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Ride United: Transportation Access is sponsored by United Way Worldwide (implemented by local United Way chapters). The Ride United program, a collaboration between United Way and Lyft, aims to help individuals facing transportation barriers by providing free or reduced Lyft rides to essential services like healthcare, employment, education, and grocery stores.
Ride United is sponsored by United Way Worldwide (implemented by local United Way branches). A transportation access initiative that leverages the strength of United Ways, the 211 Network, and partners, to provide clients in need with free rides for essential use cases like accessing food, employment, education, veteran, housing, or financial/medical services.
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