William Feist

United Way of the Capital Region is a nonprofit organization serving Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry counties since 1921, dedicated to improving lives by addressing pressing community needs through a collective impact model. The private company is based in Enola, PA. The organization focuses on four key pillars: healthy community (access to health care), youth opportunity (school readiness), financial security (workforce development), and community resiliency (basic needs). It conducts community assessments to tailor services and offers programs such as free tax preparation, health care access assistance, school readiness workshops for children ages 3-5, workforce development support, and a prescription discount card. United Way of the Capital Region operates a 24/7 confidential 211 helpline connecting individuals to essential services including food, clothing, crisis counseling, and disaster assistance. The organization promotes volunteerism through its volunteer center, connecting individuals, youth, and corporate groups with local nonprofit opportunities, and emphasizes workplace and youth volunteering to foster community engagement. It hosts fundraising events and campaigns to support community initiatives and encourages donations, planned giving, and volunteer participation to sustain and expand its impact. The CEO of the company is Timothy Fatzinger.