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Current open cycle is Q1 2026 Financial Security RFP with deadline February 13, 2026. Multiple past cycles (Q1-Q3 2025, ALICE Catalyst) are also listed as closed.
"Community Investment Grants" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Community Investment Grants is sponsored by United Way of North Central Florida. United Way North Central Florida's Community Investments support local programs that drive meaningful, measurable change across their region. They focus on four key impact areas: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Community Resiliency, and Financial Security.
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Community Investments | United Way of North Central Florida Community Investments Overview United Way North Central Florida's Community Investments support local programs that drive meaningful, measurable change across our region. By focusing on four key impact areas - Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Community Resiliency, and Financial Security - we fund initiatives that address our community's most pressing challenges.
Every dollar invested is guided by data, driven by impact, and focused on building a stronger systems that help individuals and families thrive. Community Investment Grants Our Community Investment Grant process is a collaborative and data-informed approach designed to ensure funding is directed where it can have the greatest impact.
Central to this process is the Community Investment Council (CIC), a diverse group of local volunteers who bring their expertise, insights, and passion for service to the decision-making table. Throughout the year, nonprofit organizations submit proposals aligned with United Way’s four impact areas: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Community Resiliency, and Financial Security.
The CIC carefully reviews these applications, conducts site visits, and evaluates program outcomes to make informed funding recommendations. This transparent and community-driven process ensures that donor dollars are invested in programs that are effective, accountable, and responsive to the region’s most pressing needs.
Current Grant Opportunities Q1 2026 Financial Security RFP Deadline to Apply - February 13, 2026 Information Session Slides Q1 2025 Financial Security RFP Deadline to Apply - March 4, 2025 Information Session Slides Q2 2025 Healthy Community RFP Deadline to Apply - May 12, 2025 Information Session Slides Q3 2025 Youth Opportunity RFP Deadline to Apply - August 15, 2025 Information Session Slides Deadline to Apply - December 17, 2025 Information Session Slides Agencies interested in applying must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in good standing or an eligible public entity.
Applications must be submitted through our Agency Portal. Instructions for accessing the agency portal are below. Agency Application Portal Watch a short instructional video on creating an account and saving drafts.
All applicants are required to have or create an account to complete and submit your application. Keep your user name and password handy so that you can "save a draft" and return to complete your submission. Also this user name and password will continue to be used for agency reporting and future applications.
LOGIN HERE (If you already have a user name and password) CREATE AN ACCOUNT (New users only - Recommend using your Agency Name as your User Name - watch for an email to set your password, check spam) RESET YOUR PASSWORD (if your email has been used previously, you can reset your password) LOGOUT (Be sure to log out once you have saved your draft or submitted your application) Incomplete applications will not be accepted.
Do not leave any blanks; enter N/A if not applicable. Be sure to click "SAVE DRAFT" frequently, you will be able to return and work on the application as time permits. Be sure to click "SUBMIT" when completed, you will not be able to access completed submission, but you will be sent a copy of your submission.
For questions about our Community Investment process, please email Maddye Fleming or call (352) 681-4344.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in good standing or eligible public entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was February 13, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Community Investment Grants is funded by United Way of North Central Florida. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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