We LIVE UNITED to improve the organized capacity of people to care for one another. Creating opportunities for a better life for all by advancing the common good through collaborative community action.
United Way of Hopkinsville and Christian County Inc. centers its funding on local agencies that deliver basic human needs, youth development, senior services, disability supports, and emergency or medical relief. The grant list shows a pattern of repeated operating support to the same community providers over multiple years, with allocations reaching well into five figures for core agency support. Among the largest recipients, Aaron Mcneil House received grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025, while the Salvation Army also received three consecutive annual awards. Those recurring awards point to a funding approach built around sustaining local service infrastructure rather than one-time project bets. The organization’s stated aim is to improve the organized capacity of people to care for one another and to create opportunities for a better life through collaborative community action. In practice, that means backing nonprofits that meet immediate household needs and keep essential community services available. Hopkinsville-based organizations appear throughout the grants list, including the Hopkinsville Family YMCA, Boys & Girls Club, and Sanctuary Inc., reflecting a strong emphasis on place-based support for agencies serving residents across Christian County.
Basic human needs are a major part of the portfolio. The foundation gave $74,415 in 2023, $72,219 in 2024, and $66,441 in 2025 to the Salvation Army in Hopkinsville for agency support, aligning with its focus on food, shelter, and emergency assistance. Youth development is also present through support for community-serving institutions. Hopkinsville Family YMCA received $45,924 in 2023, $47,051 in 2024, and $43,287 in 2025, again as agency support. For disability-related services, the Boys & Girls Club received $45,763 in 2023, $41,064 in 2024, and $37,779 in 2025. Medical emergency and disaster relief also appears through the American Red Cross, which received $32,012 in 2023, $31,755 in 2024, and $29,215 in 2025.
Typical awards are moderate and recurring: the p25 grant size is $7,737, the median is $15,994, and the p75 is $42,239. The recent grants show repeated annual support to the same agencies across 2023, 2024, and 2025, suggesting a steady allocation model rather than isolated one-time gifts. Grants are directed to nonprofit agencies and community-based organizations. The structure is local and agency-oriented, with annual allocations reviewed through the member-agency process.
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Most grants fall between $8K and $42K, with a median of $16K.
25th Percentile
$8K
Median
$16K
75th Percentile
$42K
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Giving is overwhelmingly local and entirely in-state: 100% of grants went to recipients in Kentucky. Hopkinsville accounts for most recipient locations, including multiple awards to agencies there. Bowling Green appears as another recipient city through Kentucky Legal Aid. The active grant program description also points to Christian County service funding, indicating a county-centered distribution of support.
It supports nonprofit agencies and community-based organizations that provide basic human needs, youth development, senior services, disability supports, medical emergency or disaster relief, and community advocacy. The recent grants show agency support to local service providers rather than individual recipients.
The same organizations appear in multiple years. Aaron Mcneil House, the Salvation Army, Hopkinsville Family YMCA, Boys & Girls Club, American Red Cross, Sanctuary Inc., Meals on Wheels, Kentucky Legal Aid, Dyslexia Association of the Pennyri, and Pennyrile Children's Advocacy Cente all received repeated awards across 2023, 2024, and/or 2025.
The p25 grant size is $7,737, the median is $15,994, and the p75 is $42,239. That spread shows a mix of smaller operating awards and larger allocations to core local agencies.
Its giving is local and fully concentrated in Kentucky. All 41 grants in the recipient country distribution were in the US, and 100% of grants went to recipients in Kentucky.
