Strong Nonprofits Build Strong Communities
Connecting people, organizations, volunteers, and resources
UWCT works alongside health and human-service organizations serving Temple, Belton, Salado, Little River-Academy, Rogers, Troy, Cameron, Bartlett, and other Central Texas communities. Together, we strengthen the network of support available to local individuals and families.
Four Ways to Connect
Start with the resource that fits your goal
COMMUNITY RESOURCE NAVIGATION
Find Help Through 2-1-1
Trained specialists connect callers with food, utilities, health care, shelter, counseling, senior services, child care, disaster resources, and more—24/7 and in many languages.
CALL 2-1-1 LEARN MORE
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Explore Funding Resources
Learn about UWCT's investment process, access the e-CImpact agency portal, and prepare your organization for future funding opportunities.
The 2026 cycle is closed. Future dates have not yet been published.
GRANT INFORMATION AGENCY PORTAL
VOLUNTEER CONNECTION
Find or Request Volunteers
Individuals can register to serve and explore ongoing opportunities. Nonprofit agencies can request volunteer support for eligible projects and UWCT initiatives.
REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER HUBFUNDED COMMUNITY NETWORK
Meet UWCT Community Partners
Explore the organizations currently published as UWCT funded community partners and the network serving Central Texas residents.
The public partner page is currently labeled as the 2025 funded-partner list.
VIEW COMMUNITY PARTNERSCurrent 2026 Opportunity
Submit a Day of Caring project
Nonprofit and community organizations may request volunteer assistance for the October 2, 2026 Day of Caring. Project submissions are due September 11, 2026.
SUBMIT A PROJECT VIEW DAY OF CARINGOur Role in the Nonprofit Ecosystem
More connection. Better coordination. Greater impact.
Link residents, agencies, businesses, volunteers, and service providers.
Support aligned programs through a volunteer-led community investment process.
Bring volunteers, workplaces, donors, and partners together around meaningful action.
Encourage shared learning, accountable impact, and long-term community relationships.
Monthly Community Connections
Build relationships before the community needs them
UWCT lists Community Connections as a recurring opportunity on the third Wednesday of each month. Nonprofits, service providers, businesses, and community leaders can share information, learn about resources, and strengthen referral relationships.
ASK ABOUT COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GET UWCT UPDATESFrequently Asked Questions
Finding the right connection
I need help with a basic need. Where do I start?
Call 2-1-1. Specialists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can connect callers with appropriate community resources.
Is the Community Investment Grant open?
No. The published 2026 cycle has concluded, and future-cycle dates have not yet been posted.
Can my nonprofit request volunteers?
Yes. Visit the Volunteer page for project-request information. Eligible organizations may also submit a 2026 Day of Caring project before September 11.
Who should I contact with partnership questions?
Contact UWCT at 254-778-8616 or info@uwct.org.
Better connections create stronger community solutions
Connect with UWCT about nonprofit partnerships, volunteer support, community resources, funding information, or opportunities to collaborate.
CONTACT UWCT CALL 2-1-1 FOR HELP