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On Tuesday, July 27, 2010, United Way of Winnipeg will begin operating from its new home at 580 Main Street - in the heart of downtown, closer to many of its community partners and much of the work it supports on a daily basis.

United Way of Winnipeg's Aboriginal Relations Council is thrilled for the upcoming release of Eagle's Eye View Second Edition - an environmental scan of the Aboriginal population in Winnipeg - featuring new information gathered since Eagle's Eye View was first published in 2004.

Grade eight students from Lincoln Middle School have turned the tables on the traditional wood shop project, and found a way to benefit the community at the same time.

More than 150 high school students will unite their efforts to make a visible and valuable difference for one community.

Thanks to the United Way supported Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, help is available for individuals and families who are unsure of how to complete a return or cannot afford the cost for commercial tax return preparation.

Thanks to Winnipeggers' extraordinary generosity, United Way of Winnipeg will have the resources to maintain a stable network of essential programs and services for the coming year.