News & Updates

More than 130 community members made their way through Albuquerque and Rio Rancho this weekend as part of United Way of Central New Mexico’s first Day of Caring Scavenger Hunt. The event was designed to introduce the community to nonprofits and the work that they do in a fun fashion. Clues led...

This summer for the second year in a row, UWCNM’s education initiative, Mission: Graduate, helped to present the Valencia County Teacher Academy – this time virtually – with 47 educators, employers and partnership members. Through the Teacher Academy, educators learned about job skills that...

Originally published in the Albuquerque Journal, August 22, 2020

In this edition of Right Now with Rodney, our CEO talks with Morgan Wilt, our events manager about our community's Day of Caring Aug. 22 from 10 a.m. to noon.   We invite you to get your social distancing bubble of friends and family together for a fun day that benefits several central New Mexico...

UWCNM has awarded 52 Community Impact, Basic Needs, and Capacity Building grants totaling $2.1 million to health and human service agencies as part of its efforts to invest in stronger communities. The 2020-21 Community Impact Fund grantees in Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, and Valencia counties...

Join us for the United Way of Central New Mexico  for a day of caring, sharing and a scavenger hunt.

United Way of Central New Mexico (UWCNM) and the Albuquerque Community Foundation (ACF) have joined to form the DEI United Fund to support, promote and advance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion practices in the four counties each organization serves. Initial funding has been provided by PNM, UWCNM...

Mission: Families works to connect people with the resources they need so that they can do more than survive, they can thrive. Listen in to this Right Now with Rodney interview to learn how they approach this work. You'll get details on their strategies: Ready Children, Ready Families, Ready...

The death of George Floyd and the subsequent calls for change are galvanizing communities; many are demanding an end to hatred and injustice, particularly to those of us of color.

More than 350 community, business, and philanthropic leaders in our community are Tocqueville Society members. Their generous investment of $10,000 or more annuall to United Way of Central New Mexico ensures that those in our community will continue to find the help they need through UWCNM-funded...