United Way

United Way leverages its global reach and local presence to build stronger, more resilient, and equitable communities where everyone can thrive. In partnership with private, public, and nonprofit sectors, United Way tackles complex challenges to boost education, economic mobility, and health resources. 

Since 2023, One Young World has partnered with United Way to deliver a year-long leadership programme for emerging leaders working across United Way's global network. The programme strengthens participants' skills, forges lifelong connections, and expands their worldview, equipping them to become more impactful leaders in their communities.

Angela F Williams

You have committed yourselves to making a better world.

Angela F. Williams, President and CEO of United Way Worldwide

Meet the 2023 United Way Delegates

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Grace Braimah

Grace Braimah

Grace Braimah

Grace Braimah, a trailblazing visionary and relentless advocate for change, has dedicated her life to empowering others and making a lasting impact in her community. Born and raised in a vibrant multicultural city, Grace’s  journey is a testament to the transformative power of resilience, compassion, and unwavering determination.

Nazbi Chowdhury

Nazbi Chowdhury

Nazbi Chowdhury

Nazbi is an experienced government services professional who has served as legislative staff in both chambers of the Florida Legislature, most recently to the former State House Minority Leader (2020-2022) and previously as Chief of Staff to the State Senator of Florida’s 24th State Senate District (2018-2020), both serving districts in South Florida.

Jenna Richards

Jenna Richards

Jenna Richards

Aloha Kakou! I was born and raised on the island of Oahu, located in the Hawaiian Islands. I currently work as a Business Development Manager for Aloha United Way (AUW), where I have the opportunity to advocate for the people of Hawaii, share their experiences, and help generate funds that go directly back into the community.

Dave Sotelo

Dave Sotelo

Dave Sotelo

David moved to Hutchinson, Kansas January 2010, fleeing his native home in Mexico due to death threats from drug cartels to his family. He graduated from Hutchinson High School in 2015 and attended Catholic Seminary College at Conception Seminary College in Conception, Missouri, and Holy Trinity Seminary at the University of Dallas.