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Find similar grantsALICE Stability Micro-Grant Application 2026 is sponsored by United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties. These micro-grants focus on direct client services to meet the ongoing demands of the ALICE population (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed).
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Get Funding | United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties 215 South Walnut Street, Wooster, OH 44691 Mon - Fri 8:00am – 4:30pm Crisis Intervention Hotline: United Way Wayne and Holmes Counties brings people and resources together to help our community meet real needs, especially when and where help is needed most. We fund local programs, respond to urgent and emerging needs, and fill gaps when other systems fall short.
All decisions are made locally for the people of Holmes and Wayne Counties. HOW TO BECOME A FUNDED PARTNER? In part with their mission, United Way has chosen to invest in quality programs in Wayne and Holmes Counties that seek to improve the lives our community members.
The four areas of focus that UWWH has carefully considered are; Health/Mental Health/Substance Abuse, Safety Net/Basic Needs, Workforce Development and Youth Development. Must be a registered 501 (c) 3 registered with the Internal Revenue Service, the Ohio Secretary of State Office and with valid status with the Ohio Attorney General, or a public education institution, voluntary association or faith based organization.
Be located and provide services to residents in Wayne and/or Holmes Counties. If you ONLY provide services in Orrville, Dalton and/or Marshallville - please apply to Orrville Area United Way.
ALICE Stability Micro Grant ALICE Stability Micro Grant ALICE Stability Micro Grants Announced 2026 ALICE Stability Micro Grants (DEADLINE PASSED) FAQ's for ALICE Stability Micro-Grant 2026 Board Request Application ALICE Stability Micro-Grant Application 2026 United Way Wayne and Holmes will be offering micro-grants to meet the ongoing demands of our ALICE population (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed).
The focus is on direct client services. For example: assistance with rent, mortgage, utilities and/or work-related barriers. ALICE includes those 60+ years old, who retired from a place of employment and are now on a fixed income.
ALICE does not include those unemployed or receiving SS/SSDI benefits only. Employment and /or retirement is a requirement, as well as residency in Holmes or Wayne County, Ohio. Resources & information on ALICE is available at https://www.
unitedforalice. org/ohio . Before submitting an application, please review our FAQ's for 2026 Micro Grants above to determine grant eligibility.
In the application, please answer the questions clearly. Avoid jargon and fluff. If you have any questions, please email 1.
You cannot save your work, so please print this out so you know how long it will take you to complete. 2. You must submit your most recent form 990.
Please compress your attachment, if possible. *If you submitted a form 990 in the Spring grant process, you do not need to resubmit. If you are a K-12 school, government entity or church, we do not need a form 990, however we do need an organizational budget.
3. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Deadline to apply is June 12, 2026 at 5:00pm EST.
1 Adult, 1 Infant, 1 Toddler 1 Adult, 2 Kids (School Age) 2 Adults, 2 Kids (Infant/Toddler) Thank you for contacting us. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Oops, there was an error sending your message.
Volunteer Investment Team The Volunteer Investment Team: One of the most important aspects of what we do at United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties. This committee ensures that United Way funds are allocated and invested in a manner consistent with United Way’s mission of mobilizing community resources to measurably improve the lives of those living in the communities we serve.
These volunteers are donors and have a vested interest in the programs that United Way supports. They invest many hours reviewing the applications submitted for grant funding to United Way. General Questions about funding from United Way Wayne and Holmes Does my organization need to be located in Holmes or Wayne Counties?
Yes. Since we are a local United Way, we only fund organizations that are located in Holmes or Wayne Counties and who serve the citizens of either or both counties. If you only serve people in Orrville, Dalton or Marshallville you must apply for funding from Orrville Area United Way.
What can United Way funds be used for? We strive to make our funding flexible to help you fulfill your mission, so the items that we will fund include the following: Certifications/Trainings (Registration Fees only for Professional Development) Client Evaluations/Assessments Direct Client Services (Shelter, Rent, Utilities, Clothing, Food..
etc.) Meals/Snacks/Food Pantry Program Specific Supplies (these will need to itemized in the budget) Salary/Benefits/Payroll Taxes (the cost to hire) Scholarships (by reimbursement only) Support Groups Other - as defined by you. Approval or clarification may be needed. What will United Way of Wayne and Holmes funds not cover?
There are some items that we will not cover in a funding request. Our funds will not cover the following items: Capital Expenses/Capital Campaigns Equipment Insurance Consultant Fees (audits, IT, attorney, etc.) Software/Hardware Fundraising Events or Expenses Membership Fees, Dues, Subscriptions Hotels, Meals or Fringe Expenses for Professional Development Is multi-year funding available? Do you have set grant amounts?
No. You can ask for any amount needed. What if I have questions about my proposal? All questions must be submitted in writing (email) to info@uwwh.
org we will schedule phone calls if it is necessary. What is the ideal percentage of a budget will United Way cover? There is no specific percent that UWWH has set.
It is on a case by case basis. Our Volunteer Investment Team likes to have this information for review. Thank you for contacting us.
We will get back to you as soon as possible. Oops, there was an error sending your message. Mon - Fri 8:00am – 4:00pm GENERAL EMAIL: info@uwwh.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, public education institutions, voluntary associations, or faith-based organizations located and providing services to residents in Wayne and/or Holmes Counties, Ohio. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
ALICE Stability Micro-Grant Application 2026 is funded by United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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