$31.4M in expenses

Supporting people in crisis tapping into our collective ability to help, we multiply contributions and hard work into immediate relief for neighbors who need food, housing, healthcare, and financial assistance.we are investing to sustain and expand assistance to individuals and families experiencing the daily crisis of poverty. We have: - supported 22,214 households with utilities costs through utilities assistance program & an estimated 50,000 households were provided food assistance through the emergency food and shelter program.(cont. On SCH. O)- through investments in shelter improvement & daytime services site improvements and operational enhancements were supported at 76 shelters, senior & daytime centers to support expanded and enhanced care to the over 15,000+ people experiencing homelessness they serve each year.- identified and invested in 92 local homeless services agencies who were awarded staff stipends to retain key staff and organizational infrastructure upgrades to enhance their operational capacity to manage administration of local public service contracts under their collective management.

$7.6M in expenses

Building shared prosperityevery neighborhood in l.a. Is full of dreamers and doers who have a vision for what their community could be. That's why we work with local partners to create community-owned approaches to building wealth and power that will change the future for this generation and the next.we are investing for shared prosperity efforts that create pathways of opportunity and equity across our region. We have:- the affordable housing initiative has invested in 238 affordable units financed at 50% of the average cost this last year and continues to scale that program through lacahsa, the housing solutions agency we helped create. It has the potential to create an (cont. On SCH. O) impactful supply of affordable housing and prevent homelessness across our region.- the community prosperity initiative aims to engage local community members in building an economy that works for them. Over the year, over 500 residents and 20 local community-based partners were engaged in asset mapping and planning to begin building community enterprises across three neighborhoods pico union, north long beach and the city of san fernando.- to increase completion and transfer rates, our community college success initiative supported 327 community college students through orientation/college fairs, hardship funds, mentorships, and toolkits.

$3.7M in expenses

United way of greater los angeles enables donors to designate their gifts to other united way or to other nonprofit organizations. In fiscal year 2023-2024, we processed $3,665,005 in designations.