The United Way of Logan County Grant Program is now accepting applications for funding to support programs that improve the health, education, and financial stability of individuals in Logan County, Ohio. This grant opportunity aims to fund initiatives that align with the organization’s Strategic Plan and Community Needs Assessment. Applicants should focus on addressing key community issues such as mental health, substance abuse, housing stability, workforce development, and poverty reduction.
Eligible programs include those that provide long-term assistance with rent, utilities, and affordable housing. Projects that promote healthy living and enhance educational opportunities are also encouraged to apply. The grant supports efforts to keep children safe and healthy while serving the aging population and improving access to healthcare services within the county.
Grants of up to $25,000 are available through this program. While the duration of funding is not specified, applicants should propose projects that demonstrate measurable impact in one or more priority areas identified by United Way of Logan County. Funding decisions will prioritize programs with clear alignment to community needs and strategic goals.
Potential applicants include nonprofit organizations operating within Logan County or serving its residents. Programs must show how their work contributes directly to improving outcomes related to health, education, or financial stability for local individuals and families. Collaboration with other community partners may strengthen proposals.
The application deadline is October 6, 2024. Interested organizations can find detailed information about eligibility criteria and submission requirements on the United Way of Logan County website. This grant program offers an opportunity for local agencies to secure funding that supports sustainable community improvements.
By applying for this grant, your organization can contribute to addressing critical challenges faced by residents of Logan County while advancing shared goals established through community assessment efforts. The United Way encourages proposals from groups committed to making a positive difference in the lives of people throughout the county.
