United Way

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.

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

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.

Leaders are not answering questions on former CEO's conduct in handling expenses.

United Way officials are accusing ex-CEO Gloria Pace King of “dishonesty and misconduct” in handling travel and entertainment expenses, according to papers filed Friday in federal court.

The United Way of the Central Carolinas voted today to cut its membership in half -- from 49 members to no more than 24 people -- as part of a series of changes aimed at regaining public trust lost year in a CEO pay controversy.

Former United Way CEO Gloria Pace King fired back against her critics, accusing local board members of discrimination and making her the scapegoat for their own failed leadership.

United Way of Central Carolinas announced says it will not set a monetary goal for its pending campaign and that its board chairman has resigned.

Even her toughest critics admit that Gloria Pace King was good for Charlotte.