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DOES YOUR NON-PROFIT AGENCY PLAN TO APPLY FOR UWTVA ALLOCATIONS?
Has your agency received funds from UWTVA in the last five years?
If so, click to download UWTVA's Funding Proposal Forms and Eligibility Standards and Agency Compliance.
Is your nonprofit agency interested in applying to receive funding from the United Way of the Tri-Valley Area and
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Have not ever applied for UWTVA Allocations, or
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Have not applied in the last five years?
If so, please click here for compliance and eligibility materials.
Community Partner Six-Month Report Form
Visit this link to view the list of programs, offered by local non-profit health and human service organizations, that were funded by the United Way of the Tri-Valley Area during 2011. Interested in the impact that our Community Partners are having in Greater Franklin County regionally? Click here for the latest reports!
New! Venture Grant Awards
UWTVA is pleased to announce the award of two $5,000 Venture Grants in 2011. Congratulations to New Beginnings which provides services to homeless youth in Greater Franklin County, and Safe Voices, which advocates for those impacted by domestic violence. New Beginnings sought and received funding to expand the age group it serves to 24 years of age. Safe Voices sought and received funding to explore the feasibility of opening a domestic violence shelter in Franklin County.
Check out our archive of current and historic Partner Profiles to get a deeper sense of all of the tremendous work being done by Community Partners locally. There are also a number of articles that spotlight many of the community building initiatives happening here in Greater Franklin County.
Community Initiatives:
Western Maine CA$H Coalition
Learn more about this free tax prep program today!
Community Energy Challenge
Learn more about this local weatherization initiative- the Window Panel Project!
The Pantry Project
The United Way and HealthReach RSVP are teaming up to stock the shelves of area food pantries.
The Early Childhood Initiatives Team
Interested in advocating for children and families of Greater Franklin County? Click here to learn more about the Early Childhood Initiatives Team in Greater Franklin County.
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program
The EFSP is administered locally by the United Way of the Tri-Valley Area. To learn more about EFSP and the local food pantries that participate in the program, click the link above.
Need Help?
Call 211 or visit here for more community resources.