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2026 Community Investment Grant is sponsored by United Way of Central Texas. United Way of Central Texas annually invests in programs and initiatives advancing the common good in the areas of health, education, and financial stability. The Letter of Intent is the initial phase for applicants to demonstrate alignment with UWCT Impact Goals and Outcomes.
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2026 Community Investment Grant - United Way of Central Texas 2026 Community Investment Grant 2026 Community Impact Fund Letter of Intent (LOI) 12/01 through 1/16 Invitation to Apply 2/02- 3/06 Committee Review 3/09-4/03 Click HERE to access your e-Cimpact Agency Account. Click HERE to download the e-Cimpact user manual. United Way of Central Texas (UWCT) believes a healthy community learns well, earns well, and lives well.
Partnering with agencies in the community that focus on our goals and outcomes in the areas of education, financial stability, health and basic needs – the building blocks for a good life – we will work to create long-lasting changes that inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow.
The UWCT Letter of Intent (LOI) is the initial phase in the process, which allows applicants to demonstrate how their project or program will offer the most promise towards achieving the UWCT Impact Goals and Outcomes. Following review of the LOIs, selected organizations will be invited to submit a full Community Investment Grant Application for the final round of evaluations.
Final approval of the Community Investment Grants will be made by the UWCT Board of Directors at their April 2026 Board meeting. Deadline to submit a "Letter of Intent" for the 2026 funding cycle is January 16, 2026 by 11:59PM. The community investment process is the cornerstone of United Way's accountability to the community.
This process allows local volunteers to determine how best to address community needs with locally raised funds. The volunteers involved commit hundreds of hours to assess applications and make funding recommendations to the United Way of Central Texas Board of Directors.
The United Way of Central Texas annually invests into programs and initiatives advancing the common good in the areas of health, education and financial stability; the three key pillars to the United Way's Community Impact Model. The United Way Citizens Review Committee leads the process where teams of community leaders, volunteers, and donors spend two months considering agency requests.
This process includes a thorough application review, and agency interviews. The process gathers information on the measurable impact of each program.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agencies in the community that focus on goals and outcomes in the areas of education, financial stability, health, and basic needs. Selected organizations will be invited to submit a full application after LOI review. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
2026 Community Investment Grant is funded by United Way of Central Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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