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Find similar grantsDelta Dental of Virginia Foundation Grants is sponsored by Delta Dental of Virginia Foundation. Supports safety-net clinics and education centers focused on improving oral health in Virginia communities.
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Creation Date: 09/23/2020 Delta Dental of Virginia Foundation I receive dental insurance through my employer I purchase dental insurance on my own The Delta Dental of Virginia Foundation offers grants to various organizations; including Federally Qualified Health Centers, free clinics, hybrid clinics and other nonprofits serving Virginia residents.
These grants support projects and programs that focus on preventive care, education, access to dental services and advocacy efforts to improve oral health for individuals of all ages. Supporting the Virginia dental safety net is a critical part of achieving our goal to create healthy smiles for all Virginians. Through our grants program, the Delta Dental of Virginia Foundation provides financial support to strengthen our safety net.
Grants are awarded to 501(c)(3) organizations that are working to advance positive oral health in Virginia communities. Our grants program focuses on making a large impact on the most critical oral health needs in our communities. Please review our grant guidelines by clicking the link below before applying.
Emergency and Capacity Building Fund Dental clinics and staff can sometimes be met with unplanned emergencies. The Delta Dental of Virginia Foundation developed an Emergency and Capacity Building Fund to provide immediate funds to the safety net and/or nonprofit organizations that provide oral health services to vulnerable populations.
Emergency and capacity building grant requests are considered by the Foundation if it is determined that: The request is time-sensitive in nature and could not have been predicted or reasonably planned for. The request is to support short-term, urgent funding created by an unforeseen event that has or will significantly interrupt essential services to Virginia residents.
Clinic staff are considering a major shift in how they do business such as, adding dental services, billing for Medicaid, etc. The clinic has unexpectedly lost a key member of the team and needs assistance with restructuring their dental clinic operations. Requests of up to $10,000 may be submitted at any time by nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations located in, or serving the Commonwealth.
This is an open grant process and interested parties should contact Polly Raible at polly. raible@deltadentalva. com for more information.
Polly Raible, Executive Director 804. 346. 7478 | polly.
raible@deltadentalva. com
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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