Requirements
- Submit an application for funding, provide all required documentation, and comply with all of United Way’s Community Investment procedures
- Maintain status as a non-profit charitable organization and operate in a manner which will not jeopardize tax deductibility under state and federal law, and the exemption under federal, estate, and gift tax laws
- Be governed by an unpaid Board of Directors that meets at least four times annually
- Maintain sound financial operations based on a defined budget
- Seek appropriate opportunities to collaborate with other agencies, both public and private
- Provide direct health and human services for Washington County residents
- Clearly measure outcomes that advance United Way’s community goals
Ineligible Applicants
- Exist solely for cultural, artistic, political, or religious purposes
- Limit program services based on religious affiliation
Expectations
All agencies receiving funding from United Way must sign a Funded Partner Agreement, which includes the following responsibilities:
- Assure funds are used to achieve desired results as outlined in the program application
- Support United Way of Washington County’s fundraising campaign
- Provide current program information to IMPACT 2-1-1
- Prepare and submit requested financial and program reports resulting from the delivery of funded services on a schedule defined by United Way
- Attend United Way Funded Partner Agency Meetings
- Comply with the USA PATRIOT ACT and other counter-terrorism laws
United Way of Washington County’s Board of Directors reserves the right to make all final funding decisions.