It uses annual allocations to member agencies, with yearly re-application and review through an allocation process. The grants are described as agency support, with emphasis on general operating and organizational capacity strengthening.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Current and upcoming funding from United Way of Hopkinsville and Christian County that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Local nonprofit agencies serving Christian County that meet United Way membership standards for governance, ethics, financial management, and operations. Agencies typically re-apply annually and are assessed by the Allocation Committee.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AARON MCNEIL HOUSE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $87,000 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SALVATION ARMY | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $67,750 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $44,345 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| PENNYRILE ALLIED COMMUNITY SERVICES | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $43,665 | 2026 | — |
| AMERICAN RED CROSS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $35,105 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $34,616 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SANCTUARY INC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $19,762 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| KENTUCKY LEGAL AID | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $17,011 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $12,833 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| CHRISTIAN COUNTY RESCUE TEAM INC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $11,539 | 2026 | — |
| PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $7,816 | 2026 | — |
| TRACE INDUSTRIES | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $7,146 | 2026 | — |
| ARMED SERVICES YMCA | FT CAMPBELL, KY | $7,117 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| ST LUKE FREE CLINIC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $6,364 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| LITERACY COUNCIL | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $5,512 | 2026 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AARON MCNEIL HOUSE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $86,495 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SALVATION ARMY | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $66,441 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $43,287 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $37,779 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AMERICAN RED CROSS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $29,215 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SANCTUARY INC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $25,495 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| MEALS ON WHEELS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $14,887 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| KENTUCKY LEGAL AID | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $14,212 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $11,839 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $9,794 | 2025 | — |
| ST LUKE FREE CLINIC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $6,342 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| LITERACY COUNCIL | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $5,774 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| ARMED SERVICES YMCA | FT CAMPBELL, KY | $5,677 | 2025 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AARON MCNEIL HOUSE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $94,016 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SALVATION ARMY | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $72,219 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $47,051 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $41,064 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AMERICAN RED CROSS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $31,755 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SANCTUARY INC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $27,712 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| MEALS ON WHEELS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $16,182 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| KENTUCKY LEGAL AID | BOWLING GREEN, KY | $15,448 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $12,869 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $10,646 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| ST LUKE FREE CLINIC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $6,893 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| LITERACY COUNCIL | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $6,276 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| ARMED SERVICES YMCA | FT CAMPBELL, KY | $6,171 | 2024 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AARON MCNEIL HOUSE | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $97,872 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SALVATION ARMY | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $74,415 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $45,924 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $45,763 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| AMERICAN RED CROSS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $32,012 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| SANCTUARY INC | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $27,088 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| MEALS ON WHEELS | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $17,958 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| KENTUCKY LEGAL AID | BOWLING GREEN, KY | $15,805 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
| DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI | HOPKINSVILLE, KY | $14,863 | 2023 | AGENCY SUPPORT |
AARON MCNEIL HOUSE
$87,000AGENCY SUPPORT
SALVATION ARMY
$67,750AGENCY SUPPORT
HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA
$44,345AGENCY SUPPORT
PENNYRILE ALLIED COMMUNITY SERVICES
$43,665AMERICAN RED CROSS
$35,105AGENCY SUPPORT
SANCTUARY INC
$19,762AGENCY SUPPORT
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
$17,011AGENCY SUPPORT
DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI
$12,833AGENCY SUPPORT
CHRISTIAN COUNTY RESCUE TEAM INC
$11,539PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE
$7,816TRACE INDUSTRIES
$7,146ARMED SERVICES YMCA
$7,117AGENCY SUPPORT
ST LUKE FREE CLINIC
$6,364AGENCY SUPPORT
LITERACY COUNCIL
$5,512AGENCY SUPPORT
AARON MCNEIL HOUSE
$86,495AGENCY SUPPORT
SALVATION ARMY
$66,441AGENCY SUPPORT
HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA
$43,287AGENCY SUPPORT
AMERICAN RED CROSS
$29,215AGENCY SUPPORT
SANCTUARY INC
$25,495AGENCY SUPPORT
MEALS ON WHEELS
$14,887AGENCY SUPPORT
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
$14,212AGENCY SUPPORT
DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI
$11,839AGENCY SUPPORT
PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE
$9,794ST LUKE FREE CLINIC
$6,342AGENCY SUPPORT
LITERACY COUNCIL
$5,774AGENCY SUPPORT
ARMED SERVICES YMCA
$5,677AGENCY SUPPORT
AARON MCNEIL HOUSE
$94,016AGENCY SUPPORT
SALVATION ARMY
$72,219AGENCY SUPPORT
HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA
$47,051AGENCY SUPPORT
AMERICAN RED CROSS
$31,755AGENCY SUPPORT
SANCTUARY INC
$27,712AGENCY SUPPORT
MEALS ON WHEELS
$16,182AGENCY SUPPORT
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
$15,448AGENCY SUPPORT
DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI
$12,869AGENCY SUPPORT
PENNYRILE CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTE
$10,646AGENCY SUPPORT
ST LUKE FREE CLINIC
$6,893AGENCY SUPPORT
LITERACY COUNCIL
$6,276AGENCY SUPPORT
ARMED SERVICES YMCA
$6,171AGENCY SUPPORT
AARON MCNEIL HOUSE
$97,872AGENCY SUPPORT
SALVATION ARMY
$74,415AGENCY SUPPORT
HOPKINSVILLE FAMILY YMCA
$45,924AGENCY SUPPORT
AMERICAN RED CROSS
$32,012AGENCY SUPPORT
SANCTUARY INC
$27,088AGENCY SUPPORT
MEALS ON WHEELS
$17,958AGENCY SUPPORT
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
$15,805AGENCY SUPPORT
DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNYRI
$14,863AGENCY SUPPORT