UNITED WAY HISTORY
UWRA Emeritus Board member, Dick Aft, co-authored several books on United Way history.
Contact UWRA if you are interested in ordering a book.
Contact UWRA if you are interested in ordering a book.
Global Vision and Local Action: The History of United Way International (2009) by Dick & Mary Lu Aft United Way International was incorporated in 1974. In 2009, it joined forces with United Way of America to become United Way Worldwide. During those thirty-five years, United Way International involved the leadership of nearly one hundred board members and six chief executive officers who responded to calls for help by convening assemblies and dispatching volunteer consultants who reached around the world to share the skills and values. Price: $14.95 |
Grassroots Initiatives: Shape an International Movement (2004) by Dick & Mary Lu Aft The knowledge, techniques, and processes that define United Way were developed by small groups of people who sought to improve conditions in their communities and their countries. The core idea of combining social planning and federated fundraising spread quickly and successfully. To this day, United Way continues to adapt to social changes and improves the quality of life of people in need. Price: $14.95 |