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Community Grants is sponsored by Samaritan Health Services. Social Accountability Grants for community health projects benefiting youth, including at-risk youth and children with disabilities.
Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt:
Social Accountability Grants - Samaritan Health Services Billing Process – FAQ & Resources Visiting Samaritan Locations Visiting a Samaritan Hospital FAQ Preparing for Clinic Visit Preparing for Telehealth Visit Samaritan Hospital Gift Shops Community Health Education Workshops Health Seminars & Recordings Advance Directives & POLST Forms Recognize a Samaritan Employee Walk-in, Same-day & Virtual Care Fitness & Sports Performance Infectious Disease & Travel Medicine Mental Health & Behavioral Health Pulmonary Care & Rehabilitation Walk-in, Same-day & Virtual Care Research & Clinical Trials Current Clinical Research Institutional Review Board Career Development at Samaritan Patient-Family Advisory Council Samaritan Albany General Hospital Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital Samaritan Evergreen Hospice Graduate Medical Education Graduate Medical Education Program Contacts Graduate Medical Education Programs Pharmacy Residency Program Administrative Fellowship Program Job Shadow – Not for Academic Credit Scholarship Opportunities Samaritan & MultiCare Affiliation Samaritan Facts at a Glance Meet Our Senior Leadership Team Community Benefit & Initiatives Community Benefit & Grants Low-Cost Medical Resources Sponsorship or In-Kind Donation Request Inspiring Stories From Our Patients Home About Samaritan Community Benefit & Initiatives Community Benefit & Grants Social Accountability Grants Back to Community Benefit & Grants Social Accountability Grants Supporting Other Nonprofits With a Shared Mission For many years, Samaritan Health Services has partnered with other local nonprofits to address the unmet health and medical needs of underserved populations, through its Social Accountability grants. For the next cycle of grant funding, to be disbursed in 2026, Samaritan will award up to $200,000 to support nonprofit organizations in Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties. “The Social Accountability funding reflects an important extension of our health care mission,” said Marty Cahill, president and CEO of Samaritan Health Services. “We are pleased to provide this support for local organizations to assist with their health-related programs and services,” Cahill continued. “These partnerships represent an important component in Samaritan’s mission of building healthier communities together.” 2023-2025 Social Accountability Grant Recipients After-School Enrichment: Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis, Corvallis School District and Linn Benton Food Share. Food for Families: Corvallis Environmental Center, Corvallis Parks and Recreation, South Corvallis Food Bank. Rural Child Care Health/Nutrition Education and Activities: Philomath Youth Activities Club, OSU-Moore Family Center, Philomath School District, Philomath Community Library, Corvallis Parks and Recreation, Old Mill Center, Strengthening Rural Families. Hot Meals for Vulnerable individuals, Sheltered and Unsheltered: Stone Soup Corvallis Inc., Unity Shelter and Linn Benton Food Share. Emergency Financial and Sustainability Support for Vulnerable Benton County Citizens: We Care
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Social Accountability Grants - Samaritan Health Services Billing Process – FAQ & Resources Visiting Samaritan Locations Visiting a Samaritan Hospital FAQ Preparing for Clinic Visit Preparing for Telehealth Visit Samaritan Hospital Gift Shops Community Health Education Workshops Health Seminars & Recordings Advance Directives & POLST Forms Recognize a Samaritan Employee Walk-in, Same-day & Virtual Care Fitness & Sports Performance Infectious Disease & Travel Medicine Mental Health & Behavioral Health Pulmonary Care & Rehabilitation Walk-in, Same-day & Virtual Care Research & Clinical Trials Current Clinical Research Institutional Review Board Career Development at Samaritan Patient-Family Advisory Council Samaritan Albany General Hospital Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital Samaritan Evergreen Hospice Graduate Medical Education Graduate Medical Education Program Contacts Graduate Medical Education Programs Pharmacy Residency Program Administrative Fellowship Program Job Shadow – Not for Academic Credit Scholarship Opportunities Samaritan & MultiCare Affiliation Samaritan Facts at a Glance Meet Our Senior Leadership Team Community Benefit & Initiatives Community Benefit & Grants Low-Cost Medical Resources Sponsorship or In-Kind Donation Request Inspiring Stories From Our Patients Home About Samaritan Community Benefit & Initiatives Community Benefit & Grants Social Accountability Grants Back to Community Benefit & Grants Social Accountability Grants Supporting Other Nonprofits With a Shared Mission For many years, Samaritan Health Services has partnered with other local nonprofits to address the unmet health and medical needs of underserved populations, through its Social Accountability grants.
For the next cycle of grant funding, to be disbursed in 2026, Samaritan will award up to $200,000 to support nonprofit organizations in Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties. “The Social Accountability funding reflects an important extension of our health care mission,” said Marty Cahill, president and CEO of Samaritan Health Services.
“We are pleased to provide this support for local organizations to assist with their health-related programs and services,” Cahill continued. “These partnerships represent an important component in Samaritan’s mission of building healthier communities together. ” 2023-2025 Social Accountability Grant Recipients After-School Enrichment: Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis, Corvallis School District and Linn Benton Food Share.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Oregon nonprofit organizations Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $30,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
Application snapshot: target deadline rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows; published funding information Up to $30,000; eligibility guidance Oregon nonprofit organizations
Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Food for Families: Corvallis Environmental Center, Corvallis Parks and Recreation, South Corvallis Food Bank. Rural Child Care Health/Nutrition Education and Activities: Philomath Youth Activities Club, OSU-Moore Family Center, Philomath School District, Philomath Community Library, Corvallis Parks and Recreation, Old Mill Center, Strengthening Rural Families.
Hot Meals for Vulnerable individuals, Sheltered and Unsheltered: Stone Soup Corvallis Inc. , Unity Shelter and Linn Benton Food Share. Emergency Financial and Sustainability Support for Vulnerable Benton County Citizens: We Care and Casa Latinos Unidos.
HELP Employment Workshare Project: Corvallis Daytime Drop-In Center and Vina Moses. Additional continued support will go to: Benton County Oral Health Coalition (Benton County Health Department, Love INC and Strengthening Rural Families). Guatemalan and Latinx Community Cooking Classes and Farmer’s Market Tours: Food Share of Lincoln County and OSU Extension.
Early Childhood Project: Neighbors For Kids and Olalla Center. Additional continued support will go to: Food Share of Lincoln County. My Sister’s Place/My Safe Place.
Healthy Smile: Boys & Girls Club of Albany and Practical Dental Assisting of Oregon. Food, Hygiene, Rent and Utility Assistance for Lebanon Households: Fish of Lebanon, St. Vincent de Paul and Salvation Army.
Stand By Me – Oregon Program: Cascades West Council of Governments and Casa Latinos Unidos. Additional continued support will go to: Sweet Home Emergency Ministries. Sweet Home/Lebanon Farmer’s Market.
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