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Berkshire United Way Names President and CEO

She previously served as interim while continuing her role as director of Community Impact.

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Berkshire United Way Receives Donation from Eversource Foundation

This additional financial support will help BUW further invest in the work of its nonprofit partners and the people they serve, with a focus on school and career readiness, household stability, and mental health.

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BUW Board Interim President & CEO

The Berkshire United Way's Board of Directors has appointed Katherine von Haefen, the organization's director of community impact, as interim president and CEO.

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Bernard Resigns From Berkshire United Way

Thomas Bernard has stepped down from leading Berkshire United Way and says he is excited to explore the next chapter of his professional journey.

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Berkshire United Way Recognizes Exemplary Volunteers

Berkshire United Way raised a craft soda on Wednesday to two community members who embody volunteerism.

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Berkshire United Way Seeks Volunteer Grant Reviewers

Volunteers will participate in up to 25 hours of training, individual evaluations, and group meetings to make funding recommendations.

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Berkshire United Way Thanks Funded Partners with Picnic

The Controy Pavilion at Onota Lake was filled with some of Berkshire United Way's funded partners for its second annual "thank you" summer celebration picnic.

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Greylock Federal Shred Day Raises Funds for United Way

Community Shred Day Success: more than 10,250 pounds of personal papers shredded

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Berkshire United Way Celebrates a Century of Service

Berkshire United Way celebrated 100 years of service on Wednesday with hundreds of community members at the Colonial Theatre.

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Berkshire United Way celebrates 100 Years of Service

During the celebration Berkshire United Way will present the Daniel C. Dillon Helping Hands, Caring Heart Award to Mary Wheat.