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Find similar grantsUnited For Impact Grant Applications is sponsored by United Way of Northwest Illinois. United Way of Northwest Illinois offers 'United For Impact' grants. While the specific focus areas for 2026 are not detailed, United Way often funds education and youth development programs, which could include robotics.
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Community Impact RFP | United Way of Northwest Illinois Community Impact is a philosophy premised upon improving lives by mobilizing communities to create lasting and long term changes. This is done by achieving measurable results through strategies that focus on community systems and resources. See below for the full RFP's.
The Grant applications opened February 10, 2026 and close April 2nd 2026. You can create a login for the grant application here. Informational sessions were held at the United Way office on Frequently Asked Questions are here.
Review the Community Investment Grants Guidebook here. You can reference the 2026-2027 Results Framework here Application Word Document here . All applications must be completed online, this is just for reference.
United Way of Northwest Illinois is focused on four key impact areas where community investment can make the greatest impact: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Financial Security, and Community Resiliency. These priorities are guided by community voices, local data, donor priorities, and reflect United Way’s commitment to improving stability across northwest Illinois.
Through the grant process, UWNWIL has established two grant pathways designed to address long-term solutions and immediate needs: Community Catalyst and Basic Needs. This approach allows organizations to choose the funding path that will align with the needs they serve and the outcomes they aim to achieve. See below for the full Community Impact RFP's.
for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Application Opens February 10th 2026- April 2nd, 2026 Access the application here for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Application opens February 10th- March 27th, 2026 Access the application here Community Catalyst and Basic Needs
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, religious organizations, public entities, neighborhood associations, informal groups, and new/emerging organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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