UWNNS Announces 2011-12 Funded Partners
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United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra (UWNNS) has announced it has moved its operation to 639 Isbell Rd., in Reno.
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Meeting Needs of Today
Reducing Needs of Tomorrow
We bring together different points of view to create lasting change that focuses on key elements for a good life:
Education - Helping and Children and Youth Succeed
Financial Stability - Achieving Self-Sufficiency
Health - Keeping the Community Healthy
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AT&T and United Way Release Family Engagement for High School Success Toolkit
AT&T, United Way Worldwide, and Harvard Family Research Project unveiled a toolkit that will help schools, educators, community organizations and PTAs develop and execute more effective strategies that engage families in helping at-risk high school students get back on track. Read More
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“I am looking forward to 2012 as an opportunity to add value and make a difference in the communities we live. United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra is an incredible local organization that holds itself accountable to make that difference and create lasting changes in people's lives.”
- Curtis McElwee, United Way Board Chair
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April Newsletter Now Available
Our April newsletter is now available. Please take a quick look at this month's newsletter for news about United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra.
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United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra Receives Check for its Caughlin Fire Fund.
United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra (UWNNS) was presented with a check from the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for its Caughlin Fire Fund in the amount of $1,289.94.
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Be Prepared for a Disaster
Our thoughts and efforts are with the victims of the fire in Reno. We don't always have advanced warning for disasters. You can take steps to help you prepare.
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"Community Conversations"
To ensure that we are impacting change in our community in the areas that are most important to you, we've got our ears wide open. Please take just a few minutes to fill out our Community Priority Survey and tell us what's most important to you. We take this feedback very seriously, and apply our community's will to make the most significant and measurable impact. You can take the survey in English or in Spanish.



