The Capital Area United Way reinvents its model for allocating money

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With more competition for donor dollars, philanthropy is changing. So is the Capital Area United Way. For the first time in its 90-year history, the agency is opening the funding process to any nonprofit organization in the 10-parish Capital Region that provides programs aligned to its 11 key strategies. Perhaps more significantly, the CAUW is

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