Our 2022 Partner Agency support has been finalized!
Below is the list of our 2022 Partner Agencies as well as some answers to questions some donors often have about our partners. Our 2022 Partner Agencies – 22 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS – will be receiving a total of $231,500 in grant funding throughout the year!
What Does it Mean to be a United Way Partner Agency?
Any organization listed as a Partner Agency is an organization that was approved for quarterly grant funding from our United Way. That approval is determined through an application review and interview process, led by the United Way board of directors and multiple community volunteers. The United Way board of directors determines the final grant allocations.
Who Can Apply to be a Partner Agency?
Any LOCAL organization that maintains nonprofit status, that provides programs/services related to education/health/financial stability to local clients, and that completes our annual application process, including the submission of financial statements and documents.
Why Would an Organization NOT be Listed as Partner Agency?
There are only three reasons a local organization would not be listed as a United Way Partner Agency: 1) they did not complete an annual application, 2) they did not meet the requirements to become a partner agency, or 3) the review team and/or United Way board of directors had concerns over the information in the application or financial statements and did not feel comfortable allocating donor dollars to the organization.
2022 Partner Agencies – total of $231,500 allocated for 2021 grant funding
Badgerland After School Enrichment Program (BASE)
Bethel House
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bread and Roses
Catholic Charities
Community Coordinated Child Care, Inc. (4-C)
Conexiones Latinas
Crossroads House of Watertown
Haus of Peace
Jefferson County, Head Start Dental Program
Jefferson County, Incredible Years Parenting Program
Jefferson County Literacy Council
Lake Mills Area School District, Family Connections Program
New Beginnings APFV
Opportunities, Employment Services Program
People Against a Violent Environment (PAVE)
Rainbow Hospice
Rock River Community Clinic
St. Vincent de Paul Fort Atkinson
Watertown Department of Public Health, Talk/Read/Play program
Watertown Family Connections
Whitewater Unified School District, Adult ESL Program
Your Friends In Action
The following LOCAL organizations will also receive grant funding through donor designations totaling $8,196.00:
Hoard Curtis Scout Camp
Studio 84
Girl Scouts of Wisconsin, Badgerland
Dave Gallup Foundation
Fort Atkinson Schools Family Connections Program
Homeless Coalition of Fort Atkinson
Lake Mills School District, Family Connections Program
Parents Cooperative Preschool
The Salvation Army
Watertown Family Aid
Loaves & Fishes
Rock Lake Activity Center
Potawatomi Boy Scout Council
The Fort Atkinson Club Community Center
Kids Konnection (Fort Healthcare)
Whitewater Dream Fund
Whitewater Unified School District, Family Connections program
Whitewater LEADS
Working for Whitewater’s Wellness (W3)
Our United Way will also distribute a total of $25.00 to one other donor-designated United Way office – United Way of Blackhawk Region.
