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Annual cycle: Interest forms July 21-31, applications open August 11, deadline September 11, funding period January-December. No year specified.
Community Investment Fund is a grant from Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin that funds organizations in Milwaukee County advancing community health through collaborative and evidence-based practices targeting priority health needs.
The program supports IRS 501(c) tax-exempt organizations addressing social determinants of health and requires that at least 60% of the project budget come from other sources, with Froedtert funding covering no more than 40% of the total program budget. Minimum grant requests are $10,000.
Priority is given to projects that demonstrate clear, measurable community health impact aligned with Froedtert and MCW's identified health priorities for Milwaukee County. Eligible applicants are IRS 501(c) tax-exempt organizations with projects serving Milwaukee County residents.
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Community Investment Fund | Froedtert & MCW Community Investment Fund Thank you for your interest in submitting a request to the Froedtert Hospital Community Investment Fund. It is the goal of the grant program is to help support organizations that are advancing community health through collaborative and evidence-based practices targeting the priority health needs in Milwaukee County. The minimum grant request is $10,000.
Grant funding cannot exceed 40% of the program’s total budget. Applicants must demonstrate that at least 60% of the project budget is supported through other sources to ensure financial stability and outside support. Applications are reviewed annually by the Froedtert Hospital Community Engagement Committee of the Board.
The committee is made up of leaders from the the community and the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network.
When submitting an application please be ready to provide the following information: A brief description of the history, purpose, and activities of the lead organization(s) A description of the project and how funds will be used How the project addresses community health needs assessment significant health needs or social drivers Expected project outcomes and evaluation process Explain plans to ensure sustainability of project A description of project collaborations with other organizations A description of recognition opportunities Supporting documents: project budget, agency’s annual financial statement, list of Board of Directors, list of paid staff and signatures IRS tax-exempt organization(s) classified as a 501(c) that provides services in the Froedtert Hospital service area (Milwaukee County) Contribute to improving the overall health status of the community, including social determinants of health: Education (e.g., Literacy programs, higher education programs, health education programs) Employment (e.g., Soft skills training, apprenticeship programs, internship programs) Health (e.g., Access to quality care, healthy food, screening, behavior health) Safety (e.g., Transportation, housing, green space access, violence education and prevention) Establish new programs or support existing initiatives that improve health and wellness Support marginalized communities in Milwaukee County, Specifically marginalized communities Foster collaboration between organizations Incorporates population health and align with Froedtert Hospital Community Health Improvement Plan priorities Please keep in mind that the Froedtert Hospital Community Investment Fund does not provide funding for the following: Requests that benefit an individual Political campaigns and/or elected officials For questions, please contact Froedtert Hospital Community Engagement at [email protected] .
How to Apply Presentation The Community Investment Fund presentation provides: Guidance on applying for funding, including grant requirements, selection criteria, Milwaukee County data resources and important dates and deadlines Download the Presentation PDF Important Dates and Submission Details Activity Important Dates Interest Form Submissions July 21 – 31 Application Opens Aug. 11 Application Deadline Sept.
11 Announcement Letter October – November Funding Period January – December Mid-Year Reporting Deadline July 31 End-of-Year Report Deadline Jan. 31 *Applications will only be accepted during the open application window. Early or late applications will not be honored.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: IRS 501(c) tax-exempt organizations serving Milwaukee County, addressing social determinants of health with at least 60% of project budget from other sources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows minimum $10,000; cannot exceed 40% of program's total budget. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Investment Fund is funded by Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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