In a recent convening with key SparkPoint™ stakeholders, United Way Bay Area (UWBA) debuted key findings from a comprehensive study on the program./ The studyshed…
Read More from the article "3 Key Reasons SparkPoint™ Works"Imagine finding yourself facing an unforeseen crisis, and with limited options, you might pick up a phone and dial three little numbers – 2-1-1, hoping…
Read More from the article "One-on-One with 211"Replacing Myth with Tangible Benefit By Karen Nemsick, Director, Housing Justice Initiative There is the myth that affordable housing brings down the value…
Read More from the article "5 Ways Whole Communities Can Benefit from Affordable Housing"By: Kevin ZwickCEO, United Way Bay Area I remember it vividly – it was the first week of March 2020, and shelter-in-place orders were just…
Read More from the article "Reflections and Appreciations – A Message from UWBA CEO Kevin Zwick"Setting the Standard for a More Equitable Bay Area By Kelly Batson, UWBA Chief Community Impact Officer As a poverty-fighting organization with the…
Read More from the article "Our Theory of Change"As we welcome the new year, it is with deep gratitude that we also begin 2024 by preparing to bid farewell to United Way Bay…
Read More from the article "CEO Transition"By: Kevin ZwickCEO, United Way Bay Area For me, December is always a time for reflection. It’s a practice spurred by various factors: the abundance…
Read More from the article "Halfway There: Charting Progress in the Pursuit of Equity"Putting the Pieces Together By East Bay Housing Organizations Bay Area jurisdictions have had a piecemeal approach to addressing the housing affordability crisis…
Read More from the article "Building Towards Regional Solutions"Kevin Zwick (CEO – United Way Bay Area) – Speaks about housing in the Bay Area in an opinion piece for the Mercury News The…
Read More from the article "In the news: September 29, 2023"UWBA Backpack Drive 2023 What began as an endeavor to equip over 2,200 Bay Area students with essential school supplies turned into a remarkable example…
Read More from the article "Over 2,000 Bay Area Children Thrive Thanks to Collective Efforts"