New Funding Applicants Eligibility Requirements (2008-10)
All NEW programs (from agencies not currently funded) interested in applying for United Way of Kenosha County Basic Needs focus area of funding must qualify by meeting all of the eligibility criteria. Please send all of the required documents (see eligibility criteria) by mail or drop off in person at United Way by July 11, 2008. To participate, you must register your agency online. Just click on the "register an agency" link to get started. United Way will review your request and send approval by email. You will then be given access to complete an online application. Please direct any questions to Crista Kruse.

United Way of Kenosha County Basic Needs Funding Application (2008-10)
(for viewing purposes only) The 2008-10 funding application is available beginning May 27, 2008. This link allows you to download a pdf file containing the contents of the web-based funding application packet. All applications must apply using the online system. All programs applying for funding must be aligned with the 2008-10 Basic Needs funding objectives and outcomes. Information referenced in the funding objectives and outcomes can be found in the Kenosha County Healthy People 2010 Annual Report.

Funding Application and Outcome Measurement Workshop
An application and outcome measurement workshop will be held on Wednesday,June 11, 2008 from 8:30 - 10:30 am at Gateway Technical College's BioCatt Center (Room 120) for all local non-profit staff interested in applying for United Way funding. The first part of the session will cover important application details and deadlines. The second portion of the workshop will be co-facilitated by Jennifer Madore and Jeff Weiss from Kenosha County Human Services and will cover how to identify and measure meaningful outcomes. Contact Maegan Pitts to register for this workshop.

Outcome Based Measurement Resources
This link will lead you to the Kenosha County Department of Human Services outcome based measurement resource page. Here you will find a list of informative and helpful websites that provide some useful tools that can take you through the development of a program logic model and how measure outcomes.

Center for Community Partnerships
This link will lead you to the Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. The CCP offers quality, lifelong learning programs and services by connecting the resources of UW Parkside with the priorties of southeastern Wisconsin.They focus on mobilizing student, faculty and staff talent in the areas of: Community Dialogues; Community Based Scholarship and Nonprofit Development and Professional and Continuing Educaction.