A closer look at our Q1 newsletter revealed strong community trust—but also a hidden challenge many nonprofits face. This short case study shares what we learned about email engagement, deliverability, and why list health matters for nonprofits serving Tulare County.

Community partners from Kings and Tulare Counties came together virtually for the Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting. The session included system updates, an agency spotlight, and a peer discussion on integrating SRN into daily workflows to strengthen coordinated care across the region.

United Way of Tulare County’s Community Conversation 2026 brought together 70+ leaders from across the region to strengthen collaboration, identify shared priorities, and shape a more connected future for Tulare County.

Discover how United Way of Tulare County’s April “Get to Know Your United Way” series highlights Workplace Giving Campaigns, local affiliates, and nonprofit capacity building that strengthens our community.

Our gratitude goes to the sponsors who powered United Way’s 2026 World Ag Expo Food Booth.

Community partners from across Kings and Tulare Counties gathered for the latest Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting, continuing the shared mission of improving care coordination, streamlining referrals, and strengthening cross-sector collaboration. The meeting featured system updates, partner presentations, and an in-depth look at how organizations are using SRN to support families more efficiently.

Our volunteers are the heart of our work—and this year’s World Ag Expo was no exception. From early morning setup to the final day of serving meals with a smile, our volunteer team helped keep the United Way of Tulare County Food Booth running smoothly for thousands of Expo guests.

Community leaders and service providers from Kings and Tulare Counties recently gathered virtually for the Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting, continuing their shared mission to build stronger, more connected communities through closed-loop referrals.

On January 15, 2026, community leaders and service providers from Kings and Tulare Counties gathered virtually for the first Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting of the year. The meeting marked a welcoming return to collaboration, focusing on new leadership, vital community resources, and system enhancements designed to better serve our neighbors.

On October 27, community leaders and service providers from Kings and Tulare Counties gathered virtually for the monthly Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting, continuing their shared mission to build stronger, more connected communities through closed-loop referrals.