May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, shedding light on the critical issue of mental well-being. While raising general awareness is a crucial first step, it alone is insufficient. However, one impactful measure we can all do is mental health training.

Susquehanna Valley United Way proudly announces the 5th Annual Kindness Campaign. February 12th kicks off a week-long celebration of kindness with activities, daily challenges, and more!

Susquehanna Valley United Way welcomes new staff members and progresses towards its ambitious campaign goal of $550,000 goal aimed at bolstering community initiatives.

Sarah Dobeck Troutman joins the staff of United Way as our Director of Behavioral and Mental Health and is part of our ongoing efforts to improve access to education and treatment. We had the opportunity to sit down with Sarah to discuss her new role and how she came to be at the United Way.

I am deeply concerned about the challenges facing our Susquehanna Valley nonprofit organizations – and the individuals and families they serve. We must recognize the critical role nonprofits play in our community and take action to support them.