News
Succession Planning and Exciting News About UTEC's Leadership
We’re making some exciting changes to our leadership team! Please click below to read a letter from CEO Gregg Croteau, and to view articles with more information.The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Nonprofit Leaders Face Tough Choices on Staffing, Fundraising as Federal Cutbacks Continue
WHAV: UTEC Asks Legislators to Support Mattress Recycling, Jobs in Bill Filed by Vargas, Kennedy
“By supporting social enterprises who are leading in mattress recycling statewide, we are not only reducing waste and protecting our planet, but we are also creating pathways to employment for young people in our communities who’ve been systemically disadvantaged.”
WHAV: Feds Cancel $1 Million in Grants to UTEC, Which Runs Anti-Gang Programs in Haverhill, Lawrence
Lowell Sun: DOJ cancels $2 million in grants to UTEC mid-cycle, nonprofit says
WBUR: In Lowell, a food truck with a unique purpose
A new food truck in Lowell is run by UTEC, a group which helps young people who are gang involved or struggling to find stable work build their skills and earn a living.
Boston 25 News: Millions in federal funds slashed for violence prevention in Massachusetts
WCBV: Lowell, Massachusetts nonprofit working to reduce violence sees federal funds cut
"This is about public safety and it's about allowing young people to transform in their next steps." — UTEC CEO Gregg Croteau
UTEC Fights Food Insecurity
In response to the federal funding cuts to area food assistance programs, UTEC is working to provide fresh, high-quality and culturally inspired meals to vulnerable residents throughout the Merrimack Valley.
UTEC Reunion Celebrates 25 Years of Transforming Lives and Unity
Spring Appeal Cont’d: Meet Ginny
Ginny's story highlights the powerful impact of our programs, programs that we rely on your support to keep free of charge to risk-proven young adults in the Merrimack Valley.