Several Georgetown nonprofits recently received grants from United Way for Great Austin.
“United Way for Greater Austin awarded a total of $2.2 million in strategic grants to 68 nonprofits in Travis and Williamson counties,” according to a press release from United Way for Greater Austin. “The recipients represent a diverse set of community leaders collectively serving over 13,000 local children and families in the areas of education, health, and financial stability.”
Among the Georgetown nonprofits who received grants are:
- Boys & Girls Club of Georgetown – $15,000
- Faith in Action Georgetown – $10,000
- Literacy Council of Williamson County – $20,000
- Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet Counties – $20,000
- ROCK Ride On Center for Kids – $10,000
- The Georgetown Project – $20,000
- Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center – $20,000
- Wonders and Worries – $10,000
“We are grateful to every donor who makes these strategic investments in our region possible,” said David C. Smith, CEO of United Way for Greater Austin. “Every dollar goes a long way to ensure everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential. United Way is proud to support and work with such outstanding partners, and we look forward to changing lives the only way we know how: United.”
The Williamson County grants awarded support nonprofits who address needs in education, health and financial stability, United Way for Greater Austin said.
“As part of the grant selection process, United Way partnered with community members representing Travis and Williamson counties to review applications,” according to United Way for Greater Austin. “Each proposal was reviewed by at least three different community members.”
You can see a full list of grantees and learn more about the grants from United Way for Greater Austin by clicking here.
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