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Find similar grantsOral Health Access and Workforce Development is sponsored by Delta Dental Foundation. Supports initiatives that improve oral health access and equity in Indiana, particularly for marginalized populations and those with disabilities.
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Oral Health Grant Opportunities Delta Dental Grant Recipients Loan Repayment Opportunities Find Affordable Dental Care Centers for Inclusive Dentistry Smile Squad Patch Program Grants for Oral Health Access, Advocacy, Education, and Workforce Development The DDF funds the people and programs that promote oral health equity and align with the five core pillars outlined in our strategic plan .
We are especially interested in proposals that promote oral health equity for people with disabilities. The DDF evaluates each application on its own merits, and careful consideration is given to each request.
Primary considerations include the program's alignment with our strategic plan ; the people and communities who will be served; accountability and fundraising practices; clearly defined measures of success; availability of alternative sources of funding; and program sustainability. We offer grants only to nonprofits, government agencies, schools, colleges and universities that serve Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.
In seeking to better understand the direct impact of our giving and programmatic work, we need information that goes beyond outputs—a shift from, “We did this” to “We did this, and here’s what happened. ” We recognize that data comes in many shapes and forms, and that numbers don’t always tell the full story.
That’s why we’ll be looking for a “family of measures” that provide a fuller view of the overall system—from the outcomes to the processes to the unintended impacts. Doing so allows us to: Measure the impact our grantmaking has on improving oral health equity. Make strategic decisions about resource distribution and priority activities.
Create powerful external communication campaigns that drive awareness. Explain our impact in a way that resonates with stakeholders. Each project is unique, and we’re committed to helping each of our grantees develop measures that best define success.
The DDF does not normally provide grants for the following: Normal overhead expenses. Individuals (with the exception of recipients of the DDF’s scholarships, research grants and community service awards). Organizations that discriminate by race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, veteran status or national origin.
Political activities, organizations or campaigns. Projects developed for commercial or proprietary purposes. Grants applications are evaluated quarterly and must be submitted by the below dates for consideration: Empowered people and communities are critical to making creative solutions to systemic challenges possible—and that means supporting work by and for the communities being served.
We are committed to continuing and establishing strong two-way relationships with the people and organizations aligned with our aims. Contact us at ddf@deltadentalmi. com to ask questions or tell us more about your program before applying for a grant.
You can preview the full grant application here . Each grant recipient must complete and submit a grant reporting form within one year of receiving funds or prior to receiving additional funding, whichever comes first. Advocating for oral health excellence and equity for those who need it most.
Teaching the importance of good oral health across the lifespan. Funding the people and programs that make better oral health a reality.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, government agencies, schools, colleges, and universities serving Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana; special emphasis on oral health equity for people with disabilities. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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The current target date is June 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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Oral Health Event Grants (Mission of Mercy) is sponsored by The Patterson Foundation. Supports single-day or multi-day dental events, such as Mission of Mercy (MOM) events, that provide free dental care to individuals in need. Geographic focus: United States and Canada Focus areas: Oral Health, Community Events, Free Medical Services
Oral Health Grants is a grant from The Patterson Foundation that funds programs and general operating support for organizations providing dental care to disadvantaged and underserved populations, improving patient experience, or expanding access to oral health services. The Foundation accepts Letters of Inquiry on a rolling basis; invited applicants complete a full application reviewed by the board quarterly in April, June, October, and December. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Patterson Companies service areas across the United States and Canada. Awards are up to ,000; the next deadline is April 17, 2026.
Oral Health Grants is a grant from The Patterson Foundation that funds programs strengthening communities within Patterson Companies service areas across the United States and Canada. Awards of up to $35,000 support oral health initiatives for nonprofit organizations. The foundation uses a two-step application process: organizations first submit a letter of inquiry (LOI) through the online Grants Management System, and upon LOI approval, are invited to submit a full application. The board of directors meets quarterly in April, June, October, and December to make funding decisions. Applications are due 60 to 90 days prior to each board meeting. The next deadline is April 17, 2026. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located in Patterson Companies service areas.