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Find similar grantsOneOhio Regional Grant Cycle 2 is sponsored by OneOhio Recovery Foundation. Statewide grant funding to support prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts across Ohio, with a focus on addressing substance use disorders.
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THE LATEST UPDATES FROM ONEOHIO RECOVERY FOUNDATION: Q1 2026 — OneOhio Recovery Foundation THE LATEST UPDATES FROM ONEOHIO RECOVERY FOUNDATION: Q1 2026 A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR As we advance in 2026, OneOhio is building on the momentum of its initial investments, continuing to promote efforts that ensure opioid settlement funds are used strategically, responsibly, and with lasting impact.
Across the state, early grant funding is already supporting critical prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives, while our staff is working through Regional Grant Cycle 2 funding inquiries. We are currently reviewing funding inquiries for the second regional grant cycle, with strong interest from communities all across Ohio.
This next phase of funding reflects both the continued need for resources and the growing network of organizations committed to addressing substance use disorders. We are working to ensure that the review process prioritizes initiatives that will deliver meaningful outcomes. As first-round grantees begin implementation, we are closely tracking progress and learning from early successes.
These insights will help inform future funding decisions and ensure that investments continue to support evidence-based, community-driven solutions. By strengthening partnerships and sharing best practices, OneOhio is working to maximize the effectiveness of every dollar invested.
In the months ahead, OneOhio will continue advancing our grantmaking strategy, supporting grantees, and identifying opportunities to further enhance the impact of grants statewide. With a focus on accountability, collaboration, and long-term sustainability, OneOhio remains committed to helping communities across Ohio prevent substance use disorders, expand access to treatment, and support lasting recovery.
OneOhio Recovery Foundation REGIONAL GRANT CYCLE 2 UPDATE Since its launch, OneOhio’s Regional Grant Cycle 2 has experienced strong engagement, underscoring the demand for solutions that support substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery across Ohio. The OneOhio Recovery Foundation has made $45. 7 million available across OneOhio’s 19 Regions, and there have been nearly 1,300 funding inquiries seeking about $355 million.
More than half of Regional Grant Cycle 1 grantees reapplied, with most applications for Regional Grant Cycle 2 coming from nonprofit organizations—a trend reflecting continued demand for resources to address substance use and support recovery efforts. Proposals span all abatement strategies, with a focus on prevention, treatment, recovery services, and support for children and families affected by substance use.
OneOhio staff and the OneOhio Regions are beginning the review process, working diligently to ensure that it is both efficient and rigorous. The goal, as always, is guaranteeing that funding is directed to the initiatives best positioned to deliver meaningful, measurable impact in communities across Ohio.
March highlighted several important observances, including Self-Harm Awareness Month, National Social Work Month, and World Teen Mental Wellness Day, each drawing attention to the importance of awareness, compassion, and access to support. As we look ahead, upcoming observances continue to serve as important reminders of the work still needed to support health and wellbeing.
Minority Health Month: Since 1989, Ohio has celebrated Minority Health Month in April. The 30-day, high-visibility wellness campaign is designed to promote inclusion, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyles. Recognizing the Role of Counselors in Recovery: Counseling Awareness Month , observed in April, highlights the critical role counselors play in addressing mental health and substance use disorders.
These professionals are often on the front lines, helping individuals navigate recovery, build coping skills, and access critical services. Preventing Prescription Drug Misuse: April 25 is National Rx Drug Take Back Day. Find a location near you to safely dispose of unused medications and help prevent misuse.
Promoting Mental Health and Recovery: May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an observance that highlights the strong connection between mental health and substance use disorders. Raising awareness helps reduce stigma and encourages individuals to seek support.
Strengthening Prevention Efforts Nationwide: National Prevention Week —May 10 through May 16—promotes strategies that prevent substance misuse and support mental health before challenges escalate. Community-based prevention efforts are key to building healthier, more resilient populations.
Addiction Services Council, Cincinnati Earlier this year, OneOhio Executive Director Alisha Nelson visited the Addiction Services Council, whose Afterhours Individualized Mobile-Engagement (AIM) Team was featured in the March Board Meeting’s Mission Moment.
