06/23/2026
🎙️ New Podcast Episode!
What happens when women come together to create impact?
In our latest episode of 100 Years, One United Valley, we're joined by longtime Women United members and business leaders Heather Kivatinos and Naoma Holmes to discuss all things philanthropy, early literacy, and the power of Women United.
🎧 Tune in!: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5GplLz5gYOCjLDmyxgYZi3?si=prY3axr7SnWNsiCrViqLwQ
06/21/2026
Happy Father’s Day to the dads, father figures, and caregivers who show up every day with strength, patience, and love for their families and our community. 💙
06/19/2026
Today, we honor Juneteenth - a day to reflect and recognize an important part of history. ❤️💛💚
06/17/2026
Thank you for the feature, Trends Magazine! It is a true honor to be featured as "The Best of Everything", alongside so many other incredible organizations and events, creating community connection for our Valley. 📰✨
Read the full issue: https://www.trendspublishing.com/latest-issue
06/16/2026
Looking for something fun to do, well the Community Literacy Hubs have plenty to do, check out the calendar of events for the Lattie Coor, Peralta and William R Sullivan Hub at www.vsuw.org/education
06/16/2026
We are so glad to be a part of this work. Together, we WILL provide heat relief to our community this summer! 
06/15/2026
✏️ The 2026 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count is here.
The PIT Count is a snapshot of individuals and families experiencing homelessness on a single night each year. It helps communities understand needs, track trends, and strengthen the systems that provide housing, prevention, and support services.
❗This data matters - it directly informs how resources like eviction prevention, job training, utility assistance, and financial coaching are delivered across our community.
🔗 Learn more about the 2026 PIT Count: https://maricopacoc.org/data/point-in-time-count/
💪 Take action with us: vsuw.org/donate
06/13/2026
Good luck to both the USA and Paraguay as they face off in the World Cup tonight!
A special message from our President and CEO, Carla Vargas Jasa:
“Best of luck to everyone playing! We don’t know who will win - but we know everyone at Valley of the Sun United Way is part of a winning team.”
Born to Paraguayan parents, raised in California, and playing soccer growing up, Carla's story is a reminder of how connected our communities, cultures, and experiences truly are.
No matter who you're cheering for tonight, we're celebrating the power of sport to bring people together! ⚽