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Partner Agency Resources | Aloha United Way Partner Agency Tools & Resources Aloha United Way takes great pride in the work our partner agencies do in the spirit of helping Hawaiʻi achieve greater equity and to advance the health, education, and safety of every person in our community. AUW Partner Agency Tools & Resources AUW Grants Portal (to apply for open AUW Grant opportunities and manage Act 310 Grant Reporting): https://auw211.
my. site. com/grants/s/ AUW211 (to create an account, add a listing, or update profile): Providers – Aloha United Way 211 StratusLive (for donor reports): auw.
stratusliveportal. com/login? ReturnUrl=%2f Reporting for current ALICE and Safety Net Grantees: https://auw211.
my. site. com/ImpactReports/s/ ⚠️ Attention Partner Agencies: Hawaii’s new charitable fundraising platform laws require Aloha United Way to obtain written consent from all Partner Agencies before including your organization on our fundraising sites.
Please complete and return the attached Adobe document “Charitable Fundraising Consent Form” as soon as possible so that fundraising efforts on your behalf are not interrupted. Submit by July 1, 2026 to ensure your organization can be included in the 2026 campaign.
The form is straightforward and simply authorizes AUW to: • List your organization as an AUW Partner Agency on our donor-facing websites • Allow donors to designate gifts to your organization • Accept and process those designated donations on your behalf Charitable Fundraising Consent Form Fillable Download Below are many of the resources and tools available to you as a partner agency.
Your donor reports are available in the Aloha United Way Agency Portal , and can be accessed once an account it made. All donations from AUW’s Workplace Giving Campaigns will be found in this portal. After creating an account, please allow at least two business days for an administrator to approve your account before you can access those reports.
You will receive a confirmation email when it is approved. Login or Create an Account: https://auw. stratusliveportal.
com/ View the Partner Agency List Every year, these annual publications are provided to more than 1,400 workplaces and thousands of website visitors annually. Beginning each May, a new list will be available to donors and published in multiple locations. This is an excellent marketing tool used to support your work.
Download: AUW Partner Agency List List your programs in the AUW 211 Statewide Resource Database Aloha United Way’s Statewide Resource Helpline is another way that we can help clients connect with your programs and garner more public awareness of the work that you do. Any nonprofit partner can list services and programs in the 211 database.
Once your programs are added, 211 Helpline Specialists will refer clients to you and anyone searching the database online will find you easily. Visit AUW211. org to add your organization’s resources to the online database in a few simple steps.
Add listings online to find volunteers What’s even better? You can also list upcoming events, fundraisers, and in-kind donation requests. Did you know that Aloha United Way can even arrange large groups of volunteers to help you?
Create a new account for your nonprofit agency to get started. Join our Holiday Wish List Each year, we coordinate and promote opportunities for individuals to sponsor your agency or a specific agency need. Email impact@auw.
org to submit your 2023 holiday wish list needs. Request in-kind donations From food, supplies, clothing, and more – Aloha United Way connects donors and donations to match your in-kind needs. Email impact@auw.
org to submit your in-kind donation requests or add to the online volunteer portal . We are always looking for stories to inspire others and highlight the important work of Aloha United Way’s supporters and nonprofit partner agencies. If you would like to share your impact story or access marketing opportunities, contact marketing@auw.
org . Community Impact Newsletter
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Hawaii. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Aloha United Way (AUW) Community Impact Grants is funded by Aloha United Way. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Hawaii. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Act 310 Nonprofit Grants Program is sponsored by Aloha United Way (in partnership with the Office of Community Services, Hawaiʻi State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations). This program provides emergency funding to support nonprofits across the Hawaiian islands that have been impacted by changes in federal funding, helping ensure essential services continue for Hawaiʻi's communities. The grants can help cover capacity-building goals including strategic planning, training and well-being services for staff, and financial planning to strengthen each organization's long-term stability.
Act 310 Nonprofit Grants Program is sponsored by Hawaii State Legislature (administered by Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Office of Community Services, with administrative support from Aloha United Way). This program, made possible through emergency funding approved by the Hawaiʻi State Legislature, supports nonprofits impacted by changes in federal funding. It helps ensure essential services continue for Hawaiʻi's communities.