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Find similar grantsUnited Way Community Resiliency programs (Illinois) is sponsored by United Way of Central Illinois. United Way of Central Illinois offers funding for programs that show measurable progress toward early learning or grade-level academic milestones, connect individuals to services beyond immediate crisis support, or achieve financial security.
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Community Impact Fund - Heart of Illinois United Way Skip to content Skip to content HOME Education, financial stability and health are vital for building safe and stable lives. The Heart of Illinois United Way is committed to ensuring these fundamentals are available for all individuals in our community.
A quality education helps children and adults succeed Financial stability increases independence Access to healthcare promotes wellness at all ages Collectively, Heart of Illinois United Way funded programs and initiatives help 1-in-3 people in central Illinois each year.
The Heart of Illinois United Way is the largest non-governmental investor in local health and human care programs in central Illinois, our United Way serves Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Marshall, Stark and Putnam counties. The Heart of Illinois United Way invests in programs and initiatives addressing the most critical education, financial stability and health needs of central Illinois.
Through evaluation and collaboration, we ensure charitable investments in our grant process make the most significant, positive impact on the community we all call home. Whether it’s a child learning to read, a senior living independently, or a family making healthy choices, your decision to give positively changes lives.
Heart of Illinois United Way Volunteers evaluate local, critical human needs to ensure your charitable investment earns the greatest return. Make a charitable gift to the Heart of Illinois United Way’s Community Impact Fund to improve the education, financial stability and health of people in central Illinois.
Whether it’s a child learning to read, a senior living independently, or a family making healthy choices, your decision to give positively changes lives. Heart of Illinois United Way Volunteers evaluate local, critical human needs to ensure your charitable investment earns the greatest return.
Make a charitable gift to the Heart of Illinois United Way’s Community Impact Fund to improve the education, financial stability and health of people in central Illinois. The Heart of Illinois United Way funds more than 80 Programs focusing on these key issues: The Heart of Illinois United Way‘s Community Impact Fund is the shortest distance between your charitable contribution and a stronger, safer and healthier community.
When you choose to give to the United Way, your gift impacts lives throughout central Illinois. Quality education helps youth and adults achieve their full potential; key programs include pre-k literacy, tutoring, mentoring, special education, college and career counseling, and adult literacy.
Financial stability promotes independence; key programs include basic human needs such as food, shelter and clothing, legal support, employment assistance and life-skills education. Prevention, intervention and education lead to health and wellness; key programs include community clinics, physical fitness, nutrition counseling, dental and vision care, and therapy.
Heart of Illinois United Way Community Assessment The primary focus of the Heart of Illinois United Way Community Assessment is to improve the organization’s effectiveness in identifying, assessing, and supporting key areas of social concern related to the education, financial stability, and health of all people in central Illinois.
Click here to learn more about the Community Assessment Heart of Illinois United Way’s Grant Evaluation Process The Heart of Illinois United Way is dedicated to ensuring the people in our communities have access to the education, financial stability and health programs they need. Funding is awarded based on need, the availability of funds and evaluation/measurement of the community outcomes achieved by the program(s).
Funding recommendations were presented to the HOIUW Board of Directors for approval. Volunteers from diverse segments of central Illinois evaluate agency programs and outcomes through our competitive grant process. Click here to see who serves on our allocation panels.
Heart of Illinois United Way Grant and Reporting System Nonprofit agencies have to be approved as a partner agency by Heart of Illinois United Way’s Board of Directors before they are allowed to compete for grants and access our electronic system. Please see the application process below. If you are a current partner agency and need to obtain a Web User ID or need additional information about grants.
hoiunitedway. org , please contact Nicole Wilson, VP of Community Investment, at 309-674-5181, ext. 1230 or .
For our partner agencies, the following reference materials are provided for system technical assistance: 2024-2027 Impact Area Outcomes and Indicators CIP Reporting Summary and Instructions HOIUW CIPs and Your Proposal and ChatGPT Agencies Seeking Heart of Illinois United Way Membership / Partnership For central Illinois 501(C)3 nonprofits seeking partnership into the Heart of Illinois United Way family of agencies, please download the New Partner Agency Application below.
Nonprofit agencies have to be an approved Heart of Illinois United Way agency before they are allowed to compete for grants. By reviewing the guidelines (above), you can learn how your nonprofit will be reviewed. Please note: Applications for new partner agency status can be submitted between January through October of each year.
Applications will be reviewed upon submission. For additional information please send an email to Nicole Wilson, Vice President of Community Investment, at . New Partner Agency Scoring Rubric (PDF) New Partner Agency Application (MS Word) Have a Question About United Way?
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United Way Community Resiliency programs (Illinois) is funded by United Way of Central Illinois. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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