United Way of Williamson County announced the 21 area agencies to receive Community Investment Grants in a July 11 news release.
The selected agencies were chosen from 37 applications requesting more than $1.1 million in funding, according to the release. A total of $460,000 in grants will be distributed.
"This is one of the larger grant requests we've had in a long time," said UWWC Development DIrector Laurie Garza. "More agencies applied this year and they requested more dollars."
Over the course of a 6-month review process community volunteers selected agencies to receive grants based on the how each agency's process aligned with the UWWC's community impact goals in the areas of education, income, health and basic needs, according to the news release. The UWWC board of directors approved final selections and allocation amounts in May.











