Boeing Employee Community Fund – Utah Chapter Grants (2026)
Employee-Funded Grants Supporting Health and Human Services Programs in Northern Utah
Organization: Boeing Employee Community Fund (ECF) – Utah Chapter
Support Type: Charitable grants
Geographic Focus: Northern Utah
About the Funder
The Employees Community Fund (ECF) of Boeing Utah is a worker-led charitable fund supported by recurring payroll contributions from Boeing employees. Through these contributions, employees pool their resources to support nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives of individuals and families throughout Northern Utah.
The Utah Chapter focuses on funding programs that strengthen families, increase economic stability, expand access to essential services, and respond to urgent community needs. By combining small monthly donations, Boeing employees are able to provide meaningful financial support to nonprofits delivering direct assistance in the communities where they live and work.
What This Program Supports
The Utah Chapter primarily supports Health and Human Services nonprofits delivering direct services to individuals and families.
Priority is given to programs that provide direct client benefits, ensuring that employee contributions directly support those most in need.
Examples of supported programs include:
- Food banks and hunger relief initiatives
- Job training and workforce development programs
- Homeless shelters and transitional housing programs
- Mental health and behavioral health services
- Low-income medical clinics and healthcare access programs
- Emergency assistance and crisis response services
The grantmaking committee also has the ability to approve funding related to Boeing Employee Disaster Relief Fund initiatives when appropriate.
Eligible Support Types
Funding may support:
- Direct-service health and human services programs
- Programs addressing economic stability and workforce readiness
- Housing and homelessness services
- Food security and emergency assistance initiatives
- Community programs addressing urgent or emerging needs
Eligibility Requirements
Organizations applying must:
- Be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in good standing
- Have held nonprofit status for at least two years
- Provide services within the Northern Utah region
- Demonstrate clear community need and direct client impact
Organizations must ensure services are accessible to individuals regardless of age, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or ability to pay.
Ineligible Requests
The Boeing Utah ECF does not fund:
- Political organizations or programs
- Religious or sectarian organizations
- Private foundations
- Travel, trips, or tours
- Conferences, seminars, auctions, or fundraising events
- Athletic teams, scouting groups, or sporting events
- Service club projects or third-party initiatives
- Fundraising sponsorships for individuals or groups
The program focuses on direct service nonprofits that provide tangible support to individuals and families.
Funding Amounts
Grant amounts vary depending on available funds and the number of applications received. The program prioritizes projects that deliver direct benefit to community members in Northern Utah.
Timeline & Review
📅 Applications Open: February 1, 2026
⏰ Application Deadline: July 31, 2026
📩 Awards Announced: November 15, 2026
Application Process
Applications must be submitted through Boeing’s SmartSimple (STAR) online grant portal.
Applicants will be required to provide:
- Organization mission statement
- List of governing board members and affiliations
- List of top five highest-paid staff members
- Breakdown of funding sources
- Detailed description of the proposed project
- Explanation of the community need addressed
- Expected outcomes and number of beneficiaries
Required documentation includes:
- Organizational operating budget
- IRS Form 990 or audited financial statements
- Project budget
- IRS determination letter
Organizations that have previously applied for Boeing grants can log into the system to submit a new application.
Apply / Learn More:
➡️ https://www.boeing.com/content/dam/boeing/v2/company/community-engagement/pdf/Utah-ECF.pdf
Why This Opportunity Is a Good Fit
This opportunity is ideal for nonprofits that:
- Serve communities across Northern Utah
- Provide direct client services in health and human services
- Address critical needs such as housing, food security, workforce training, or mental health
- Demonstrate measurable outcomes and community impact
Because the program is funded by Boeing employees, the Utah ECF prioritizes programs that deliver clear, immediate benefit to individuals and families in need.
Corporate Grants Guide Notes
Review Type: Annual competitive grant cycle
Typical Lead Time: Apply several months before program implementation
Best Suited For: Health and human services nonprofits serving Northern Utah communities.