vision as a toddler has not stopped Silvio from thriving into an optimistic 8th grader with a passion for learning and love of music and singing.

Mary

At 91 years old, Mary refuses to “feel invisible”. Mary is determined to live a fulfilling, independent life and age with a little dignity… and a lot of fun!

Damien

In the midst of a heated dispute with his landlord, United Way Mission United helped former U.S. Navy sailor receive legal services, getting his family of five out of a bad situation.

Jorge

As the child of a single mom who struggled to make ends meet, the Hialeah High School student with a passion for music, spent many of his formative years moving from home to home.

Nicole

With no relatives in Florida, United Way programs act as extended family for Nicole and her children.

Sharron and Dillon

Sharron doesn't mentor young people like Dillon to escape distressed neighborhoods. She teaches them to come back and help.

Juana

At 102 years of age, still dancing, making friends and having a great time. See how.

Alex

“There’s so many stories of folks overcoming hardship, that I think that’s the thing that sticks with me the most.” — Alexandra Hernández, United Way Center for Financial Stability.

Tina

In one of Miami’s toughest neighborhoods to grow up in, Tina helps youngsters overcome some of the very same obstacles she was fortunate enough to conquer.

Get involved

With you by our side, we’re an unstoppable force for good. Together, we are building a stronger Miami.

Give

Advocate

Volunteer

Join a giving community

Attend an event

Give. Advocate. Volunteer.

With you by our side, we’re an unstoppable force for good.
Together, we are building a stronger Miami.