Funding Amount

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Deadline

October 1, 2026

175 days left

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Long-Term Funding Program

Funder: United Way of Knox County

Geographic Scope: Knox County, Ohio

Focus Areas:

  • Primary Pillars: Youth Opportunity, Healthcare and Wellness, Financial Stability, Community Resiliency

  • 2025 Funding Priorities:

  • - Education (Early intervention, especially in literacy)
    - Healthy Living (Lifelong wellness through active, connected lifestyles)
    - Financial Stability (Housing security combined with financial literacy)

    Program Description:
    Long-term funding is designed for year-round support of community agencies to further their work to strengthen Knox County. This is the primary funding mechanism for ongoing program support.

    Eligibility Requirements:

  • Must be affiliated with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

  • Must have a governing board of directors

  • Program must align with United Way's core pillars and current funding priorities
  • Award Information:

  • Amount: Not specified in available materials

  • Payment Structure: Awards are paid in monthly installments throughout the following calendar year

  • Recurrence: Renewable annually as long as reporting requirements are met
  • Application Timeline:

  • Application Portal Opens: October 1st

  • Follow-up Presentations: Mid-November

  • Committee Review & Board Approval: Late November/Early December

  • Award Payments Begin: January (following calendar year)
  • Reporting Requirements:

  • Biannual reporting (twice per year)

  • Programs may renew applications annually if reporting requirements are met
  • Contact Information:

  • Program Coordinator: Kristina Hageman

  • Email: liveunited@uwayknox.org

  • Phone: (740) 397-5721

  • Address: 305 E High St, Mt Vernon, OH 43050
  • How to Apply

    Application Process

    1. Submit Application: Complete application through online portal (opens October 1st each year)
    2. Initial Review: Applications evaluated for alignment with United Way's strategic goals and core pillars
    3. Community Impact Panel (CIP): Volunteer panel reviews applications and conducts agency presentations, focusing on potential impact
    4. Follow-up Presentations: Applicants present to CIP mid-November
    5. Community Investment Committee (CIC) Review: Committee reviews applications, CIP evaluations, program outcomes, and financial integrity
    6. Board of Directors Approval: Board makes final funding decisions
    7. Award Notification: Selected programs receive notification
    8. Payments Begin: Monthly installments throughout the following calendar year

    Required Materials:

  • Detailed program application

  • Demonstration of 501(c)(3) nonprofit status

  • Proof of governing board of directors

  • Program outcomes and performance data

  • Financial statements showing integrity

  • Historical performance documentation

  • Clear alignment with United Way's strategic goals and current funding priorities
  • Application Requirements:

  • Agencies must be affiliated with 501(c)(3) nonprofit

  • Applicants must have a governing board of directors

  • Programs must address needs within the four core pillars

  • Demonstrate significant community impact potential

  • Show financial integrity and effective program management
  • Ongoing Requirements:

  • Biannual reporting on program outcomes and financial use

  • Continued alignment with United Way goals

  • Maintenance of 501(c)(3) status and governing board
  • Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    nonprofitseducationhealthcarecommunity-developmenthousing

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