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UU News
Unitarian Universalist Disaster Relief Fund, already making grants to hurricane victims, also helps congregations in towns ravaged by California wildfires.
Tina Porter -
Life
When we say everyone must pledge to be a member, some low-income people in the pews may be hearing that they aren’t welcome.
Maryah Converse -
UU News
Unitarian Universalist crowdfunding site has raised $1 million for 259 projects since it was launched in 2014.
Michael Hart -
UU News
With more than $350,000 given to UUA-UUSC Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund, UUA closes appeal and urges donors to support broader Disaster Relief Fund instead.
Christopher L. Walton -
UU News
As Unitarian Universalists clean up, though, no word about Virgin Islands fellowships.
Michael Hart -
UU News
Donations to UUA-UUSC relief fund are approaching $250,000.
Elaine McArdle -
UU News
Houston-area UUs still checking on congregants and damage to churches; UUA/UUSC relief fund will also aid marginalized people and immigrants.
Elaine McArdle -
UU News
The UUA has resources to help organize a planned giving program in your congregation.
Michael Hart -
Editorial
Tax-deductible charitable giving should not worsen existing inequalities. But it does.
Chuck Collins -
UU News
May spur greatest legacy giving in UU history, leaders hope.
Elaine McArdle -
Life
Shedding possessions as I age is a family—and faith—tradition.
Jane Ranney Rzepka -
Life
Christmas Tree Santas, a nonprofit founded by a UU, gives trees to families in need.
Donald E. Skinner