GRANTS

STRATEGIC PARTNER GRANTS 2023

United Way of Greater Greensboro (UWGG) offers two distinct strategic partner grants to help local children, adults, and families leave poverty. Poverty Relieving or Poverty Ending.

 

Poverty Ending Grants – Process Closed

Poverty Ending grant funds are open to programs or collaboratives providing services that offer clear ways for people to leave poverty by increasing and maintaining their annual household income above the federal poverty threshold. These programs will support United Way’s Bold Goal efforts to help 3,000 households leave generational poverty by 2030 by contributing to the progress of at least 125 households.  This grant is for up to two years, and the available annual investment is approximately $250,000 per year.

For full grant guidelines and eligibility requirements, click here for the Request for Applications.

 

Poverty Relieving Grants 

Poverty Relieving grant funds are open to programs or collaboratives providing services that help people find and stay on pathways out of poverty through cradle-to-career supports and services for basic needs, access to healthcare, and financial stability.

For full grant guidelines, funding priorities, and eligibility requirements, click here for the Request for Applications.

Mandatory Grant Seeker Meetings:
Grant Seeker Meetings have concluded but recordings are available.  Contact Carie Jones-Barrow at carie.barrow@unitedwaygso.org for the link.

Due Dates:
December 9, 2022: Intent to Apply – Deadline has passed
January 13, 2023: due date for full application

For questions or more information, please contact Carie Jones-Barrow, Director of Strategic Partnerships, at carie.barrow@unitedwaygso.org or (336) 378-6613.