Animal Welfare Grants
Our grant program helps participating animal welfare organizations fund the care and services their communities need.
Investing in Animal Welfare
United 4 Animals is committed to supporting participating 501(c)(3) animal welfare organizations through an annual grant distribution program.
Funds raised through United 4 Animals are distributed to participating organizations according to a defined distribution model designed to provide meaningful support while considering the individual needs and circumstances of each participating organization.
How Our Grants Work
United 4 Animals raises funds through community support, donations, and fundraising efforts — every contribution strengthens the program.
Grants are distributed one time annually among participating 501(c)(3) animal welfare organizations in the specified region.
How Grant Funds Are Distributed
100% of all proceeds are divided equally among the 70 participating rescue organizations.
Supporting Organizations Based on Need
Organization Size: Funding considerations take into account the size of participating organizations when determining the committee-determined portion of the grant distribution.
Financial Need: Financial need is considered when determining the distribution of the remaining portion of net earnings to ensure meaningful support where it matters most.
Organizational Stability: The long-term stability of the organization is also considered, helping to ensure grant funds are directed toward organizations positioned to sustain their animal welfare work.
Annual Grant Distribution
Grants are distributed one time annually to participating organizations according to the United 4 Animals grant distribution model.
Your Support Helps Strengthen Animal Welfare
When our community comes together to support United 4 Animals, those funds can help participating animal welfare organizations continue the important work they do for animals.
Questions About Our Grant Program? We're happy to answer your questions about the United 4 Animals grant program.