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Find similar grantsHealth Care Access Grants is sponsored by Sunlight Giving. Sunlight Giving focuses its grantmaking on several areas, including Health Care Access, for organizations primarily in Alameda County and other Bay Area counties.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations focused on health care access and other core programs, serving communities including Alameda County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Responsive Grantmaking (Sunlight Giving) is sponsored by Sunlight Giving. Sunlight Giving provides one-time grants and time-bound grants to address urgent and evolving community needs, particularly focusing on families with children. While not explicitly focused on prison reentry, their initiatives in family opportunity, mental health, and housing stability may be relevant for organizations supporting families impacted by incarceration and reentry.
Sunlight Giving Capacity Building Grants is sponsored by Sunlight Giving. Sunlight Giving provides a limited number of capacity-building grants to current grantee partners. Investments in capacity building strengthen an organization's ability to carry out its mission and serve the community. Projects can include physical capital, organizational development (e.g., strategic planning, board development, technology implementation), and time-limited staffing. They prioritize organizations providing direct services, particularly those meeting basic needs and safety net services for families with young children.