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Find similar grantsLIFT Grants is sponsored by Methodist Health System Foundation. In Spring 2026, MHSF introduced a new grant application process called LIFT. It invites nonprofits serving the New Orleans area to apply directly for small, short-term operating grants.
The initial focus area was on direct mental health services.
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Grantmaking — Methodist Health System Foundation MHSF supports programs and services for the citizens of the metropolitan New Orleans area with an emphasis on the communities of New Orleans East, Gentilly and St. Bernard. Grantmaking Programmatic Goals Improve the physical, emotional and mental health status of the community, including access to healthcare, promotion of healthy lifestyles and disease prevention.
Assist programs and collaborative partnerships that address the root causes of social and economic factors that contribute to the social determinants of health (including family and social support, education, employment, community safety). Provide grant funding of operations with specific goals, objectives and outcomes.
Provide technical assistance to nonprofits to build capacity, strengthen leadership, increase effectiveness and achieve sustainability. MHSF Provides Three Types of Grants: MHSF provides funding to healthcare programs/projects of nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations that serve our mission and strategic programmatic goals. We engage in discussions with organizations that meet our strategic focus.
MHSF does not accept unsolicited general applications. We provide small support grants to 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations in the four (4) parish region of Orleans, St. Bernard, St.
Tammany and Jefferson. These donations may be in the form of sponsorships or discretionary donations for organizations, programs or events. In Spring 2026, MHSF introduced a new grant application process called LIFT.
It invited nonprofits serving the New Orleans area to apply directly for small, short-term operating grants. The initial focus area was on direct mental health services. Stay tuned for the next round.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits serving the New Orleans area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
LIFT Grants is funded by Methodist Health System Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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