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Find similar grantsHealth Programs Investment (2Gen Approach) is sponsored by United Way of Dane County. United Way of Dane County invests in solutions designed to increase family well-being through a multi-generational (2Gen) lens, focusing on how the well-being of adults directly impacts their children, and vice versa.
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July 1, 2025: United Way of Dane County Announces $22,450 in Micro-Investment Funding to Grassroots Organizations in Dane County - United Way of Dane County United Way of Dane County Announces $22,450 in Micro-Investment Funding to Grassroots Organizations in Dane County Madison, WI. , July 1, 2025 – United Way of Dane County awarded the 2025 Micro-Investment Grants distributing a total of $22,450 to seven grassroots organizations.
These seven recipients lead community-centered projects aimed at advancing youth activities, strengthening community engagement and/or increasing a sense of safety in Dane County communities. Recipients include groups and organizations with an annual operating budget of $75,000 or less.
This unique funding opportunity was designed to support organizations outside of United Way of Dane County’s traditional investment cycle, allowing United Way to invest in innovative, grassroot responses to community needs to help address systemic inequities. This year’s recipients were selected by a dedicated Micro-Investments Task Force, made up of members of the Community Engagement and Inclusion Committee (CEIC).
By supporting community-driven solutions, United Way of Dane County helps create a Dane County where every voice is heard, and neighborhoods thrive. “These grants provide innovative funding for exciting programs led by leaders that aren’t yet able to apply for traditional investments.
Organizations such as Literacy Network, Centro and Operation Fresh Start, started with microgrants and we know these grants can make a significant difference,” says Renee Moe, President & CEO, United Way of Dane County. “We are excited to be supporting these grassroots organizations strengthening Dane County by providing culturally competent community, education and youth services.
” Recipients of these Micro-Investment Grants include: • The Determination to Succeed Back2Schools Summit – Area: West Madison • Young Moms of Madison (YMoM) – Area: South and East Madison • Midwifery Care Packages & Connections – Area: Dane County • Freedom Love Acceptance Therapy – Area: Sun Prairie • No Boundaries Dance Team – Area: South and West Madison • Northside Planning Council – Area: Madison’s North side within the Sherman Neighborhood United Way knows that collective impact is the key to community well-being and the Micro-Investment Grant process is an example of working collaboratively with our community, network of local nonprofits, businesses, community leaders, donors and volunteers to create solutions that address the most complex challenges that no single person or organization can solve alone.
For media inquiries and interview requests, please contact Adrienne Kramer, Program Manager, Digital Media and Communications, United Way of Dane County at adrienne. kramer@uwdc. org or (608) 504-6137 About United Way of Dane County: United Way of Dane County mobilizes the caring power of our community so all can thrive.
True to our founding spirit, whenever lives are impacted and well-being is at stake in our community, United Way is there. Our mission – to unite the community to achieve measurable results that change lives – is rooted in innovation and action. And through our network of caring connections, we solve big-picture issues no one person or organization can address alone.
No matter the challenge, United Way’s comprehensive approach and community roots mean we can find a way forward. From advancing health and education to strengthening livelihoods and local resilience, we connect people to possibilities. Together, we are The Power of Caring.
Working for All. Visit unitedwaydanecounty. org to donate or learn more.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Dane County, Wisconsin, working on programs that improve family well-being through health, education, and income, with a focus on a 2Gen approach. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,659,434 invested in 17 programs in 2021. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Health Programs Investment (2Gen Approach) is funded by United Way of Dane County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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