Where There is a Need, Women Lead the Way.
Women United is a powerful network of people representing a wide variety of age groups, backgrounds, workplaces, and interests who are committed to improving Greater Baltimore.
United Way of Central Maryland’s Women United is part of a global network of 70,000 members dedicated to creating stronger communities, healthier families, and better lives.
By connecting with local leaders, engaging in volunteer and leadership opportunities, advocating for solutions, and building relationships with like-minded women, Women United members lead the way to meet the needs of families struggling to make ends meet in Greater Baltimore.
Join Now
Make a donation of at least $1,000 annually and you’ll automatically become a member of Women United. Or donate $10,000 to become a member of the Tocqueville Society.
Interested in learning more about Women United? Join us for some upcoming events and programs!
Meet a Women United Member
Get to know Women United and the incredible women in the network through a one-on-one meeting with a current member.
Join an upcoming impact tour of our Family Center
Join us for a tour of the Family Center led by Director, Michelle Macer, and then join Heidi Stevens, Director of the Poppleton Neighborhood Zone & Community Schools, on a 45-minute tour highlighting our partnerships and neighbor-led initiatives in the community.
Thursday, October 24, 2024
8:45 a.m. – 11:00 am
Director Sharon Buttari will give a tour and share how her staff is providing outstanding care and early childhood education. Dara Lovett, Sr. Director of United Way Family Centers, will share more insight into the challenges facing ALICE families, then, you lend a hand with a brief volunteer activity.
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 am
Volunteerism
Cultivate your connections and grow your network to share impact, start projects, and build relationships with likeminded, powerful women.
“I met incredible women who actively mentored me and introduced me in a personal way to the impactful work of United Way of Central Maryland.”
“We need to redefine what philanthropy is… it’s not just about financial support. Philanthropy is every one of us. We need people who are willing to roll up their sleeves. Not just to do the work, but to bring their point of view on communities’ needs and share their talents to further our mission.”
