The United Way of Allegheny County is changing the way it does business.
In the past, the organization made grants to individual programs working alone and evaluated them on the basis of how participants were doing, said Alicia Chatkin, United Way’s director of programs for children and youth.
Read more at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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