United Way of Greater Cincinnati served more than 330,000 people across the region in 2024, investing $37.2 million in community programs, according to a new report from the organization.
The 2024 Impact Report outlines the nonprofit’s work in three focus areas: educational success, financial empowerment and housing security. United Way leaders said those priorities reflect interconnected challenges that require long-term, collaborative solutions.
“Our supporters trust United Way to respond where the problem or possibility is greatest,” said Brian Hodgett, United Way board chair and vice president of Ohio community relations at Procter & Gamble. “Thanks to their generosity, we are creating a lasting impact, expanding opportunities and providing critical resources to our community.”
The report noted that UWGC partnered with more than 600 agencies and programs across the region last year. Supporters included 27,000 donors and 8,300 volunteers.
“I’m proud of the work we are doing to get ahead of crises by tackling the underlying causes of recurring problems more directly,” said Moira Weir, president and CEO of United Way of Greater Cincinnati. “The challenges we face in our community are complex, but we can make progress when we work together to build solutions.”
United Way is marking its 110th anniversary in 2025 and emphasized that its current work focuses on long-term, sustainable impact.
The full report is available on United Way’s website.
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