Nuestros socios

The Hartford, una compañía de seguros líder ubicada en Hartford, Connecticut, brinda ayuda al 211 y United Way desde hace muchos años. En 2019, al reconocer la necesidad de que más personas conozcan el 211 y tengan acceso a información sobre servicios sociales, The Hartford proporcionó generosos fondos para un nuevo 211.org. 

Transportation is one of the most common needs to go unmet for 211 callers across the U.S. In 2018, United Way partnered with Lyft, the fastest growing rideshare company in the U.S. Together, we provided over 12,000 free rides to people with specific healthcare and employment needs, including veterans who otherwise lacked transportation means.  

Expanded in 2019, 211s in twenty-five U.S. cities began providing free Lyft rides to individuals experiencing transportation barriers. These trips helped move callers toward self-sufficiency, granting them access to resources like employment, healthcare, food, public benefits, and education. United Way and 211 also partner with Lyft to provide rides during times of disaster and crisis, including helping people get to medical appointments and grocery stores during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.  

FamilyWize, a long-time partner of 211 and United Way, provides individuals with access to more affordable prescription medications through their savings cards. Accepted in most pharmacies across the U.S., the FamilyWize card can save consumers money regardless of their insurance status. There are no fees or eligibility requirements.

IBM es socio de United Way desde hace mucho tiempo. Respalda la red 211 con sus tecnologías innovadoras como parte de la iniciativa Good Tech IBM. En 2018 y 2019, IBM se asoció con el 211 para crear un chatbot virtual con inteligencia artificial para responder preguntas frecuentes después de los huracanes en estados de la costa del Golfo como Luisiana y Florida. Además, IBM se ha asociado con el 211 para desarrollar un centro de datos impulsado por inteligencia artificial que permite obtener perspectivas más profundas sobre las necesidades y brechas de la comunidad.  

During and after a disaster, temporary housing for the displaced can be hard to find. Through their Open Homes program, Airbnb activates their community of hosts and guests to power local efforts and address this need. With more than 5 million Airbnb listings in 81,000 cities across 191 countries in the world, Airbnb is committed to welcoming anyone, anywhere.  

Airbnb began partnering with 211 in 2018 to provide emergency short-term housing solutions for clients in need after disasters and crises across the U.S.