Things to Know Before Applying for an Orrville Area United Way Grant
We are grateful for our partnerships with nonprofits that serve the Dalton, Marshallville, and Orrville area. Although a large part of our identity is granting funds, to us, being a partner goes well beyond providing a check. We look for ways to promote our partners, experience the hands-on work being done through inSITE visits (Supporting Impact Through Engagement), and connect our partners to businesses, the community, and other nonprofits.
Below are expected requirements and guidelines for an Orrville Area United Way partner. Please review these documents carefully to determine if applying for partnership with Orrville Area United Way is right for your agency.
- Sustaining Grant Eligibility Requirements and Program Funding Guidelines
- Sustaining Grant Memorandum of Agreement
- Special Grant Eligibility Requirements and Program Funding Guidelines
- Special Grant Memorandum of Agreement
- Partner Agency Attendance Expectations
Further Together Special Grant Opportunity
Orrville Area United Way is excited to offer the Further Together Grant this summer, designed to support programs that make a measurable impact in our community. Details are being finalized, and more information will be available soon. Please check back for updates on eligibility and how to apply.
Sustaining Grant Application Process
The 2025 Orrville Area United Way grant application period is now closed. Our 2026 grant release meeting will be held in the summer of 2025. Attendance at this meeting by an agency representative is required to be eligible for an Orrville Area United Way grant. Please note that late grant submissions will not be accepted.
To apply for grants or access year-end reporting, please visit our nonprofit portal.