United Way of Coastal and Western Connecticut

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Quick Stats

  • Annual Giving: Data from the 990 Filing Data section was not available (API fetch failed or timed out)
  • Geographic Focus: Fairfield and Southern Litchfield Counties, Connecticut (27 communities including Bridgeport, Danbury, Norwalk, Stamford, and 23 surrounding towns)
  • Application Method: Fixed deadlines (Impact Philanthropy Grant applications typically due in April)

Contact Details

Funding Priorities

  • Basic needs support for ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) households, including food, housing, utilities, child care, and health care
  • Health programmes addressing wellness and health care access
  • Education initiatives and child care support
  • Financial stability programmes
  • Civic engagement and community-building through grassroots organisations
  • Social equity initiatives, particularly reentry/reintegration and youth education/recreation programmes for communities affected by the War on Drugs

What They Don't Fund

  • Organisations outside the 27 communities in Fairfield and Southern Litchfield Counties, Connecticut
  • Programmes not aligned with health, education, or financial stability focus areas
  • For Social Equity Council grants: organisations unable to accept funding from cannabis tax revenue

Application Process & Timeline

Applications are accepted through the e-CImpact online portal. The Impact Philanthropy Grant Program typically opens in March with applications due in April. The process includes:

  1. Review the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) and grant guidelines
  2. Attend an information session
  3. Register/login to e-CImpact and submit application by the deadline

Multiple grant programmes are available including:

  • Impact Philanthropy Grant Program (Basic Needs Grant and Community Catalyst Grant)
  • City of Danbury Social Service Grants (administered in partnership with the City of Danbury since 2009)
  • Social Equity Council Grants (in partnership with Connecticut Social Equity Council)

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