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How to Apply - The Health Trust Health Partnership Grants Health Partnership Grants The majority of our grant dollars will be invested in projects that support our three Focus Areas and the related funding priorities. The Health Trust will prioritize Policy, Systems, Practice-Change (PSP) and Programmatic Support projects.
Occasionally, The Health Trust may consider General Operating Support (GOS) for organizations whose core work aligns with at least one of our three focus areas: Chronic Disease Prevention & Management Applicants must be public agencies or nonprofit organizations (tax exempt at the Federal and State level). To check your organization’s status with the California Franchise Tax Board, click here .
To check your organization’s status with the IRS, click here . Projects must directly benefit residents of Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County. Priority will be given to organizations and projects that: Demonstrate clear alignment with at least one of The Health Trust’s Focus Areas and related Funding Priorities.
Strive to address health disparities. Support communities and/or neighborhoods experiencing deep health disparities, prioritizing communities whose economic circumstances act as a barrier to health, as evidenced by data and/or research. Demonstrate the applicant’s ability to successfully execute the project, including established community rapport.
Proposals must include SMART outcomes to support the desired project goal and communicate the impact of the project. The Health Trust strives to rotate grants among community partners. As a result, we are not in a position to be an ongoing funder for any organization, program, and/or project.
The Health Trust does not typically fund: Annual appeals or membership drives Equipment purchases unless part of an eligible project Health Partnership Grant proposals are by invitation only . In the section below, you will find information related to our decision-making and application process.
Health Partnership proposals are reviewed by The Health Trust’s Grantmaking Committee, composed of Board of Trustees and community members who are subject-matter experts in their respective fields. The Grantmaking Committee reviews and recommends proposals for funding to the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees review the recommendations of the Grantmaking Committee and make funding decisions.
Funding decisions are made quarterly, in September, December, March, and June. Once alignment is determined, applicants must submit a Concept Form . Concept Forms are accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis.
There are no submission deadlines. Staff will follow-up with applicants within 45 days after the receipt of a Concept Form to share if the concept is under further consideration. Step 2.
Full Proposal – Invitation Only When The Health Trust is interested in further considering a concept, applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal. Invitation to submit a full proposal does not indicate a commitment of funding. After the full proposal has been submitted, staff will conduct due diligence and provide technical assistance, including a follow-up phone call or site visit.
Upon completing its due diligence and technical assistance, staff will determine if the full proposal will be recommended to the Grantmaking Committee for review. Once a proposal is recommended to the Grantmaking Committee, the Committee will review and decide whether to recommend the proposal to the Board of Trustees. Funding decisions for recommended proposals will be made by the Board of Trustees.
Applicants can expect the application process to take approximately three months. If you have any questions pertaining to Health Partnership Grants, please contact grants@healthtrust. org .
Submit a Health Partnership Grant Concept The Health Equity Fund was created to support projects that fall outside our Focus Areas, yet support the health and well-being of communities disproportionately impacted by health disparities. The Health Trust will occasionally consider Policy, Systems, Practice-change and Programmatic Support for projects that are timely, address health disparities, but fall outside of our main Focus Areas.
General Operating Support will not be considered under this fund. Health Equity Fund projects will be considered contingent on funding availability. This is a small discretionary fund as projects within our Focus Areas will be prioritized.
Applicants must be public agencies or nonprofit organizations (tax exempt at the Federal and State level). To check your organization’s status with the California Franchise Tax Board, click here . To check your organization’s status with the IRS, click here .
Projects must directly benefit residents of Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County. Priority will be given to organizations and projects that: Strive to address health disparities. Support communities and/or neighborhoods experiencing deep health disparities, prioritizing communities whose economic circumstances act as a barrier to health, as evidenced by data and/or research.
Demonstrate the applicant’s ability to successfully execute the project, including established community rapport. Projects must meet the aforementioned criteria and demonstrate that they are timely and address health disparities. Proposals must include SMART outcomes to support the desired project goal and communicate the impact of the project.
The Health Trust strives to rotate grants among community partners. As a result, we are not in a position to be an ongoing funder for any organization, program, and/or project. The Health Trust does not typically fund: Annual appeals or membership drives Equipment purchases unless part of an eligible project Health Equity Fund proposals are by invitation only .
In the section below, you will find information related to our decision-making and application process. Health Equity Fund proposals are reviewed by The Health Trust’s Grantmaking Committee, composed of Board of Trustees and community members who are subject-matter experts in their respective fields. The Grantmaking Committee reviews and recommends proposals for funding to the Board of Trustees.
