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Our Neighbor Fund (United Way of King County) is sponsored by United Way of King County. Through Our Neighbor Fund, United Way of King County invests in programs and initiatives that help provide access to housing stability services, nutritious food, and pathways to educational success and financial stability, with a focus on addressing racial inequities.
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Our Neighbor Fund - United Way of King County United is the Way We All Thrive Too many of our neighbors are struggling just to get by, especially in Black, Indigenous, and communities of color facing systemic barriers to prosperity. Through Our Neighbor Fund , we’re raising critical dollars to tackle hunger, homelessness, education, and financial instability head-on.
Together, we’re investing in bold solutions and community-driven programs to create lasting change. A housing crisis, climbing rents, food prices up by 11. 3%.
If people were already on the edge of poverty, they are now falling right into it. At United Way, we believe in maximizing income for families and connecting them with support so they can get on stable financial ground and work toward their dreams. When you stabilize families, it creates a healthier, happier, and safer community for us all.
Learn how we help our community financially stable >> Education is a gateway out of poverty, but poverty makes school tough, especially for students of color. When you’re thinking about paying rent or utilities, buying groceries, getting to school, or an unexpected expense, the last thing you’re probably thinking about? Focusing on education.
From helping children and families prepare for kindergarten to supporting young people as they finish high school through college, at United Way, we believe in the idea of supporting the whole person, not just their educational outcomes. Learn how we help students >> Everyone deserves to have enough to eat, but being in poverty makes it hard to afford necessities like food.
Communities of color face disproportionate levels of poverty and food insecurity because of historic and systemic racism. Many kids bear this burden too. At United Way, we believe we need to reimagine the food system to better serve all our neighbors as a community.
We believe no one should go hungry. Learn how we keep people fed >> Research shows that preventing eviction is far more effective—and far less costly—than rehousing a family once they’ve already lost their home. That’s why United Way of King County partners with community organizations to stabilize households at the earliest sign of crisis.
Learn how we keep people in their homes >> Unexpected challenges don’t wait. Neither do we. When policy shifts or crises strike, we act—keeping families housed, children fed, and communities strong.
United Way’s Rapid Response Grants power this urgent work, ensuring we’re ready to act fast, protecting our neighbors, and meeting emergent needs when it matters most. Proud Investors with Seattle Foundation in the Care + Response Fund. United of King County and Seattle Foundation are pleased to share a new Care + Response funding opportunity with community partners in our network.
The Care + Response Fund was created based on urgent calls from our most trusted community members experiencing this consequential time of 2025.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Programs, organizations, and initiatives aligned with United Way of King County's focus areas: housing stability, nutritious food, educational success, and financial stability, with a strong emphasis on addressing racia…. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
Our Neighbor Fund (United Way of King County) is funded by United Way of King County. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the funder's own website for location requirements.
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Microsoft launched Community-First Grants on September 21, 2026 — $1 million to King County nonprofits, applications through October 23, grantees notified in November. The scope is small and the geography is narrow, but the eligibility gate inverts how corporate philanthropy normally works, and the things the announcement does not specify tell you more than the things it does.
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