Heartland United Way, Courtesy
GRAND ISLAND — From treating kids with health disorders to keeping seniors fed, Rural Community Impact Grants are helping people thrive in Hamilton, Howard, Merrick Counties, and rural communities in Hall County.
The Heartland United Way is announcing the availability of at least $30,000 for local nonprofit organizations in 2025.
Preference for funding will be given to organizations that provide programs or services that align with one of the following areas:
• Healthy Communities: Improving health and well-being for all
• Youth Opportunity: Helping young people realize their full potential
• Financial Security: Helping to build financial stability and strength
• Community Resiliency: Addressing urgent needs today for a better tomorrow
WHO CAN APPLY: Grantees must be qualified as public charities under IRS section 501(c)(3). Applications must be submitted through the grant application form available on the Heartland United Way website. Only one application will be accepted per organization. Applications will not be accepted for capital expenditures, buildings, fire departments, religious activities, conference or camp fees, scholarships or youth sports.
The application will be open from January 27, through February 28, 2025. The maximum grant awarded will be $1,500, which will be awarded in March. Applications can be found on the Heartland United Way website at www.heartlandunitedway.org/community-impact-grants beginning January 27.
All grant recipients will be required to complete a year-end report outlining program’s results.
If you have questions, contact the Heartland United Way office at 308-382-2675.
Heartland United Way’s mission is to improve lives and create possibilities for people living in Hall, Hamilton, Howard, and Merrick Counties. This mission is achieved through advocacy, leadership, and support for nonprofit organizations that help individuals and families gain access to financial stability, educational and health opportunities.
