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Grant Information – Community Health Foundation Grant Information dvanauker 2026-03-30T14:59:11+00:00 Community Health Foundation annually awards grants for programs that support the health and wellness of residents of Clark or Champaign County, Ohio. 501(c)(3) or other public organizations serving Clark or Champaign County residents are eligible to apply.
Responsive Grant recipient: Career ConnectED ReCycle Program Responsive Grant applications are now closed until November 2026. Grant determination letters will be mailed in early May.
Responsive Grant Resources: Sample Application 2026-27: Request for $5,000 or Less Sample Application 2026-27: Request over $5,000 Sample Budget Form (Applicants are welcome to use their own budget format or download and use this template to submit their program budget.)
Apply for up to $1,000 through a streamlined application Projects must support health and wellness and serve Clark or Champaign County, Ohio, residents Note: Mini Grant funds for 2025-26 have been disbursed; please check back after July 1 Please notify Faith Bosland when applying: fbosland@mercy.
com Apply for a Mini Grant in Smarter Select Responsive Grant recipient: Jefferson Street Oasis Community Garden Resources for Grantseekers CHF aligns our funding when possible to the Clark and Champaign County Health Improvement Plans. Current plans prioritize Chronic Disease Prevention and Management; Maternal, Infant, and Sexual Health; Mental Health; and Housing and Neighborhood Stability.
Community Health Improvement Plan – Clark County 2023 Community Health Improvement Plan – Champaign County 2023 View Grants Awarded 25-26 Have questions about our grant process, or want to discuss a proposal? Contact Faith Bosland, fbosland@mercy. com or 937-523-7007.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) or other public organizations serving Clark or Champaign County residents, Ohio, with programs supporting health and wellness. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Responsive Grants (Clark and Champaign Counties) are due November 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Responsive Grants (Clark and Champaign Counties) is funded by Community Health Foundation (Clark and Champaign Counties, Ohio). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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