United Way of Greater New Bedford

SouthCoast families facing reduced SNAP benefits can get help right away. Local food programs, United Way support, and community partners are stepping up.

United Way of Greater New Bedford provides free produce via Mobile Markets and offers Changemaker Grants to help improve SouthCoast neighborhoods.

The United Way of Greater New Bedford's spring edition of the Hunger Heroes Food Drop is Saturday, April 5 at the ALDI store at the Dartmouth Mall.

Lea Pabon was volunteering so much at Our Sisters' School in New Bedford that the Head of the School decided to hire her.  "She was always here, so we decided she should start getting a paycheck." That was three years ago.  Since, Pabon has fallen in love with the community at Our Sisters' School and the feeling is mutual.  When sh...

This is a tough one to write about. Today's Holiday Wish Family centers on a young Fall River family displaced by domestic violence. Back in October, Sarah had been living in a Fall River apartment with her two young daughters, ages 10 and 3...

Changemaker Grants have funded projects like a neighborhood cleanup program, establishing community gardens and providing hygiene items for the homeless.

United Way of Greater New Bedford's Hunger Heroes Food Drop is celebrating 10 years of helping needy SouthCoast families, especially at Thanksgiving.

Everything you need to know to help Fun 107, WBSM and the United Way of Greater New Bedford collect enough food for 1,000 meals.

SouthCoast residents can receive free, fresh, locally grown produce through the United Way of Greater New Bedford's Mobile Markets.

The United Way's goal is to put together 1,000 'kid meal packs' to provide young people with something nutritious to eat during vacation week.