United Way

Do you have books collecting dust at home? Donate them at the United Way of Kennebec Valley Drive-Thru Book Drive.

One of the HOTTEST charity events Augusta has ever seen is about to go down. According to a Facebook event page, Earl Kingsbury, the director of the Civic Center, has challenged Augusta Police Community Resource Officer Brad Chase to the Paqui One Chip Challenge...

Donating to the United Way's COVID-19 fund is a great way to help those affected (economically and otherwise) by the outbreak

The Augusta Police officers have been growing out their beards since October for charity.

Everything happens for a reason, right? Camp Out Hunger came at a vital time for the Salvation Army.

You can help Central Mainers have a warmer winter

Help however you can.

The Augusta Warming Center will open for the winter on Nov. 1. The community space is one of the few safe freely accessible escapes from the cold for local residents.

The United Way of Kennebec Valley will hold an E-Waste collection event this Saturday, May 7th.

This Saturday, May 2nd, the United Way of Kennebec Valley is sponsoring an E-Waste and Shredding event at the Augusta Civic Center.

Want a night out to support a great cause? The United Way of Mid-Maine is hosting a “Live United Laugh United” comedy fundraiser on Saturday, March 16 at the Thomas College Ayotte Auditorium in Waterville from 7-10 p.m.

Just as the first snowstorm of the year hits central Maine, the Augusta Community Warming Center is open for the winter season. The center is located on Front Street in downtown Augusta, across from the gazebo in Augusta's Waterfront Park.