The Board of Trustees review the recommendations of the Grantmaking Committee and make funding decisions. Funding decisions are made quarterly, in September, December, March, and June. Once alignment is determined, applicants must submit a Concept Form .
Concept Forms are accepted on a rolling basis. There are no submission deadlines. Staff will share the concept form with the Grantmaking Committee for review and consideration during one of the scheduled Grantmaking Committee meetings.
The Committee will determine whether a full proposal will be invited. Step 2. Full Proposal – Invitation Only When The Health Trust is interested in further considering a concept, applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal.
Invitation to submit a full proposal does not indicate a commitment of funding. After the full proposal has been submitted, staff will conduct due diligence and provide technical assistance, including a follow-up phone call or site visit. The Grantmaking Committee will review the proposal and decide whether to recommend the proposal to the Board of Trustees.
Funding decisions for recommended proposals will be made by the Board of Trustees. If you have any questions pertaining to Health Equity Fund Grants, please contact grants@healthtrust. org .
Submit a Health Equity Fund Concept Reaffirming our commitment to the belief that there are a number of ways to build health equity in the Silicon Valley, The Health Trust awards Community Grants in support of agencies, events, and projects that align with our mission. Grant requests should align with the mission of The Health Trust to build health equity in Silicon Valley. Grant requests should not exceed $5,000.
Requests include, but are not limited to: annual fundraisers, health fairs, and projects that support community health. Events must be held in Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County. Projects must directly benefit residents of Santa Clara and/or Northern San Benito County.
Requests must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the event or project start date and can generally expect a response within 30 days. Organizations are eligible to receive one (1) Community Grant per fiscal year. The Health Trust encourages new applicants to apply for funding, as we strive to rotate grants among different agencies.
Community Grants aren’t typically awarded to the same organization year after year. Nonprofit organizations must be tax exempt at the Federal and State level. To check your organization’s status with the California Franchise Tax Board, click here .
To check your organization’s status with the IRS, click here . For organizations with an active Health Partnership or Health Equity Fund grant: Due to our limited Community Grant Fund budget, active Health Partnership and Health Equity Fund grantee partners are not eligible to apply for Community Grants. Requests will be considered based on: The extent to which the event/project has potential to build health equity in Silicon Valley.
The extent to which the event/project supports people disproportionately impacted by health and/or social inequities. The agency’s ability to establish strong community rapport. The agency’s history of receiving Community Grants and successfully meeting reporting requirements.
The Health Trust does not typically fund: Nationally-sponsored local events, where a majority of the proceeds will not be used to fund services for local residents. Events for which the proceeds will be used to support academic or medical research. To apply for a Community Grant, you must have an existing online account.
New applicants are required to create an account before applying. Once your account is created, you will be able to access the Community Grant Application. If you have any questions pertaining to Community Grants, please Apply now for Community Grants The Health Trust invests $2M+ annually in nonprofit and public agencies to directly benefit residents of Santa Clara and Northern San Benito counties.
Advancing health equity across Silicon Valley through strategic funding, advocacy, and partnership.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with federal and state tax-exempt status. Events must be held in Santa Clara County and/or Northern San Benito County, and projects must directly benefit residents of these areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Grants is funded by The Health Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Health Trust Health Partnership Grants program funds nonprofit organizations and public agencies working to improve health equity and community health outcomes in Santa Clara County and Northern San Benito County, California. The program prioritizes projects that incorporate system, policy, or practice changes with lasting impact; build health equity within The Health Trust's focus areas; include measurable outcomes; and demonstrate sustainability beyond the grant period. There is no maximum grant request amount, and multi-year funding is available with amounts appropriate to project scope. Letters of Intent are accepted on an ongoing basis with no set deadline, and applicants are notified within 45 days of LOI receipt. Full proposals are by invitation only. Capital campaigns, equipment purchases, and government funding replacements are not funded.
Health Partnership Fund Grants is a grant from The Health Trust that supports collaborative health initiatives between community organizations and healthcare institutions to improve access to care and health outcomes in underserved communities. The program funds projects that bring together nonprofits, clinics, hospitals, and community groups to address gaps in healthcare delivery, reduce barriers to services, and promote preventive health practices. Eligible applicants include partnership-based organizations demonstrating a cross-sector approach to community health needs. Projects may address primary care access, behavioral health integration, chronic disease management, or maternal health. Priority is given to initiatives serving low-income populations and communities of color, with clear plans for sustainability beyond the grant period.
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