Destiny has always had the drive to succeed, but United Way helped give her the motivation she needed…
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We’d like you to meet Caleb. He’s a senior at Stafford High School and has been accepted to Albright College where he’ll receive a presidential scholarship of $25,000 a year…
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When Tretel was in middle school, he didn’t think going to college was possible. Fear, lack of funds and circumstances made him feel it was a dream too difficult to achieve. Then, he joined a Rappahannock United Way program where he was able to overcome all of that…
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Two local teachers are raving about a new Summer Learning Loss Prevention program. Find out why it’s such a hit with the kids, too…
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Emmerie Torres knows from experience that saving money is important. In 2014 when she graduated from North Stafford High School, she wanted to go away to college…
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Nadine, a grandmother caring for her grandson, needed help. Despite her best efforts, discipline wasn’t working and trust was eroding. She wanted him to have a mentor.
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Rappahannock United Way currently funds programs at Catholic Charities that enable parents of children ages birth to 5 years old to develop positive behaviors that help their children achieve developmental milestones.
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Quentin has been partnered with a mentor in the Rappahannock Big Brothers Big Sisters One-to One Mentoring Program for more than five years, and a member agency. When he first began the program Quentin was not doing well in school and he had a hard time completing his homework.
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