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This version intentionally uses inline formatting only. United Way of Central Texas Community Investment Grant A community-led funding process that invests locally raised dollars into measurable programs advancing health, education, financial stability, and basic needs across Central Texas.
ACCESS e-CIMPACT DOWNLOAD AGENCY MANUAL The 2026 funding cycle is closed The Letter of Intent, invited application, committee review, and 2026 allocation process have concluded. Dates for the next funding cycle have not yet been published. Local Dollars.
Local Decisions. Local Impact. Community accountability is built into the process UWCT’s community-investment process relies on local volunteers, donors, and community leaders who review proposals, participate in agency interviews, study measurable outcomes, and make funding recommendations to the UWCT Board of Directors.
Before a Future Cycle Opens Is your organization positioned to apply? Eligible Nonprofit Structure The e-CImpact agency portal describes this opportunity as geared toward programs holding 501(c)(3) status. Programs should focus on serving Bell County and surrounding areas, subject to the requirements published for the applicable cycle.
Proposed work should connect to UWCT priorities in health, education, financial stability, or basic needs. Clear Results and Accountability Applicants should be prepared to explain community need, program design, measurable outcomes, achieved successes, and responsible use of funds.
Community Impact Priorities Programs that help Central Texas learn well, earn well, and live well Health Education Financial Stability Basic Needs A two-stage application with community review Organizations first explain how their proposed program addresses community needs and advances UWCT impact goals and outcomes. After LOI review, selected organizations are invited to submit a full Community Investment Grant application. 3.
Volunteer Committee Review Citizen Review Committee members study applications, examine measurable outcomes, and participate in agency interviews. 4. Funding Recommendations The committee develops recommendations for consideration and final approval by the UWCT Board of Directors.
5. Award Notification and Partnership Organizations are notified of decisions and, when funded, move forward with applicable partnership, reporting, and accountability requirements. 2026 Application Timeline Letter of Intent Dec.
1, 2025–Jan. 16, 2026 Invited Application Feb. 2–March 6, 2026 Committee Review March 9–April 3, 2026 Allocation Outcome End of April 2026 2026 Timeline Graphic OPEN FULL-SIZE IMAGE → Allocation Process Graphic OPEN FULL-SIZE IMAGE → Prepare Before the Next Cycle Grant-readiness checklist Confirm your organization’s legal status, leadership contacts, EIN, and current agency profile.
Define the community problem your program addresses and the population it serves. Document program activities, measurable outcomes, recent results, and evaluation methods. Prepare a realistic program budget and explain how requested funds will support outcomes.
Verify access to the e-CImpact portal and review the agency manual before a deadline approaches. Access your e-CImpact agency account OPEN e-CIMPACT DOWNLOAD MANUAL Frequently Asked Questions Understanding the grant process Is the Community Investment Grant currently open? No. The 2026 cycle has concluded.
Future dates should be posted only after UWCT officially confirms the next funding cycle. Does every organization that submits a Letter of Intent complete a full application? No. The Letter of Intent is the first phase.
Selected organizations are invited to submit a full application after LOI review. Who reviews grant requests? The Citizens Review Committee includes community leaders, volunteers, and donors who review applications, participate in interviews, and develop funding recommendations.
Can a new organization create an e-CImpact account? Yes. The agency portal includes an option to request a new e-CImpact account.
Registration requests are reviewed before access is approved or denied. Does applying guarantee funding? No. Applications are evaluated through a competitive review process, and funding recommendations are subject to final UWCT Board approval.
Who should I contact with questions? Contact United Way of Central Texas at 254-778-8616 or info@uwct. org .
Prepare now for the next opportunity to invest in community impact GET GRANT UPDATES ACCESS e-CIMPACT Questions? 254-778-8616 · info@uwct. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations working in community development and capacity building in the Central Texas area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Community Investment Grants are due January 16, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Community Investment Grants is funded by United Way of Central Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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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.
Community Investment Grant (Bell County) 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. This grant supports agencies in the community that focus on these goals and outcomes to create long-lasting changes.
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