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Find similar grantsKay Clint Fund is sponsored by United Way of Washington County East. The Kay Clint Fund provides one-time start-up funding to help launch new, innovative, or pilot programs that address emerging needs in the Washington County, Minnesota community.
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Grant Funding | United Way of Washington County East Empowering local solutions through your LOCAL United Way. Your LOCAL United Way is proud to invest in programs and initiatives that strengthen our community. Helping each child, family, and neighbor the opportunity to thrive.
Local nonprofits and organizations can apply for grant funding in two ways: 1. Our annual Community Investment Grant Cycle 2. Our year-round Kay Clint Fund Each funding stream supports programs and projects that improve lives, promote stability, and respond to emerging needs in our community.
All connected back to our four impact areas: Youth, Health, Basic Needs, and Self-Sufficiency. Community Investment Grant Cycle Focused, Community-Driven, Impactful Through our Community Investment process, local nonprofits can apply for program funding that supports one or more of our key impact areas: What makes this process so unique is that it is 100% community-driven .
Dedicated volunteers review all applications, conduct site visits, and ultimately determine how dollars are allocated – ensuring resources go where they are needed most. Our 2026/2027 grant cycle application is now closed. Current Grant Cycle Timeline Payments for current funded partners are disbursed in: Reporting Reminder for Partner Agencies: Grant reports are due no later than July of the following year.
Fueling Innovation & Emerging Needs The Kay Clint Fund provides one-time start-up funding to help launch new, innovative, or pilot programs that address emerging needs in our community. This fund is designed to help organizations test fresh ideas and respond quickly to gaps in local services. Applications are accepted year-round.
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Kay Clint Fund is funded by United Way of Washington County East. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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