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Connect with people like you to support causes close to your heart

Giving to United Way of Tarrant County plugs you into the community in more ways than one. Direct gifts of certain levels qualify you to join one of our Donor Networks and groups, offering exclusive opportunities to connect and work with other local leaders who share your values.

  • Attend private networking and social events
  • Receive public recognition
  • Work on volunteer and advocacy projects together
  • Learn more about how to help your Tarrant County community

Donor Networks

Emerging Leaders United

$300 annually | Young professionals focused on impacting child literacy

Leadership United

$1,000+ annually | Leaders making an extensive impact

Women United

$1,000+ annually | A global network of women making an extensive impact 

Alexis de Tocqueville Society

$10,000+ annually | A global force of leaders impacting at the highest levels

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Our Mission in Action

Dana Fairbanks, Director of Marketing

UWTC Welcomes New Marketing Director

01/16/25

United Way of Tarrant County (UWTC) today announced Dana Fairbanks as its new director of marketing. In this role, Fairbanks will lead efforts to advance UWTC’s mission through strategic marketing and communications, fostering deeper community engagement and driving impact across Tarrant County.

Adam Powell

UWTC Names Adam Powell as New CEO

12/09/24

United Way of Tarrant County’s board of directors is pleased to announce the selection of Adam Powell as UWTC’s new president and CEO effective January 13, 2025. Powell, a nonprofit executive with more than 20 years of experience, is known for his strategic vision and ability to optimize resources to achieve the core missions of the organizations he serves. 

NEX Metropolitan, a recipient of an OSC microgrant, hosted gun violence awareness and prevention sessions for high school-aged youth impacted by or at risk of gun violence.

One Second Collaborative Awards $90,000 to Combat Youth Gun Violence in Tarrant County

12/12/24

In its ongoing mission to reduce gun violence in Tarrant County, United Way of Tarrant County’s One Second Collaborative (OSC) distributed $90,000 in microgrants to 12 local organizations focused on creating safer communities in Fort Worth, Arlington and Crowley.