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Emerging Priorities Fund

Offered by United Way of Greater Cincinnati

Found automatically on uwgc.org/partner-with-us/emerging-priorities-fund. Check details with the funder before applying.

Who can apply
Tax-exempt nonprofits or nonprofit fiscal sponsors serving low-income residents in United Way's nine-county area.
How much
Up to $2,250,000Total fund of $2.25 million; individual award amounts not specified.
By when
Due Nov 23Opens October 30, 2026Applications due Nov. 23, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. ET. Late applications will not be accepted.
Apply on the funder’s site

Checked Oct 31, 2026

About this grant

United Way of Greater Cincinnati is investing $2.25 million in targeted, time-limited efforts addressing three emerging challenges: Educational Success (early education behavioral/social-emotional needs), Financial Empowerment (food ecosystem capacity), and Housing Security (housing stability assistance). Eligible nonprofits can apply for funding that builds on existing services while contributing to shared learning about effective responses.

Eligibility details

  • Notes: Must be a tax-exempt nonprofit or operate under a nonprofit fiscal sponsor; at least 50% of beneficiaries must live in United Way's nine-county service area; at least 50% of beneficiaries must live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level; proposal must build on existing work and align with one of the three funding priorities.
Nonprofit (501c3)Fiscal Sponsor OK

Topics

Children & YouthEducationFood & HungerHousing & ShelterWorkforce & Employment

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