Partner Agencies

• American Red Cross, Delaware County Chapter - $37,895: Disaster preparedness and response.
• Andrews House - $4,000: Summer lunch program for youth and adults
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Association of Central Ohio - $41,277: Youth mentoring.
• Common Ground Free Store - $29,514: Meals, clothing, and household items to families in Delaware County.
• Delaware City Schools - $4,000: Woodward Family Resource Center backpack food program
• Delaware City Schools Family Resource Center - $60,172: Improve student academic outcomes through a family resource center.
• Delaware Speech & Hearing Center - $108,143: Speech, language pathology services for all ages.
• Family Promise of Delaware County - $60,124: Emergency, short-term housing for homeless families and job skills/readiness programming and support.
• Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland - $24,577: Delaware County Girl Leadership Programming
• Grace Clinic of Delaware County - $126,343: Affordable and accessible healthcare to both unemployed and underemployed without health insurance.
• Heart of Ohio Homeless Shelter - $31,567: Safe shelter, basic necessities, and opportunity to regain self-sufficiency for homeless individuals and families.
• HelpLine of Delaware & Morrow Counties - $140,888: Information and referral services and disaster volunteer coordination.
• HelpLine of Delaware & Morrow Counties - $10,000: Removal of barriers to accessing food pantries and congregate dinning sites
• Liberty Community Center - $168,644.00: Early childhood education plan, for Delaware's most at-risk children.
• Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio - $126,671 : Balanced meals to Delaware County families facing food insecurity.
• Maryhaven - $79,780: Substance abuse counseling and treatment.
• Ohio Wesleyan University, Department of Health and Human Kinetics - $15,360: Teaches individuals & families skills to cook healthy on a budget
• People in Need - $73,984: Emergency assistance
• People In Need - $70,000: Food pantry
• Salvation Army - $185,466: Homeless prevention and supportive housing
• Salvation Army - $10,000: Food Pantry
• Salvation Army - $110,000: Crisis response to victims of human trafficking.
• SourcePoint - $120,157: Meals delivered to homebound residents under age 60.
• Turning Point - $132,524: Assistance, shelter and advocacy for victims of domestic violence.
• William Street United Methodist Church - $6,000: School-year backpack food program

Funding Eligibility

United Way of Delaware County requires all agency/organization/group applicants to take the allocations eligibility quiz. If the organization qualifies through the eligibility quiz, applicants will automatically receive a brief letter of intent (LOI) via email regarding the proposed program that will include a due date for the allocations process.

Currently, our allocations process is closed for FY18.