Reports & Data
We’re committed to transparency across our organization, and freely share United Way and external reports and information to help support the efforts of other nonprofits, community groups, elected officials, our advocates, and others who understand the power of data.
At United Way, we rely on research and data to:
- Efficiently allocate resources where they’re needed, when they’re needed
- Guide decision-making about our programs and adapt to ever-evolving needs
- Measure the impact of our work
- Advocate for public policy changes that help our neighbors and their neighborhoods
United Way Resources
United Way’s Impact
Jurisdictional Snapshots
External Resources
Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute (BNIA-JFI)
Meaningful, accurate, and open data at the community level.
Center for Applied Research and Engagement Systems (CARES)
Online platform for accessing data, maps, and community needs assessments.
Maryland Public Schools Report Card
State, district, and school-level data measuring student achievement in all 24 districts.
Baltimore’s Promise Youth Data Scorecard
Data related to the health and well-being of children and young people living in Baltimore.
Community Commons
Tools, resources, data, and stories that support those working to advance equitable community health and well-being.
