In her first year as President and CEO, Vanecia Kerr has led United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona through a period of growth, innovation, and deep community engagement. This report highlights key milestones, partnerships, and achievements that have strengthened our impact across Southern Arizona while advancing our mission to improve lives and build a stronger community. We invite you to explore the progress made possible through the dedication of our staff, volunteers, donors, and community partners.

Catch up on United Way of Tucson’s latest impact on the Southern Arizona Community. The report features local stories, financial information and impact numbers. See how we are uniting for a thriving Southern Arizona!

Our Annual Reports provide a year-by-year overview of United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona’s impact, financial stewardship, and organizational achievements. These reports highlight key outcomes across our focus areas, recognize the contributions of donors, volunteers, and community partners, and demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability. Explore our annual reports to see how your support helps create lasting change throughout Southern Arizona.

In her first 100 days as President and CEO of United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona, Vanecia Kerr has embarked on a journey of listening, learning, and leading with purpose.  

We invite you to learn more about this formative beginning in our First 100 Days Report, which highlights early progress, key partnerships, and the priorities shaping United Way’s future. From strengthening organizational alignment to deepening community collaboration, this report reflects a clear vision for building a stronger, healthier, and more connected Southern Arizona.

Read about United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona’s strategic plan over the next four years including strategic imperatives and impact areas. Through our guiding principles and strategic framework, we execute large-scale impact in concert with more than 80 non-profit agencies, the municipalities of three counties, dozens of local, regional, and national foundations and coalitions and hundreds of business and educational entities.