Left: Denton Kickoff Panel (R-L: Maduko, Wilson, Watts, Mitchell, Parker, Henderson … Photo credit: Vickie Jackalone) and Lewisville Kickoff Panel (R-L: Henderson, Maduko, Rogers, Mitchell, Gilmore (with UWDC Board Chair Lyle Dresher)... Photo credit: Christy Hill, chillphotography.net)
As featured in Denton Record-Chronicle on 9/7/2018 by Jenna Duncan ...
The annual fundraising to support the next year of initiatives for the United Way of Denton County started Friday during a kickoff breakfast and community conversation at the University of North Texas Gateway Center.
As featured in Community Impact Newspaper on 8/7/2018 by Sherelle Black ...
While lawmakers locally and statewide are working to allocate more money toward mental health services, Denton County-area officials and health care providers say funding is still not enough to keep up with the growing population.
As featured in Denton Record-Chronicle on 6/29/2018 by Lucinda Breeding ...
There’s a saying that many hands make light work.
For agencies preparing for the first-ever Denton Back to School Fair, many hands mean serving more children and teens than they would if they tried to meet needs from their silos.
Leadership participants enjoy working lunch with Mayor Chris Watts at Leadership Symposium for Mayor's Summer Youth Jobs interns. (Photo credit: Christy Hill, chillphotography.net)
When? Wednesday, July 11th
Where? Chipotle, 1800 S. Loop 288, Denton (This location only)
Time? 4:00pm-8:00pm.
Details? Mention United Way of Denton County and 50% of all proceeds will go to UWDC.
Denton, TX (July 5, 2018) – Denton area organizations and nonprofits are collaborating to consolidate three previous back to school events into the Denton Back to School Fair. The inaugural event will be held on Saturday, August 11th from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. at UNT Gateway Center (801 North Texas Blvd) to support approximately 3,500 students and their families with school supplies, backpacks, health education resources, and so much more.
ARGYLE, TX (June 18, 2018) – The course at the Denton Country Club buzzed with activity for the 28th Annual People Helping People Golf Tournament, Denton County’s longest-running charity golf event, which generated more than $50,000 for United Way of Denton County (UWDC).