The AIM Team is a peer-led, mobile crisis response program that provides critical support for individuals experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health crises—especially during after-hours and overnight periods when most other services are unavailable.
Previously, these off-hour crises meant that emergency departments and first responders were the default response for individuals, with no immediate peer support or transportation to treatment. Through rapid phone response, in-person engagement, and direct transport, the AIM Team ensures timely access to care.
By bridging the gap between crisis and recovery, the program also serves as a trusted resource for hospitals, first responders, families, and individuals in need. Support from OneOhio grant funding enabled the expansion of the AIM Team, significantly increasing its ability to deliver timely, life-saving support to individuals in crisis.
MEET THE TEAM: MACKENZIE BETTS Mackenzie has spent two decades helping people and organizations find their voice, work she now channels into advancing recovery efforts across Ohio. As Partnership and Outreach Manager for the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, she collaborates with leaders across the state to break down barriers to treatment and support long-term recovery.
Her experience helping individuals share their recovery stories continues to shape her approach, reinforcing both the challenges and the real possibility of recovery. Today, she’s focused on turning that perspective into meaningful impact for communities statewide. TOM GREGOIRE: HOW ONEOHIO GRANTS ARE CHANGING LIVES Ohio is at a pivotal moment in its fight against addiction.
As early OneOhio grant investments begin to take hold in communities across the state, momentum is building to expand what’s working. In a recent blog , OneOhio Recovery Foundation Board Member Tom Gregoire highlighted the impact of the first round of grants and what comes next, showing how continued investment is driving real progress in prevention, treatment, and long-term recovery across the state.
OneOhio’s second grant cycle has generated significant attention statewide, with widespread media coverage highlighting its impact and opportunity.
This includes thought leadership through op-eds from Board of Directors members Jeanette Wierzbicki, Alicia Bruce, Duane Piccirilli, and Daphne Ayers, all of whom helped elevate awareness of Regional Grant Cycle 2 and underscore the importance of continued investment in prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts. OneOhio Foundation to award $45.
7 million in second round of grants – Zanesville Times Recorder OneOhio Recovery Foundation opens second round of opioid settlement grants for nonprofits – Dayton 24/7 BOARD OF DIRECTOR OP-EDS: Jeanette Wierzbicki: Maintaining momentum in fight against addiction – Morning Journal Alicia Bruce: Now is the time for Northwest Ohio to strengthen our communities against addiction – The Van Wert Independent Duane Piccirilli: Ohio’s Next Chapter in the Fight Against Addiction – Mahoning Matters Daphne Ayers: OneOhio Foundation Encourages Anti-Drug Groups to Apply for Funds – Mansfield News Journal January Board Meeting Recap March Board Meeting Recap The OneOhio Recovery Foundation Board of Directors’ biennial meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 13 at 10:00 AM at the County Commissioners Association of Ohio offices in Columbus.
Follow OneOhio on Facebook , X (formerly Twitter) , Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn and help us share the latest Foundation news with others across the state. Tune into the Foundation’s Board of Directors and committee meetings, which are always open to the public and posted on our website .
Ohio Department of Commerce and the OneOhio Recovery Foundation Announce $20 Million Statewide Public Education Campaign on Marijuana Risks Meet the Team: Mackenzie Betts
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OneOhio Regional Grant Cycle 2 is funded by OneOhio Recovery Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
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On October 16, 2026, at COP17 in Yerevan, nine private funders including the Bezos Earth Fund, Re:wild, Rainforest Trust, the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund and Fondation Franklinia launched the Species Recovery Alliance, coordinating more than $500 million over five years for species listed as Extinct in the Wild, Critically Endangered or Endangered. The money is not pooled, there is no open call, and it is unclear how much of it is new. The Bezos Earth Fund's share is $100 million. Here is how the alliance works, what it is likely to fund, and how field organizations can position themselves.
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Read articleARPA-E posted UNLOCK (DE-FOA-0003630) and its SBIR/STTR twin (DE-FOA-0003631) on October 21, 2026: about $45 million for 9 to 12 projects, $3 million to $5 million each, to double per-well recovery from low-permeability formations. Concept papers are due November 20, and each one must include a signed field test site commitment.
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