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Announcing Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine 2012

In the winter of 2009 The Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven and United Way of Greater New Haven launched Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine, a community effort to raise and distribute funds to meet im

Investments that Deliver Returns on Financial Stability

Submitted by Amy Casavina Hall on November 8, 2011 - 2:25pm

There is great urgency to improve the financial stability of families and individuals in our region right now.

FY 2010-2011 Emergency Food and Shelter Program Investment Process

In anticipation of United Way of Greater New Haven's administration of federal funds under the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program (EFSP) for fiscal year 2011, a competitive application process for New Haven County nonprofits, faith-based, and government agencies is accepting proposals for emergency services program funding.Other organizations such as smaller emerging nonprofits are encouraged to apply in partnership with an eligible 501(c)3 organization that agrees to serve as the fiscal agent for the grant.

Volunteers Drive Impact

The United Way Community Impact Cabinet met on May 17, 2010 at our new offices at 900 Chapel Street to move through a full agenda of community change efforts. The volunteers reviewed the recently made Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine investments, and discussed the information learned from the initiative to better understand the challenges and strengths facing our region. The bottom line: what did we learn from this fundraising, investment, and volunteer effort that will make our work and this community stronger?

Application and Instructions

2010 Community Investment Application

Please read all of the information provided on the 2010 community investment process before submitting an application.

The 2010 community investment process is a competitive RFP process open to organizations that:

Are incorporated 501(c)3 organizations or have contracted with a fiduciary
Serve residents in our twelve-town service area (Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford, Hamden, Madison, New Haven, North Branford, North Haven, Orange, West Haven, Woodbridge)
Can demonstrate their program’s alignment with the UWGNH desired results and strategies in the areas of Success By Six and Income, and how the people they serve will be better off as a result of services funded by UWGNH

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Resources

As eCImpact does not allow you to see the applications in their entirety, we have developed Success By 6 and Income primers to help you successfully complete your application: