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Friday, April 17, 2026TidalHealth promotes Dr. Wen Cao to Associate Vice President
TidalHealth is proud to announce the promotion of Wen Cao, Ph.D., MBA(c), MS, LSSBB, FACHE, to Associate Vice President of Performance Improvement and Enterprise Transformation, effective April 20. This promotion reflects the health system’s commitment to improvement performance, organizational excellence and the need for continued transformation to better support the region during a time of significant change in healthcare. Dr. Cao joined TidalHealth Peninsula Regional in 2015 as a performance
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Friday, April 10, 2026Brave Fundraisers to Rappel Down The Ross in Downtown Salisbury on May 8th for local ALICE® Families
Pam Gregory, UWLES President and CEO; Mary Mengason, Vice President at Avery Hall and current UWLES Board Chair; Sonya Whited, Sr. Director of Process Engineering and Sensory at Perdue Farms and UWLES Immediate Past Chair all DID IT! They went Over the Edge for ALICE® last year AND you can catch all three of them again this May 8th , rappelling 14 stories down The Ross. On May 8, local community members will take fundraising to new heights—literally—by rappelling down the side of the 14-story Ross
Friday, March 13, 2026UWLES Launches Summer 2026 Dine Stay & Play United
UWLES Community Outreach Coordinator Ryan Jackson presents the Summer 2024 Dine Stay Play United Spirit Award to Jolly Roger Amusements. United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES), in partnership with the Ocean City Maryland Hospitality Association, looks forward to welcoming back guests and visitors for the 2026 summer season! UWLES is excited to partner with local hospitality businesses for the 10th season of our Dine, Stay, and Play United program. Last summer, local hospitality and recreational
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Tuesday, March 03, 2026The United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s (UWLES) Emerging Leaders
United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s Emerging Leaders gather to plan their 2026 fundraising and community impact goals. Thanksgiving baskets with all the sides ready to be delivered to 145 neighbors. The United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s (UWLES) Emerging Leaders have wrapped up their 2025 “Holiday Heroes” programs, having served nearly 1,000 community members through their youth-driven holiday assistance initiatives. By leveraging strong partnerships with local organizations, businesses, and
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Wednesday, January 07, 2026United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore Lights Up Community Impact at 22nd Annual Holiday Ball
The Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort glowed with purpose and celebration as United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES) hosted its 22nd Annual Holiday Ball, themed Under the Northern Lights in December. The signature fundraising event brought together community leaders, businesses, and supporters to raise critical funds for local programs and nonprofit partners, raising more than $220,000. “This night is about more than elegance and celebration,” said Pam Gregory, President and CEO of United Way
Wednesday, December 03, 2025United Way of the Lower Shore’s “United Is the Way” Campaign Underway
United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s President and CEO, Pam Gregory, rallies community partners to embrace United is the Way United Way of the Lower Shore’s 2025-2026 “United Is the Way” campaign is in full force. The annual Fall kickoff, hosted in partnership with Salisbury University, rallied 200 community leaders, businesses, and volunteers to fuel another year of local impact across Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester counties. Participants enjoyed firsthand stories from corporate and
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Monday, November 17, 2025United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore, RPS, and Gallagher Host Record-Breaking Disc Golf Tournament
Dedicated members of United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore, RPS and Gallagher celebrate record breaking Disc Golf Tournament. The United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES), in partnership with RPS and Gallagher, hosted its largest-ever Disc Golf Tournament on Friday, October 3, 2025, at Schumaker Pond Park in Salisbury. The annual event brought together 41 teams and raised a record $35,000, pushing the tournament’s total impact to more than $210,000 since its inception. All proceeds support United
