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Find similar grantsCovista Open Doors is sponsored by The Covista Foundation. The Covista Foundation funds programs that inspire individuals to discover healthcare careers, break down financial barriers for students pursuing healthcare careers, support the mental health and well-being of healthcare workers, and offer innovative solutions to healthcare wor…
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Covista Foundation | Covista Removing barriers, creating pathways Investing in programs that expand access to healthcare education and strengthen the workforce where it's needed most—from inspiring individuals to discover healthcare careers to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of those already practicing.
The Covista Foundation, a public 501(c)(3) charity based in Chicago, IL, is the philanthropic arm of Covista, supporting charitable initiatives in healthcare education and workforce development. In February 2026, Covista and the Covista Foundation announced the launch of Covista Open Doors , a multi-year impact commitment to build and sustain the healthcare workforce.
Our focus is simple: inspire young people to pursue healthcare, remove barriers that stand in students' way of graduating and support the mental health and wellbeing of healthcare workers.
Across the healthcare career continuum, we invest in programs and organizations that: Inspire individuals to discover healthcare careers Break down financial barriers for students pursuing healthcare careers Support the mental health and wellbeing of healthcare workers Offer innovative solutions to healthcare workforce challenges For 2026, we're funding programs in rural and underserved urban communities with healthcare workforce shortages, focusing on: Healthcare career exploration and pathways Supporting healthcare career discovery programs, hands-on experiences and mentorship to help underserved youth and adults learn about healthcare careers.
Access to healthcare education and degree completion Ensuring our students have access to emergency financial assistance through our Student Emergency Care Fund, wraparound support services and academic support programs focused on healthcare student persistence and completion. Mental health and wellbeing Supporting evidence-based programs that reduce burnout and attrition among practicing healthcare workers.
The Covista Foundation operates one grant cycle per year. We are no longer accepting Letters of Inquiry for 2026. Prospective applicants are encouraged to review our funding priorities and prepare for our next cycle, which will open in early 2027.
Thank you for your commitment to building and sustaining the healthcare workforce. Step 1: letter of inquiry The Covista Foundation invites nonprofit organizations interested in partnership to submit a letter of inquiry.
Letters (1-3 pages max) must include: Proposed program description Alignment with the Covista Foundation’s strategy Target population and geography Program timeframe and anticipated outcomes Please send your letter of inquiry and any supporting materials (program brochures, impact reports, etc.) to impact@covista. co m. Organizations demonstrating strong alignment will be invited to submit a full proposal.
Invited organizations receive detailed instructions for proposal submission. Foundation Board reviews and selects grant recipients. Selected partners work with the Foundation team to establish reporting metrics, partnership agreements, and implementation timelines.
Building the healthcare workforce together Your contribution supports healthcare workers at every stage—from career discovery to student emergency care fund grants to mental health support. Every gift opens doors for current and future healthcare workers serving communities that need them most. Meet the leaders guiding our strategic investments in the healthcare workforce.
Robert Gilbert, Dean, Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine Scott Liles, President, Medical and Veterinary, Covista Leah Meizoso, VP, Deputy General Counsel, Covista Megan Noel, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Covista Sue Subocz, Associate President and Provost, Walden University Anne Tremblay, Vice President Jiehua Song, Assistant Treasurer Have questions about the application process? 233 S.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Programs and organizations that align with the Covista Foundation's mission, with a focus on rural and underserved urban communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Covista Open Doors is funded by The Covista Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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