Funded Partners
Granite United Way Strategic Investments
Granite United Way works with corporate partners, individual donors and organizations to encourage collaboration in strategic initiatives throughout the year. Some of our recent partnerships are featured below.
Granite United Way Announces Responsive Grant Opportunities
Granite United Way's Board of Directors has announced its new, responsive grant making. Granite United Way is launching its responsive grant funding process.
Aligning with its Strategic Plan, Granite United Way will now be offering nonprofits an opportunity to access responsive funding three times per year with grants ranging from $1,000 - $10,000 each cycle. Certified 501(c)3 organizations, or organizations with a fiscal sponsor, can apply for qualification status and apply for funding in all 7 of the regions Granite United Way serves. General grant funding is intended to support programs that enable individuals and communities to Learn, Earn and Be Healthy.
The first round of responsive grant funded has been completed. The full press release can be viewed here.
The next opportunity for requests for proposals is anticipated to be February 2025. Information will be posted on this site for nonprofits to participate in the process.
Have a question specifci to your region? Reach out to one of our team members in your area:
Central Region: Scoop Welch at scoop.welch@graniteuw.org
Greater Seacoast Region: Kerry Folkins at kerry.folkins@graniteuw.org
Merrimack County Region: Scoop Welch at scoop.welch@graniteuw.org
North Country Region: Nanci Carney at nanci.carney@graniteuw.org
Northern NH Region: Laura Boucher at laura.boucher@graniteuw.org
Southern Region: KR Epstein at kr.epstein@graniteuw.org
Upper Valley Region: Katie Berndsen at katie.berndsen@graniteuw.org
Granite United Way First Round of Funded Partners
Our Community Impact Committee volunteers congratulate the first round of responsive grant partners. Our volunteers have distributed over $300,000 to local organizations and look forward working with each of these partners this round. Thank you to each of our applicants for their inspiring and thoughtful requests for funding.
A Place for Us
CASA of NH
Circle Program
Community Caregivers of Greater Derry
Concord Coalition to End Homelessness
Connecticut Valley Addiction Recovery
Copper Cannon Camp
COVER Home Repair
Dover Adult Learning Center
Fair Tide
Families in Transition
Family Promise of Greater Concord
Friends of Aine
Friends of Veterans
Girls at Work, Inc
Girls, Inc. of New Hampshire
Grafton County Senior Citizens Council
Granite State Children's Alliance
Hartford Community Restorative Justice Center
Harvest Christian Fellowship
HAVEN Violence Prevention and Support
Hope on Haven Hill, Inc.
Isaiah 58 New Hampshire
Jobs For America's Graduates (JAG)
Kingston Children's Center
Kingswood Youth Center
Lakes Region Mental Health Center
Little Blessings Child Care
Maynard House Upper Valley Hostel, Inc.
New Neighbor Connections
Pemi Youth Center
Pittsfield Youth Workshop
Project S.T.O.R.Y.
Queerlective
Rockingham Nutrition and Meals on Wheels
Seacoast Community School
Second Start
Spartan Learning Commons
Special Needs Support Center of the Upper Valley
St. Joseph Community Services, Inc. Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County
Tapply-Thompson Community Center
The Bridge Project
The Family Resource Center
The Friendly Kitchen
The Friends Program, Inc.
The Loading Dock
Thrive Survivor Support Center
Tri-Valley Transit
Turning Point Recovery Center of Springfield, Vermont Inc.
Upper Valley Haven
Valley Court Diversion Programs
Waystation
White Horse Recovery
Willing Hands Enterprises
Windsor County Mentors