PHP Foundation Grantmaking is sponsored by PHP Foundation. Supports nonprofit organizations improving health and wellness for low-income, high-risk individuals in Northeast Indiana, including Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, and Whitley counties.

PHP Foundation Grantmaking | Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne PHP Foundation Grantmaking The PHP Foundation supports nonprofit organizations working to improve the health and wellness of low-income, high-risk individuals across Northeast Indiana.

Funds are used to support charitable organizations in the following communities served by PHP: Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, and Whitley counties. Beginning in 2026, the Foundation will offer two competitive grant cycles each year—one in the spring and one in the fall—along with a rolling Emergency Grant Program for urgent needs. Collaborative applications are encouraged.

Designed to address urgent needs affecting vulnerable populations. · Maximum request: $25,000 · Applicants must complete a brief eligibility quiz · Minimal reporting required Spring and Fall Grant Cycles These competitive cycles support larger-scale programs and innovative solutions that advance health equity.

· Maximum request: $300,000 · All applicants begin with an eligibility quiz · Eligible organizations submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) · Selected applicants are invited to submit a full application · Minimal reporting for most grantees (grants over $100,000 require a more detailed final report) · Reporting includes number of individuals served, outcomes achieved, partnerships or collaborations involved Low income is defined as 80% of the Indiana median income per the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP): · $48,000 for a single person · $64,000 for a family of four LOI opens: January 5, 2026 LOI closes: January 25, 2026 Full applications due (by invitation) : March 22, 2026 Decisions announced: May 2026 LOI closes: June 21, 2026 Full applications due (by invitation) : August 16, 2026 Decisions announced: October 2026 Early 2027 Cycle (begins late 2026): LOI opens: October 5, 2026 LOI closes: October 25, 2026 Full Applications due (by invitation) : January 10, 2027 Decisions announced: March 2027 For questions about eligibility or upcoming grant cycles, please contact: Stephanie Carlson Plimpton, CFRM You can also contact another member of the Grants team .