United Way of Tarrant County needs cards of encouragement throughout the year for clients of all ages. Whether it's a note of hope, a cheerful birthday message or a festive holiday greeting, your words can provide comfort and connection to someone in need.
Who Can Participate: Individuals, families or groups
Who Will Benefit: Clients in UWTC programs and partner agencies across Tarrant County, including older adults in long-term care facilities.
United Way of Tarrant County has announced its 2025–2026 Board of Directors, welcoming six new members from across the region who will help advance the organization’s mission to improve the lives of individuals and families throughout Tarrant County.
In his role as Development Manager, Victor Reyes is focused on growing relationships with individual donors by managing the stewardship process and ensuring they stay connected to the life-changing work they make possible. He also serves as a staff liaison for Emerging Leaders United, a network of young professionals committed to creating lasting change in our community.
Victor Mendoza was sitting at work when the call finally came. After days of anticipation, he learned he had been selected for the full-tuition United Way of Tarrant County/TCU Neeley MBA Scholarship, valued at more than $120,000.