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Grey Nuns Community Fund is sponsored by Mercy Health Foundation (Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation). Local nonprofits can apply for grant funding from the Mercy Health Foundation through the Grey Nuns Community Fund. This fund supports organizations with similarly aligned goals to improve the health and welfare of people across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.
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Please leave this field empty Local nonprofits can apply for grant funding from the Mercy Health Foundation Partner with us to improve the health and welfare of people across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan The Mercy Health Foundation is committed to saving and improving lives, both inside Mercy Health facilities and through outreach programs and partnerships across the region.
We are blessed with financial resources to support other worthy nonprofit organizations that have similarly aligned goals, thanks to the Grey Nuns Community Fund that was established to continue the mission, values and philosophy of the Grey Nuns.
Eligible local nonprofits can apply for funding through our online application process if the organization meets the following criteria: Organization has not received Grey Nun funding within the last 24 months If awarded, agrees to complete a final report prior to additional application requests Has limited opportunity for private or public support from other sources Uses innovative approaches to achieve specific and lasting improvements in the lives of the poor and underserved Feeds the hungry, clothes the naked, houses the homeless, improves neighborhood collaborations and/or provides access to health care We invite you to partner with the Mercy Health Foundation by requesting funding for your project that will help change lives, create thriving communities and give everyone the opportunity for a better, healthier future.
Funding requests are only accepted through our online portal. Start a new application for funding or return to a saved application to complete your organization's funding request. Apply Online (opens in new tab) Complete this budget worksheet for your organization's proposed project.
The online application will require you to upload an Excel file of the project's budget. View Template (opens in new tab) View or save a copy of the online application for funding requests. This document will help you gather and prepare all information for your online request, including 501(c)(3) letter of determination, board roster, balance sheet, budget and annual report.
Download Application (opens in new tab) Funding from the Grey Nuns Community Fund is limited, with most awards ranging from $5,000 to $50,000. This funding does not typically approve salary requests. Please reach out for outstanding circumstances .
Grants are awarded quarterly, with all proposals submitted by the quarterly application deadline under consideration. Please note: The budget template provided is required for application to be reviewed.
Submission deadline for proposals Proposals reviewed for funding decisions (subject to change) Funding priorities reflect those of the Grey Nuns founder, Marguerite d’Youville, including: Underserved children and their families Activities which reduce dependency, promote self-help and create access to the economic mainstream Programs that address the underlying causes of poverty among children and families Neighborhood efforts that empower families to work together to achieve specific and lasting improvements in their community Our Grey Nuns Community Fund does not generally make grants to organizations whose primary mission is education, nor does it fund multi-year proposals, general operating expenses or salaries.
If you need assistance with the application process or want to discuss a proposal prior to submission, contact the Mercy Health Foundation. One of our team members will be happy to answer your questions about the Grey Nuns Community Fund. Stay updated on the important work happening at Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible local nonprofits that have not received Grey Nun funding within the last 24 months, agree to complete a final report if awarded, have limited opportunity for private or public support from other sources, and us…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grey Nuns Community Fund is funded by Mercy Health Foundation (Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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