Community Impact Fund - Financial Stability and Health Programs

Q: How much funding does Community Impact Fund - Financial Stability and Health Programs provide?

Funding amounts vary. Check the grant details for specifics.

Q: When is the deadline for Community Impact Fund - Financial Stability and Health Programs?

The deadline is December 3, 2026.

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Funding Amount

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Deadline

December 3, 2026

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Grant Type

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Overview

Community Impact Fund - Financial Stability and Health Programs

Funder: United Way of Indian River County (UWIRC)

Geographic Scope: Indian River County, Florida

Status: Actively accepting proposals

Funding Cycle: Two-year funding cycle

Focus Areas

UWIRC is accepting proposals in the following Financial Stability and Health priority areas:

#### Financial Stability

Basic Needs: Ensuring all individuals have access to adequate nutritious food and safe, sustainable housing

Stabilization/Manageable Expenses: Empowering individuals with financial resources and assets to avoid financial crises

Family Sustaining Employment & Workforce Skill Development: Equipping individuals with skills and resources to seek, obtain, and retain employment

#### Health

Improved Physical and Mental Health: Ensuring all individuals have access to services enhancing physical and mental well-being, including healthy weight, physical, oral, and behavioral health, and ability to live independently

Improved Quality of Life for Mothers, Infants, and Children: Providing families with resources and access to services related to children's oral health, child abuse prevention, perinatal care, children's behavioral health (including mental health and substance abuse), and addressing childhood obesity

Eligibility

Applicants: Nonprofit organizations serving Indian River County residents
Requirements: Must demonstrate measurable participant progress based on outcomes and indicators set forth by UWIRC
Organization Standards: Partner organizations must meet stringent eligibility criteria and report on program metrics semi-annually
Financial Accountability: Organizations receiving United Way funds must demonstrate highest financial transparency and accountability

Application Process

Letter of Intent (LOI) submission required first, followed by full application if approved

Contact Information

Deana Shatley

Email: groveunitedway@deanashatley.com (decoded from obfuscated email)

Phone: (772) 567-8900, ext. 114

General Information

United Way of Indian River County

Address: 1836 14th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Phone: (772) 567-8900

Website: UnitedWayIRC.org

Mission: Fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every community member

How to Apply

Application Process

1. Submit Letter of Intent (LOI) electronically through United Way's web-based grant platform, e-CImpact
- Deadline: 4:00 PM on December 3, 2025
- Agencies will be notified if approved to move forward in the grant process

2. Obtain Required Materials
- Contact Deana Shatley to access:
- Funding Eligibility Guidebook
- e-CImpact system login credentials

3. Full Application (if LOI approved)
- Submit through e-CImpact platform
- Must demonstrate measurable outcomes aligned with UWIRC's priority areas

Required Information

Organization Details: 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, serving Indian River County
Program Description: Detailed description of program/services
Outcomes & Metrics: Measurable participant progress indicators aligned with UWIRC standards
Budget Information: Project budget and funding needs
Financial Reports: Demonstration of fiscal accountability and transparency

Submission Format

Method: Electronic submission through e-CImpact web-based platform only
Format: As specified in e-CImpact system

Contact for Application Support

Deana Shatley

Email: groveunitedway@deanashatley.com

Phone: (772) 567-8900, ext. 114

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What United Way of Indian River County Inc actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025: 47
Total given: $1.53M
Median grant: $30K
Range: $4,500–$100K

By dollars: Florida >99%, District of Columbia <1%. Top recipient cities: Vero Beach, FL; Fort Pierce, FL; Jupiter, FL.
0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
20% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.

Example grants

Childcare Resources of Indian River · Vero Beach, FL

Subsidized high quality childcare

$100K
Mental Health Association · Vero Beach, FL

Mha walk-in center

$85K
Senior Resource Association · Vero Beach, FL

Meals on wheels

$70K
Crossover Mission · Vero Beach, FL

Accelerate my potential

$60K
Catholic Charities of the Diocese · Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Samaritan center for homeless families

$57K