United Way of Jackson County
1457 East McAndrews Road
Medford, OR 97504-6107
www.unitedwayofjacksoncounty.org
Contact Person: Dee Anne Everson
Phone: 541-773-5339
Contact E-mail: [email protected]
Program Funding Areas:
Education, income, health and transportation
Geographic Area Served by Grants:
Jackson County
Types of Support Offered:
Operating program funds
Do you fund general operating costs for non-profits? If so, under what conditions?
We grant operating funds only for programs based on outcomes.
Restrictions/ Limitations:
No capital funding, must be a 501(c)3 or other tax exempt organization, must serve critical unmet needs, must serve Jackson County, must be in business for more than two years. Standards are available on the UnitedWayofJacksonCounty.org website.
Application Process:
Applications are accepted every two years for United Way funding, volunteers review applications and conduct site review. Decision timeline is 3 months.
Funding period is July 1 through June 30.
WomenLiving Leadership (WiLL), United Way’s women’s leadership council, offers grants annually for innovative and creative programs helping women and children in transition. Grants are due in December and funding begins in February.
Preferred contact from potential grantees:
Email or phone.
The United Way of Jackson County continues to refine its grant process. Please review their website for changes in the process prior to submitting a grant proposal.
1457 East McAndrews Road
Medford, OR 97504-6107
www.unitedwayofjacksoncounty.org
Contact Person: Dee Anne Everson
Phone: 541-773-5339
Contact E-mail: [email protected]
Program Funding Areas:
Education, income, health and transportation
Geographic Area Served by Grants:
Jackson County
Types of Support Offered:
Operating program funds
Do you fund general operating costs for non-profits? If so, under what conditions?
We grant operating funds only for programs based on outcomes.
Restrictions/ Limitations:
No capital funding, must be a 501(c)3 or other tax exempt organization, must serve critical unmet needs, must serve Jackson County, must be in business for more than two years. Standards are available on the UnitedWayofJacksonCounty.org website.
Application Process:
Applications are accepted every two years for United Way funding, volunteers review applications and conduct site review. Decision timeline is 3 months.
Funding period is July 1 through June 30.
WomenLiving Leadership (WiLL), United Way’s women’s leadership council, offers grants annually for innovative and creative programs helping women and children in transition. Grants are due in December and funding begins in February.
Preferred contact from potential grantees:
Email or phone.
The United Way of Jackson County continues to refine its grant process. Please review their website for changes in the process prior to submitting a grant proposal.
