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Public benefits are funded through the taxes you and others pay, and are designed to lessen the impact of financial stressors that many families face. Public benefits come from federal and state government, as well as from counties, cities, or towns.
Your United Way can use this toolkit as a resource to spur new ways of locating funding sources so that you can provide quality opportunities for youth and families. To explore funding in more depth, head to the Learning Modules.
Eligible activities include agency-level funding, funding for health and human services programs, as well as support for programs not currently receiving United Way funding. All programs applying must be in alignment with United Way policies and guidelines.
How to apply. Nonprofit organizations can complete a grant application via United Way’s Grant Portal FLUXX. You will need to create a FLUXX account if you don’t already have one to apply.
Community Impact Funding, Annual Grants: The United Way of Ross County (UWRC) works to align community needs and priorities with donations. Each year, between September and October, United Way accepts applications from 501 (c) (3) organizations for grants.
Get Help With Your Utility Bill. If you're struggling to meet monthly utility payments, like gas or electricity, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has a home energy assistance program that could help. You should also investigate state utility assistance programs.
Applications: September 23, 2024 – October 28, 2024. United Way partner agencies (already receiving a Community Impact or Welcome Back Summer grant) or recent recipients of unrestricted funds through a grant from the Pittsburgh Foundation may apply for grants that fund capital improvements.
Grant Applications. Discover how United Way of Northeast Florida is revolutionizing the grant application process with our cutting-edge grants portal. Follow these step-by-step instructions to establish your agency profile if you're new to our funding system.
Read about the grant objectives, eligibility criteria, application process register for Information Sessions & Office Hours. Learn more. Sign up to learn more about our grants — and how these funding opportunities serve those living in poverty across our region. Subscribe to funding updates.
Thousands of people in Nebraska and Iowa are in need of assistance as recent tornadoes have displaced families, destroyed homes and devastated communities. In response, United Way of the Midlands (UWM) has created the Nebraska & Iowa Tornado Relief Fund (NITRF).