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Research, Education, and Care Outreach Grants is a grant program from the Park Dental Partners Foundation that funds dental research, education scholarships, and outreach to underserved populations in the Upper Midwest. Since 2015, the foundation has distributed over $750,000 in grants and scholarships to regional dental schools, community clinics, and organizations serving patients who lack access to care.
Research grants target regional dental schools and community clinics; scholarships support students at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry and 22 additional regional dental schools. Care outreach grants support organizations serving populations with limited access to dental services.
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Park Dental Partners Foundation | Park Dental Park Dental Partners Foundation For over 50 years, Park Dental Partners has been committed to providing communities with better and more accessible dental care. In 2015, we formalized this commitment by creating the Park Dental Partners Foundation, a non-profit entity that supports education, research and dental care outreach.
We have always believed in improving lives through the advancement of oral health, and the Park Dental Partners Foundation allows us to further build upon the many charitable activities we’ve engaged in for decades. Since our formation, we have distributed over $750,000 in grants and scholarships, and we have big plans to expand these efforts in the years to come.
Better Oral Health, Better Communities We believe that everyone deserves access to quality dental care. Through our care outreach initiative, we focus on helping underserved populations get the care they need. Over the years, we have selected various recipients in the Twin Cities and awarded each of them a grant for a specific project that helps bring better care to children, disabled, elderly, the homeless and low-income individuals.
Past care outreach recipients include the Minnesota Cavity Free Kids program, Apple Tree Dental, Sharing & Caring Hands, and Children’s Dental Services. The Park Dental Partners Foundation has also provided support for Minnesota Mission of Mercy. These programs have brought exceptional oral health services to underserved patients throughout Minnesota.
We support the next generation of clinicians who have a passion for dentistry, and we believe in making educational opportunities more affordable for these students. The Park Dental Partners Foundation awards scholarships to deserving students who will add their skills to address the needs in our communities.
Recipients are from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry and 22 additional regional dental schools, dental hygiene and dental assisting programs. At Park Dental Partners, we are always looking for ways to make dental care even better for patients. Through our commitment to research, we are constantly supporting better treatment options.
In the past, we funded studies through regional dental schools and community clinics. Each year, the Park Dental Partners Foundation helps fund exciting new projects that bring better dental care to the community. The Park Dental Partners Foundation is constantly looking for ways to share its mission and vision more broadly.
We hope to continue to expand our scholarships and grants to help improve even more lives. Our annual Park Dental Partners Golf Invitational will continue to play a big role in our fundraising efforts, as will your generous contributions. If you are interested in making a tax-deductible donation, please send a check made out to “Park Dental Partners Foundation” to: Park Dental Partners Foundation 2200 County Road C West, Suite 2210
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Research grants for regional dental schools and community clinics; scholarships for University of Minnesota School of Dentistry and 22 additional regional dental schools; care outreach for organizations serving underserved populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows over $750,000 in grants and scholarships distributed since 2015. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Research, Education, and Care Outreach Grants is funded by Park Dental Partners Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Minnesota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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