United Way of Randolph County

06/19/2026

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a powerful reminder of resilience, justice, and freedom.
Because when every voice is heard, our community grows stronger.

06/18/2026

Celebrating 70 Years of Community Impact

For seven decades, our community has shown what’s possible when we work together. Thank you for being part of the story and helping us continue improving lives every day.

06/17/2026

Free Community Mobile Food Pantry!

Randolph Randolph Partnership for Children is partnering with Carolina Complete Health to bring fresh groceries to local families!

06/17/2026

Welcome James Doughton to the council as a new District Associate! Old North State Council.

Please join us in welcoming James Doughton to the council as a new District Associate!

James is an Eagle Scout from Troop 911 in Winston Salem in the Old Hickory Council. James has been actively involved in Scouting for most of his life. He is a Vigil Honor member in the Order of the Arrow and has served as a youth chairperson Adviser in both Wahissa Lodge and Section E8. James has spent the past 8 summers working at Camp Raven K**b in a variety of roles.

James recently graduated from THE Appalachian State University in May and is extremely excited to get started working in the Old North State Council.

06/15/2026

Be the Reason Someone Believes in Kindness

One small act of kindness can change someone's entire day.

Volunteers are the heart of a stronger Randolph County. Whether you have one hour a month or one day a week, your time can make a meaningful difference.

The reason is that someone believes in kindness today.
Interested in volunteering?
Visit https://www.uwrandolph.org/volunteer-center-randolph-county-0 to learn more.

06/11/2026

Wow!!! look what amazing things Randolph Senior Adults Association are doing!

06/11/2026

Summer reading programs with Randolph County 4-H! Check this out.

06/10/2026

We Are Sharing: NC 211 May 2026 Snapshot

Every call tells a story, and every connection makes a difference.

During the month of May, NC 211 continued to help individuals and families connect with vital resources such as housing assistance, food support, healthcare services, utility assistance, and more.

Need help? Dial 211 or visit NC211.org for free, confidential information and referrals to local resources.

06/10/2026

Learning sticks when kids get the chance to explore, create, and discover hands-on. Thanks to partnerships between Randolph County 4-H and the Archdale Public Library Branch, local homeschool students are getting opportunities to dive into agriculture, science, and STEM activities in engaging, meaningful ways.

Programs like these help students build confidence, connect with peers, and discover new interests, all while having fun learning. Support from United Way of Randolph County helps make these opportunities possible for more than 9,500 local students each year.

That’s the power of community support in action. Learn more about our Youth Opportunity initiatives at uwrandolph.org.

06/08/2026

NEW data alert!
We can't wait to share this data with the community!

Reports are coming your way this Wednesday, June 10.

NEW data alert! 🚨

Our latest Reports are coming your way this Wednesday, June 10.

Traditional poverty measures aren't telling the full story about financial hardship in our communities. Dig into fresh insights at the national, state, and county levels around households in poverty and ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) – with income above the poverty level but still short of the costs of basics.

Follow along starting June 10!