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Grants for Education, Health, Youth, and Community Impact is sponsored by Various (Recurring opportunity listed on The Grant Portal). These are recurring funding opportunities that support eligible nonprofit organizations working to strengthen communities through programs that improve lives and address important local needs across education, health, and youth impact areas.
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Community Impact Grant Application | Centre County United Way Community Impact Grant Application Community Impact Grant Application 2026 Funding cycle will cover the program period of July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027. Funding requests will only be accepted from Centre County United Way Partner Agencies.
Centre County United Way provides funding to programs operating in at least one of the four major impact areas of Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Financial Security, and/or Community Resiliency.
Examples from each impact area include: In-School, After-School, Summer Programming Disaster Relief & Recovery Environmental Stewardship In order for a program to be eligible for a Community Impact Grant, it must align with at least one of the major impact areas specified in this application. Additionally, our mission includes assisting and supporting organizations that actively serve the ALICE population within our community.
Centre County United Way seeks to invest in programs that fill critical gaps in service and strengthen the overall network of support in our community. As such, funding priority is given to programs that do not duplicate existing United Way–funded services.
Community Impact Grant funding supports programs rather than general operations, meaning that all grant funds should be used for program operations, including but not limited to staff, activities, and the specific needs of the program .
To be considered for Community Impact Grant funding, organizations must meet the following eligibility requirements: The organization must be recognized as a nonprofit organization with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The organization must be an established Centre County United Way Partner Agency in good standing at the time of application.
Proposed programming must directly serve and impact Centre County residents and align with at least one of United Way’s four focus areas. The organization must meet all applicable state guidelines for nonprofit operations and provide proof of Pennsylvania Charitable Organization registration.
2026 Application Timeline Application on CCUW Website Funding Notifications & MOU Delivery Monthly Grant Fund Payments Begin In order to submit the application, agencies must complete the online application and upload the required attachments by March, 13 2026 at 5 PM .
In addition to the submission of the application, organizations are required to submit the following documents along with their application: Current Fiscal Year Operating Budget 501(c)3 IRS Determination Letter Please contact Megan Evans at megan@ccunitedway. org with any questions about the grant application process or about eligibility for grant funding.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants for Education, Health, Youth, and Community Impact is funded by Various (Recurring opportunity listed on The Grant Portal). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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