What can the Orange County in Florida teach its West Coast counterpart about homelessness? Plenty, says one advocate
By Theresa Walker / Orange County Register Originally posted on the Orange County Register. IRVINE — The way Andrae Bailey sees it, the Orange County he lives in, the one […]
Tax reform should expand, not eliminate, benefits for struggling Orange County families
By Sue Parks / Orange County Register Originally posted on the Orange County Register. The current economic expansion is among the longest in our nation’s history. With the unemployment rate […]
A community, working together, can help more students cross the stage at graduation
By Max Gardner / Orange County Register Originally posted on the Orange County Register. It’s late spring and nothing captures the spirit of the season quite like the vision of […]
Report: Hundreds of thousands in Orange County are struggling financially
By Margot Roosevelt / OC Registers’s Staff Writer. With balmy weather and low unemployment, Orange County may be a fine place for those with well-compensated jobs, paid-down mortgages or decent […]
OC United Way Report Shows ‘Tale Of Two Counties’
Click here to read the article on OC Register’s website. One year into fully funding a 10-year plan to make sweeping changes in the lives of struggling families, Orange County […]
Shelter Offers First Step On Path To Independent, Productive Lives
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will soon decide the fate of a proposed homeless multi-service center and year-round emergency shelter at the site of a vacant warehouse in Anaheim. […]
UCI, United Way Launch OC Working Together
Campus summit kicks off collaborative campaign to address needs of county’s less privileged residents UCI and the Orange County United Way co-hosted a summit Oct. 1 on the UCI campus […]
Tax Credits Boost Low-income Families
Read this article on the OC Register websiteRead this article on the OC Register website Published: June 14, 2015This past tax season, thousands of Orange County families enjoyed unexpectedly higher […]
