United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is marking a major milestone, celebrating 100 years of serving North Texans in need.

From helping children access quality early education to supporting families facing financial hardship, its partnerships have touched nearly every corner of the community.

"A lot has changed in 100 years," said Susan Hoff, Chief Strategy and Impact Officer for United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. "Our focus is to build a North Texas where everyone has access to opportunities to thrive through education, financial stability and health."

Founded in 1924 as "The Community Chest," United Way has grown into one of the largest nonprofit networks in the region, working with more than 200 partner organizations.

Among its longest-standing partners is ChildCareGroup, which has been

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