Fostering Impact: Grants Program for Organizations in Ohio (USA)
GrantID: 74437
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $10,000
Summary
A regional grant opportunity is available to support nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the health and well-being of children in underserved communities. This funding is designed to support initiatives that enhance pediatric healthcare access, promote preventive health programs, and address obstacles that often prevent young people from receiving consistent, quality care. The intent is to invest in projects that strengthen clinical services, support family education, and create healthier environments for children to grow and thrive.
Eligible applicants include registered nonprofit organizations that are actively implementing or planning programs focused on pediatric health within designated local or regional areas. This opportunity is not open to individuals or for-profit entities. Geographic eligibility is limited to communities within a specified service area, with preference given to those serving under-resourced or rural neighborhoods.
Funds may be used for a wide range of purposes, including establishing mobile health clinics, purchasing or upgrading medical and educational equipment, conducting community outreach, training healthcare providers, and developing preventive health campaigns. Projects aimed at reaching at-risk youth, reducing disparities in access to care, and promoting health education are of particular interest. Collaborative efforts that bring together community groups, schools, and local health systems are highly encouraged.
Award amounts are typically moderate—enough to allow organizations to implement a pilot program, purchase essential supplies, or extend services to new neighborhoods. The grant is structured as a one-time award rather than ongoing operational funding, with applicants expected to outline how the project will be sustained following the grant period.
Grants are awarded annually, following a competitive application process. Applicants are required to submit proposals that include project objectives, timelines, evaluation plans, and budget outlines. Selection is based on alignment with health priorities, community need, and organizational capacity to deliver measurable impact.
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