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The 2026 CHIF application window is closed. The next application window is planned for August 2026.
Community Health Improvement Fund is sponsored by St. Luke's (Idaho/Oregon based, but general health focus). This fund offers grants to nonprofit organizations working to improve community health through mental health services, increasing access to care, or other health-focused programs.
If a project supports healthier communities, organizations are encouraged to apply.
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Partnerships & Grants – St. Luke’s We’re proud to be an active partner in our community—supporting local health initiatives, events, and organizations through grants, sponsorships, and event medical coverage. Apply today to see how we can support your work.
Engaged, Invested, and Ready to Support Health Improvement Grants Community Health Improvement Fund We offer grants to nonprofit organizations working to improve community health—whether through mental health services, increasing access to care, or other health-focused programs. If your project supports healthier communities, we encourage you to apply!
General Sponsorship Requests We also partner with nonprofits through sponsorships that support community-focused events, conferences, and fundraisers tied to health improvement. If you’re planning something that brings people together around a shared cause, we’d love to hear about it. Organizations that receive a St.
Luke’s Community Health Improvement Fund (CHIF) grant are not eligible for general sponsorship in the same calendar year. Event-related sponsorship requests must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the event date. Funding is not available for endowments, scholarships, or political action activities.
Review sponsorship request guidelines Sports Team/Event Medical Coverage St. Luke’s Sports Medicine physicians and athletic trainers are proud to support schools and communities across southwest Idaho and eastern Oregon with expert orthopedic and sports medicine care. If your school or organization is seeking medical coverage, discover how we can support your athletes’ health and performance.
Community Health & Engagement Finding community in a new way, St. Luke’s Magic Valley patient gives back to ‘amazing place’ A few miles into the serene Sawtooth Mountains, Joyce Gordon was in the final stretches of a long bike ride on a warm winter day. One small patch of ice would change that.
Community Health & Engagement Air St. Luke’s partners with Colorado team for avalanche rescue training in Wood River Valley Helicopters, dogs and some out-of-state compatriots were on hand for a multi-day specialized avalanche search and rescue training school. Community Health & Engagement Connecting care: How St.
Luke’s teams are using focused data to address major Idaho issue Though Idaho has one of the lowest rates of breast cancer screenings in the nation, St. Luke’s teams are utilizing data to identify areas of greatest need in our communities. Community Health & Engagement All in the family: Mom, son, daughter team up to serve patients in St.
Luke’s Elmore operating rooms It is one thing to have a work environment that would be described as a “family atmosphere. ” In the operating rooms at St. Luke’s Elmore, it is literal.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working to improve community health. (Note: While St. Luke's is primarily Idaho/Oregon based, the program description is general enough to be considered for a broad search. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Health Improvement Fund is funded by St. Luke's (Idaho/Oregon based, but general health focus). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon and Idaho. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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