United Way shifting donations

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In a bid to strengthen services and revitalize its image, the United Way of Greater Los Angeles is set to announce about $13 million in funding today to groups around the region, including a range of new programs. Daily News.

Nearly 140 agencies will receive grants from the area's largest charitable group, down from 188 as the United Way seeks to hone its focus and boost the effectiveness of its grants.

The plan will give dozens of agencies funds for the first time even as the United Way separates from others that have received support for years.

The move targets key areas - fighting homelessness, improving education and providing child care - and comes amid a broader United Way effort to become more involved in public-policy issues.

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