United Cherokee Aniyunwiya Nation

United Cherokee Aniyunwiya Nation is a non-profit organization based in Guntersville, Alabama, that has established itself as a prime recipient of federal grant awards through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, specifically via the Office of Community Services. The organization is registered in SAM.gov and maintains an active presence in the federal grants landscape, having received continuous funding since 2021. As a non-profit entity serving the Cherokee community, United Cherokee Aniyunwiya Nation leverages federal grant programs to address critical social and economic needs within the populations it serves.

United Cherokee Aniyunwiya Nation has consistently received federal grant funding through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and related infrastructure supplementation programs administered by the Office of Community Services. Since 2021, the organization has been awarded multiple cycles of LIHEAP Formula Grants, which provide resources to assist eligible low-income households in meeting home energy costs, including utility payments and weatherization services. In addition to LIHEAP grants, the organization has received LIHEAP Infrastructure Supplement (LIEI) Block Grants, which support broader infrastructure-related initiatives for energy assistance delivery. The award history demonstrates a sustained commitment to this service area, with the organization receiving awards for fiscal years 2022 through 2026, with documented funding amounts including a $105,872 award in 2022. All grants have been provided by the Office of Community Services through formula and block grant mechanisms, enabling the organization to deliver comprehensive energy assistance and home energy-related services to low-income populations in Alabama. The organization appears to work as a direct prime awardee with no identified sub-contractors in the provided award documentation.