United Way of Central Alabama funds nonprofits to improve health, education, financial stability, and access to services through annual and targeted grants in Central Alabama.
Funder: United Way of Central Alabama
Due Dates: Rolling (Opportunities open throughout the year)
Funding Amounts: Over $28 million annually invested; individual awards vary by program and project.
Summary: Supports nonprofit organizations in Central Alabama to improve health, education, financial stability, and access to services through annual and targeted grants.
Key Information: Only nonprofit organizations serving Central Alabama are eligible.
The Community Investments program by United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) provides a robust funding platform for nonprofit organizations working to advance health, education, financial stability, and access to essential services throughout Central Alabama. Each year, UWCA invests more than $28 million to strengthen a diverse network of social service providers. Funding is distributed through annual allocations to partner agencies, as well as targeted grant opportunities such as children’s funds, summer learning initiatives, and community project grants. The program is designed to enhance the region’s overall well-being by supporting innovative and impactful programs that address critical community needs.