Phase 2 Mental and Behavioral Health Grants (Discontinued)

Emergency Financial Assistance Grants (Phase 2) is sponsored by Seattle Foundation. The Seattle Foundation's Emergency Financial Assistance Grants focus on organizations providing immediate basic needs support, such as food, housing, utilities, prescriptions, and other essentials, to vulnerable workers and families impacted by economic crises. The program prioritizes Black-led and -serving organizations and those with strong community relationships. Individual organizations typically receive $25,000, while coalitions may receive up to $100,000.

Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant is sponsored by City of Seattle, Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) (Note: Although this is a Seattle-specific grant, similar initiatives for youth mental health often exist at the city/county level in other regions). This grant supports organizations providing access to clinical therapeutic mental health services and supports for secondary students or youth ages 13-24.

Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant is sponsored by City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL). This grant provides funding for organizations to offer clinical therapeutic mental health services and support for Seattle secondary students or youth ages 13-24 who reside or attend school in Seattle. Funding also supports opportunity youth whose education has been interrupted.

Community Grants is a grant from the Seattle Foundation that funds local grassroots projects supporting community-driven improvement initiatives in Seattle neighborhoods. The program includes several funding streams: the Neighborhood Matching Fund for projects developed and implemented by community members, the Food Equity Starter Fund providing up to $5,000 for small organizations advancing food justice, and an equity-focused technology grant from Seattle Information Technology. Supported projects bring culturally relevant food and knowledge to communities, improve neighborhood quality of life, and enable civic participation. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations or entities meeting IRS charitable guidelines in the Seattle area.

Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant is sponsored by City of Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL). This grant seeks proposals from organizations to provide access to clinical therapeutic mental health services and supports for Seattle secondary students or youth ages 13-24 who live and/or attend school in Seattle.