United Way of Central Texas
Funded Community Partners
Local organizations working every day to improve health, strengthen education, increase financial stability, meet basic needs, and help Central Texas neighbors thrive.
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Current published roster: 2025 funded partners
This directory reflects the partner list currently published by UWCT. The year should be updated only after the next funded-partner roster is officially approved and released.
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United in Purpose
Community impact happens through trusted local relationships
UWCT-funded partners provide direct services, specialized expertise, and community-rooted solutions. Together, this network helps children succeed, supports families in crisis, expands access to health care, addresses hunger and homelessness, strengthens financial stability, and creates pathways toward long-term well-being.
A connected network advancing UWCT's impact areas
HEALTH EDUCATION FINANCIAL STABILITY BASIC NEEDS
Community Partner Directory
Meet the organizations serving Central Texas
Select any partner card to visit that organization's official website and learn more about its programs, eligibility, volunteering, and giving opportunities.
Military Families & Wellness
Armed Services YMCA Killeen
Military-family support, licensed child care, youth development, health and fitness, and programs that strengthen service members and their families.
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Youth Development
Belton Christian Youth Center
After-school care, sports, summer recreation, education, and relationship-based programs for children and working families.
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Veterans & Families
Bring Everyone In the Zone
Peer support, emergency assistance, food support, and resource connections for service members, veterans, and their families.
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Child Advocacy
CASA of Bell & Coryell Counties
Trained volunteer advocacy for children who have experienced abuse or neglect and are involved in the child-welfare system.
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Early Childhood Education
Central Texas 4-C
Head Start education, health, nutrition, disability, mental-health, and family-engagement services for young children and families.
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Youth Support
Central Texas Youth Services
Shelter, transitional living, outreach, education, employment, and support services for vulnerable and unhoused youth.
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Child Safety & Healing
Children's Advocacy Center of Central Texas
Child-focused forensic, advocacy, medical, and therapeutic services for children and families affected by abuse.
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Food & Basic Needs
Churches Touching Lives for Christ
Faith-based assistance offering food, clothing, household support, and compassionate help for neighbors in need.
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Student Success
Communities in Schools of Greater Central Texas
Campus-based support connecting students and families with mentoring, resources, and services that help young people stay in school.
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Emergency Shelter
Cove House Emergency Homeless Shelter
Emergency shelter, food, clothing, employment support, and compassionate assistance for people experiencing homelessness.
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Safety & Shelter
Families in Crisis
Emergency shelter and support for survivors of family violence and sexual assault, veterans, and people experiencing homelessness.
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Family Homelessness
Family Promise of Bell County
Community-based shelter, housing, and stabilization support helping families experiencing homelessness achieve independence.
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Food Access
Food Care Center
Groceries and food assistance provided with dignity and compassion to Killeen-area individuals and families.
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Housing Stability
Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity
Affordable homeownership, home repair, community development, and volunteer-built housing solutions across Central Texas.
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Community Health
Greater Killeen Community Clinic
Accessible health services and care connections for people with limited or no access to traditional medical coverage.
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Food & Family Stability
Helping Hands Ministry of Belton
Food assistance, care ministries, education, advocacy, and relationship-based support that helps neighbors move toward wholeness.
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Community Action
Hill Country Community Action
Nutrition, energy, housing, senior, and family-support programs serving communities throughout the Central Texas region.
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Youth Development
Ralph Wilson Youth Club
Sports, recreation, after-school, and youth-development opportunities that build skills, discipline, and positive relationships.
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Counseling & Family Support
STARRY Counseling
Trauma-informed counseling, family preservation, fatherhood, and support services for children, youth, and families.
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Community Health
Temple Community Clinic
Medical services, health education, and wellness support for eligible uninsured and underinsured adults in Bell County.
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Affordable Housing
Temple Housing Residential Corporation
A Temple-based affordable-housing organization connected with local housing programs and supportive resources that promote resident stability and quality of life.
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Student Mentoring
Temple Wildcat Mentors
One-to-one mentoring relationships that encourage Temple ISD students to make positive choices and reach their potential.
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Basic Needs & Crisis Support
The Salvation Army of Bell County
Food, emergency assistance, shelter, spiritual care, and community programs meeting human needs without discrimination.
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UWCT's community-investment process uses local volunteers and community leaders to examine program proposals, measurable outcomes, community needs, and organizational accountability before funding recommendations move to the Board of Directors.
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