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Grants and Sponsorships | Kaiser Permanente One way we improve the health of our members and the communities we serve is to provide grants to local community organizations, and sponsor events that align with our mission and address community needs. To better understand the needs of each community we serve, we conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment every 3 years.
This strategic process informs our community investments and helps us make long-term, equitable, and sustainable changes. It also allows us to strengthen relationships with community organizations as we work together to improve community health. Current community health focus areas Mental and behavioral health Efforts to dismantle structural racism Grant funding is currently available by invitation only.
Our Community Health Needs Assessment provides information about our priorities for funding and examples of our partnerships and initiatives. To inquire about community health grants, please send an email to communityhealth. wa@kp.
org . The application for sponsorship funding is available below in the Sponsorships section. Kaiser Permanente provides sponsorships for community events and activities that support our mission and that are consistent with focus areas identified in the Community Health Needs Assessment .
When evaluating sponsorship proposals, Kaiser Permanente considers the following criteria in addition to the CHNA: The opportunity to create long-term value The potential to reach the communities Kaiser Permanente serves and build sustainable relationships The ability to provide positive exposure for Kaiser Permanente and increase brand familiarity The opportunity to support Kaiser Permanente’s mission, business priorities and enrollment growth The potential for engaging Kaiser Permanente employees The potential for promoting equity, inclusion, diversity, and accessibility in the communities we serve Kaiser Permanente will consider funding requests from nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3)) or equivalent organizations such as tribes, public schools, universities, and government agencies and programs.
To be eligible, applicants must have operations in areas of Washington served by Kaiser Permanente.
Events or programs outside areas of Washington served by Kaiser Permanente, including international or social organizations (Note: the Southwest Washington counties of Cowlitz and Clark are part of the Kaiser Permanente in the Northwest ) Local (city, school) sporting events, individuals, or teams Field trips or tours; school-affiliated orchestras, bands, choirs, drama groups, yearbooks, class parties, or class or team projects Religious activities, in whole or in part, for the purpose of furthering religious doctrine Partisan political activities, candidates, or organizations Personal appeals for funding of individual medical care, insurance coverage for individuals, scholarships, tuition, educational expenses, or conference registration Organizations that have already received funding for a sponsorship within the calendar year Submitting an application is not a guarantee of sponsorship or funding.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, government entities, and academic institutions that operate within Kaiser Permanente Southern California's 14 service areas and are invited to apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Health Grants Program is funded by Kaiser Permanente Southern California. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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