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Community Impact Process
Each year United Way invites area non-profits to join as a partner in making our vision for the community come to life: a community where all are empowered to achieve their potential by accessing the services they need. We make an impact in our community by partnering with organizations and launching our own projects and programs. All of our work aligns with our areas of focus and our priority areas.
As a Community Impact Agency, organizations receive volunteer support, marketing support, training opportunities, and monthly funding. United Way raises these dollars through the organization's annual campaign. Agencies must apply each year to be a Community Impact Agency. Following is information regarding United Way's Areas of Impact, Areas of Priority, standards of Community Impact Agencies, evaluation criteria, application instructions, as well as a timeline for the 2025 Community Impact Process.
United Way’s Areas of Impact
United Way has adopted new Areas of Impact in conjunction with United Way Worldwide. These Areas of Impact follow:
Healthy Community – United Way supports programming and services that work to improve the health and well-being for all.
Youth Opportunity – United Way supports opportunities that help young people realize their full potential.
Financial Security – United Way invests in opportunities that help people build their financial stability and strength.
Community Resiliency - United Way supports opportunities that are addressing urgent needs today for a better tomorrow.
United Way’s Priorities
To make the United Way’s mission and vision come to life, there are two specific priorities that have been identified by the United Way’s Board of Directors. United Way will work to fund and implement projects and programs that relate to these two identified priorities.
Supporting Critical Services - Individuals must have access to food, water, shelter, security, health, and safety. United Way prioritizes providing critical services to ensure the basic needs of individuals are met.
Providing Opportunities for Upward Mobility - It is our goal at United Way that individuals can become self-sufficient. United Way prioritizes opportunities to promote upward mobility. We want individuals to have opportunities to gain the knowledge and skills they need to be independent through educational programs, mentoring, skill development, and connections to opportunities. We want individuals to have access to the resources they need to receive support and gain the confidence and skillset to become accountable for themselves and independent.
Community Impact Timeline
January 1: Application opens on United Way Website
Fridays in January & February: Non-Profit Leadership Training
February 15: Application Closes
Late February: Community Impact Committee Reviews Applications
Fridays in Late February & Early March: Community Impact Committee Visit Agencies
April: Community Impact Committee presents recommendation of Community Impact Agencies & Funding levels to the Board of Directors
May: Organizations begin receiving funds from United Way
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