Grants

United Way staff worked closely with Anson County residents and stakeholders to create an impact strategy specific to the region. The Anson County grant process will continue focus on strengthening and supporting work in the impact areas of Education and Economic Opportunity.

Within these two impact areas, three specific service areas are identified as high priorities:
• Childhood Literacy and Mentoring Programs for Youth
• Housing Stability
• Food Security (access to affordable fresh and healthy foods)

Updated grant application information will be available on this page at a later date.

The regional grant initiative in Cabarrus County seeks to support and strengthen residents’ mental wellness through resources and strategies to improve mental health, a greater understanding of crisis intervention strategies and supports, and expanded access to care.

United Way of Greater Charlotte will continue to support agencies that commit to entering into a highly collaborative partnership with fellow grantees to engage in community awareness and education efforts focused on:
• Mental health literacy
• Reducing the stigma of mental health diagnosis and treatment
• Encouraging community members to prioritize mental wellness
• Programs reducing barriers to access evidence-based, culturally appropriate mental healthcare

Updated grant application information will be available on this page at a later date.

United Way staff worked closely with Union County residents and stakeholders to create an impact strategy specific to the Union County region. The Union County grant process will continue to use this impact strategy and maintain focus on strengthening and supporting work in the impact areas of Education, Economic Opportunity, and Healthcare.

Within these impact areas, the following specific service areas are identified as high priorities:
• Childhood Literacy and Mentoring Programs for Youth
• Afterschool and Vocational Support for the Intellectual/Development Disability community
• Housing Stability
• Food Security (access to affordable fresh and healthy foods)

Updated grant application information will be available on this page at a later date.

Since Unite Charlotte’s launch in 2016, dozens of grassroots organizations working to build pathways to economic opportunity and address our region's most urgent challenges have received grant funding, capacity-building training and leadership development opportunities in an effort to support their mission and work, increase their impact and grow a more diverse and inclusive pipeline of nonprofit leaders in Charlotte.

Our United Neighborhoods strategy works to change the odds for individuals and families using data-driven decision making.

Grant Opportunities for Neighborhood Work

The 2025 United Neighborhoods grant process will be a closed process, open only to agencies currently funded in a given geography. Agencies currently working in a geography will have the opportunity to re-apply to continue working in the geographies they are currently working in.

Please refer to the United Neighborhoods Information Packet in the Resource Folder below for more details.