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Find similar grantsDeaconess Foundation Grants is sponsored by Deaconess Foundation. Provides flexible funding to nonprofit organizations supporting coalition and base building, grassroots advocacy, community organizing, public policy development/change, and advocacy efforts in Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois.
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Seniors Community Revitalization & Development Fund is sponsored by Deaconess Foundation. This initiative aims to enhance public health infrastructure for seniors aged 55 and older in the Greater St. Louis area, focusing on improving transportation, safety, and navigation support. This aligns with urban mobility and could include sustainable transportation solutions for seniors.
Racial Healing + Justice Fund is sponsored by Forward Through Ferguson (in collaboration with Deaconess Foundation, Missouri Foundation for Health, and InPower Institute). This fund invests in Black and Brown-led community healing and racial justice initiatives in the St. Louis region. It supports efforts to develop capacity and infrastructure in the racial justice movement to envision, articulate, and create a transformed St. Louis region through community organizing and healing arts.