UWCA funds nonprofit projects in Central Alabama that use research-driven approaches to improve health, education, financial stability, and essential services for the community.
Funder: United Way of Central Alabama
Due Dates: Rolling (Opportunities open throughout the year as cycles are announced)
Funding Amounts: Over $28 million invested annually; award sizes and durations vary by program and cycle
Summary: Supports nonprofits in Central Alabama with grants for projects improving health, education, financial stability, and access to essential services.
Key Information: Opportunities and deadlines are posted as cycles open; applications are managed through the UWCA Grantee Portal.
United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) provides grant funding to nonprofit and community organizations working to improve lives and strengthen communities across Central Alabama. Funding supports innovative programs and services addressing critical needs in areas such as health, education, financial stability, and essential services. Each year, UWCA invests more than $28 million in the region, aiming to build a robust social services network and enhance quality of life for residents. Grant opportunities are released throughout the year, with specific guidelines and deadlines posted as cycles become active.