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2021 Woodland Awards Showcase
A Virtual Celebration Highlighting Community Efforts in Woodland
Our virtual celebration of United Way’s successes in Woodland:
- Highlighted the work United Way is doing in Yolo County
- Celebrated the people who make it happen
- Shared the positive impact on Yolo County families and children
Click photos to watch on-demand
We Appreciate The Boldt Company!
Celebrating our April 2021 Corporate Champion
Since 2013, The Boldt Company has been a strong campaign partner with United Way.
#STARSLiteracy Photo Challenge
Join United Way in keeping kids on track. Help us launch literacy with our online tutoring program - STARS (Students & Teachers Achieving Reading Success).
Showing your support is as easy as 1-2-3:
Launch Literacy on the Big Day of Giving
Help us launch literacy on the Big Day of Giving by donating to our online virtual tutoring program – STARS (Students & Tutors Achieving Reading Success).
If kids aren’t reading at grade level by 4th grade, they will have a hard time keeping up across multiple subjects for years to come. Having a consistent positive adult role model, like a tutor, can improve children’s confidence and performance in all school subjects.
Volunteer Virtually as a Tutor
STARS (Students Achieving Reading Success), Powered by BookNook
United Way California Capital Region is partnering with BookNook to provide virtual literacy tutoring to students in need of support. Volunteer to lend your support as a virtual tutor. Volunteers are asked to commit to 3 months of consistent virtual tutoring (at least 1 hour a week, split into 2 30-minute sessions).
Standing United for Inclusion and Equity
United Way California Capital Region Statement on Racism and Injustice
People across the country are expressing their outrage for the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, and too many more.
Our United Way shares these feelings of sadness and outrage toward racial violence and injustice in our country. We are also asking ourselves how we can make a difference during this difficult time. If we are committed to building stronger, healthier, and more compassionate communities, then we must channel our justifiable outrage to collaborative action.
We must stand united for justice.