Mission
Heartland United Way's mission is to improve lives and create possibilities for people living in Hall, Hamilton, Howard, and Merrick Counties. This mission is achieved through advocacy, leadership, and support for nonprofit organizations that help individuals and families gain access to educational, economic and health opportunities.
Application deadline: March 4th, 2024
Program areas:
- Education: Improve opportunities for youth to be prepared for and successful in school
- Financial Stability: Provide programs and supportive assistance to low-income families who are financially unstable
- Health: Help feed people facing food insecurity and to increase the number of people who are healthy and avoiding risky behavior
Geographic limitations:
The nonprofit organizations must be located and providing programs in Hamilton, Howard, Merrick counties, or in the rural communities in Hall County.
REQUIREMENTS
- Grantees must be qualified as public charities under IRC section 501(c)(3).
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Applications must be submitted through the grant application form available on the Heartland United Way website.
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Only one Application will be accepted per organization.
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Applications will not be accepted for capital expenditures, religious activities, conference or camp fees, scholarships, fire departments, buildings, or youth sports.
Average giving:
- Average grant size: $250-1,500
- Average number of grants per year: 21
- Average total giving per year: $30,000
- Maximum grant ask: $1,500
Application period and deadlines:
Applications are open February 9, 2024. Applications must be submitted by March 4, 2024. Grant awards are presented April 2024.
Required agreements and reports:
A year-end progress report is required for funded projects that include stories and pictures highlighting the success of the program.
If you have additional questions, please call the Heartland United Way office at (308) 382-2675 or email Donna at donna@heartlandunitedway.org.