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Vector Wealth Strategies | Impacting Huntsville Communities Partnering with Vector Wealth Strategies makes your community better. The Vector Wealth Strategies Community Impact Fund was the first corporate giving fund established with the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville in 2015. We set aside 10% of Vector’s annual profits to fund grants focusing on education, health and human services, and disaster recovery.
Our vision statement is: Impacting our community through investments and involvement. In 2022, we started our employee contribution fund, VectorCARES (Charitable Associates Recognizing Excellent Service). VectorCARES is a two-part program we give to the community and our employees.
Each year, we will partner with organizations with similar goals and objectives to provide grants and organize volunteer opportunities for our clients, staff, and like-minded individuals eager to donate their time and energy. We also designed this fund with our team in mind.
Whether someone needs an emergency flight to see a loved one or disaster recovery assistance, we believe that caring for our team when they are in need is vital to the overall well-being of our Vector family. We take extraordinary measures to ensure our team and our community have the tools they need to continue their success. To learn about charities we have supported with these grants, click on a logo below.
Boys and Girls Club of North Alabama We were honored to donate $10,000 in the Fall of 2025 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama in support of their Youth Committee on Church Cooperation We were honored to donate $11,500 in the Fall of 2025 to the Committee on Church Cooperation in support of their Community Pantry Support Initiative.
We were honored to donate $10,000 on Giving Tuesday to His Way Recovery Center, helping fund the purchase of a transportation van to better serve We were honored to donate $7,500 on Giving Tuesday to Free 2 Teach, an organization dedicated to supporting educators and strengthening our community’s future. Free Click the “Apply” button below to get started. Click here to download helpful tips for submitting your application.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local nonprofits focusing on disaster recovery, education, health services, and human services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Vector Wealth Strategies Community Impact Fund is funded by Vector Wealth Strategies (via Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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