United Way

The United Way of Central Carolinas will send tens of thousands of dollars to local private schools and other well-heeled nonprofits, even as it slashes grants to agencies serving the poor and disabled.

Charlotte's United Way offers two sets of donor guidelines: one for workers from its biggest corporate contributors and one for everybody else.

The United Way of Central Carolinas and its leaders fired back at Gloria Pace King on Friday, filing court papers denying they did anything wrong in dismissing her last September.

Community leader Mac Everett has stepped down as interim president of Charlotte's United Way – a job he held nearly six months longer than he or anybody else expected.

Former United Way CEO Gloria Pace King filed papers in federal court Friday asking that her discrimination and wrongful termination lawsuit against the agency be heard in state court.

With fundraising down by millions, volunteers decide how much to cut.

Former United Way CEO Gloria Pace King claims in her lawsuit that damaging comments were made about her in interviews with the Observer and other media outlets.

Charity's ousted CEO claims her replacement defamed her in speaking to the news media.

Charles Devernie Harrison, a dining companion and one-time biographer for former United Way CEO Gloria Pace King, is awaiting sentencing for an $11 million securities fraud scheme.

United Way officials accuse former CEO Gloria Pace King of billing the agency for tens of thousands of dollars' worth of her personal expenses, and say in court filing she's the target of a federal criminal probe.