At Capitol Federal, Employee Campaign Managers (ECMs) Andrew Rentfrow and Michael Maxwell believe in the importance of investing in your community. Giving back is more than a workplace initiative, it’s […]
Kansas City Bus Fare Assistance Helps Residents Access Work, Housing & More
For Madison J., getting around Kansas City hasn’t always been easy. After relocating from Chicago to Kansas City a year ago, Madison hoped the move would give him a fresh […]
Sparking Impact Through Storytelling at Ignite
United Way of Greater Kansas City’s Ignite 2026 equipped workplace campaign leaders with storytelling tools, impact updates and inspiration for the 2026 giving season. As United Way of Greater Kansas […]
How United Way 211 is helping Wyandotte County residents recover after severe storms
Neighbors in Wyandotte County are continuing to deal with the aftermath of severe storms that hit the community on August 18. Widespread damage and prolonged power outages have created urgent […]
Grandview Foster Parent Finds Financial Support Through United Way and Impact 100 Partner
Angelia F. is proudly raising her five young grandchildren—all under the age of eight—in Grandview, Mo. Becoming a foster parent was not something she planned for as a single 57-year-old […]
ImpactPalooza Delivers Back-to-School Support Across Greater Kansas City
As thousands of students and teachers around the region head back to class, many families are finding it increasingly difficult to afford needed school supplies. A recent study found the […]
How Stable Housing Helps Kansas City Families Build Brighter Futures
United Way of Greater Kansas City’s Family Empowerment Initiative helps families maintain stable housing, keep children in school and build long-term financial stability. Walking through a neighborhood and up to […]
ECM Spotlight: Brian Carson & Sierra Sparks of Lockton
This year, Lockton is bringing fresh energy to its United Way campaign with the help of first-time Employee Campaign Managers (ECMs) Brian Carson and Sierra Sparks. While both are new […]







