COVID-19 Community Response Fund Grant Application — United Way Salt Lake
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Applications for Grants From the COVID-19 Community Response Fund Are Now Closed 

 

At this time, we are not accepting applications for the COVID-19 Community Response Fund. Please check back in the coming weeks and months for additional opportunities for COVID-response funding.

Grant Distribution Details

Average grant size is likely between $10,000 and $20,000, but will vary (and could be lower) based on number of applications, emerging needs, and donations to the Fund. Applications will be reviewed and grants awarded on a rolling basis and can be submitted at any time. This is a competitive grant process, and submitting an application in no way guarantees funding.

There are multiple United Ways in Utah participating in the Fund, and this application process only pertains to UWSL’s service area which includes Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, and Tooele Counties. Please contact other United Ways directly to learn about their process for Fund grants in their service areas.

Is Your Organization Eligible?

The Fund is open to organizations that are addressing the disproportionate health and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

To apply for a COVID-19 grant from UWSL, eligibility requirements include the following:

· Must serve Utahns in Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, or Tooele counties.
· Must have 501(c)3 status.
· Must have current or emerging efforts to address the health and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Fund is designed to support organizations whose COVID-19 response is prioritizing any of the following:
· Immigrants, regardless of status
· Communities of color
· People with limited English language proficiency
· People living with a disability
· Seniors and others with high COVID-19 risk factors
· People earning less than a living wage
· People without health insurance
· People experiencing child care-related hardships
· People experiencing homelessness or housing instability
· Communities left out of federal and local stimulus support
· Ideas and innovations that enable more people to respond to community needs

If you have questions, please reach out to emily.burt@uw.org.

Does your organization need added capacity and innovative solutions during the COVID-19 pandemic? Learn more about the University of Utah’s Hope Corps program and apply for a student to work with you.

 

 

Learn More

Recipients of United Way of Salt Lake COVID-19 Fund Grants

American Red Cross
Asian Association of Utah Logo
Al Huda Islamic Center
comunidades-unidas logo
4th street clinic logo
Jewish Family Service
Latino Behavioral Health Services logo
Maliheh Free Clinic
Nami Utah
Open Doors Utah
Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources logo
Utahans Against Hunger Logo
Utah Pacific Islander Civic Engagement Coalition
Salt Lake County Youth Services
salvation army
South Valley Sanctuary

There are multiple United Ways in Utah participating in the Fund, and this application process and these grantees only reflect UWSL’s service area which includes Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, and Tooele Counties. Please contact other United Ways directly to learn about their process for Fund grants in their service areas.

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