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Find similar grantsHealthcare Initiative Foundation (HIF) Grants is sponsored by Healthcare Initiative Foundation. Supports healthcare and wellness programs for underinsured, uninsured, and low-income residents in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Grant Guidelines & Priorities - Healthcare Initiative Foundation GRANT GUIDELINES & PRIORITIES We fund organizations that provide healthcare and improve accessibility to health services for underinsured, uninsured and low-income Montgomery County residents to advance a healthy community.
The Healthcare Initiative Foundation considers grants to 501(c)(3) healthcare nonprofits that are based in Montgomery County, Maryland, or to nonprofits that have county-based health programs activities. To access HIF’s online grant portal, click here . We generally consider new grants only after we make a site visit.
To be considered for a possible site visit, send a brief, informal email (2 paragraphs or less) about your organization, its mission, programs, and clientele to: Communication@hifmc. org.
Start or grow well-conceived programs/organizations; Offer innovative solutions to improve the quality, accessibility and/or delivery of health and wellness services; Replicate and scale successful programs and services from our own or other jurisdictions; Serve HIF’s strategic priority areas and provide healthcare and improve accessibility to health services for under-insured, uninsured, and low-income; Build organizational capacity to enhance sustainability and/or improve service delivery (e.g., commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion); and Leverage resources, whether human or financial (e.g., revenue, partnerships, matching, or aligned funds).
Give to endowment funds or annual campaigns; Fund lobbying or political activities; Make grants to individuals; Provide funds to private foundations unless for a particular grant purpose; Fund a nonprofit system or organization, including its affiliate(s) that owns or operates an acute care hospital in Montgomery County, Maryland; Provide funds to cover bricks and mortar capital expenses; Replace government funding; or Fund religious activities, although secular health programs provided by a religious institution or its affiliate(s) may qualify.
We take a comprehensive view of each application: Full compliance and in good standing with relevant state, federal, and county regulations; Financial sustainability of the organization (i.e., regular independent audits, Directors and Officers [D&O] insurance); The quality, completeness, and comprehensiveness of the application; Compliance with grant guidelines and agreement in current and previous cycles; Feasibility of planned program, project, and organization to implement the request; Attended a HIF grantee training and hosted a HIF site visit; Amount requested and allocation of funds aligns with HIF guidelines; and Geographic area of the county to be served (i.e., historically under-invested communities).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) healthcare nonprofits based in or serving Montgomery County, Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Healthcare Initiative Foundation (HIF) Grants is funded by Healthcare Initiative Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maryland. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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