• A community that values people and sees diversity as a strength and not a problem;
   
• A community where children will be able to grow into adults capable of succeeding;
   
• A community that is safe, interesting and just;
   
• A community that recognizes the correlation between hard work and results.

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United Way of America is the national service and training center, supporting members like United Way of the Capital Area with services that include training, corporate relations, research and government relations. United Way of America makes no policy decisions for local United Ways.

United Way of Connecticut is the state association of local United Ways that serves as a liaison to state government, facilitates collaboration among local United Ways on issues of common concern, and manages the statewide information and referral service, INFOLINE.