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SCAN Community Giving Program (Nutrition Access & Food Security) is sponsored by Independence at Home (SCAN Health Plan). Provides grant funding to nonprofit and government organizations delivering direct services to older adults and their caregivers within SCAN's service areas. One of the priority funding areas is Nutrition Access & Food Security.
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Community Giving | Grant Funding for Older Adults and Caregivers | Independence at Home The SCAN Community Giving Program provides grant funding to nonprofit and government organizations delivering direct services to older adults and their caregivers within SCAN’s service areas. Funding is awarded through structured funding cycles aligned with SCAN’s mission to support the health, independence, and well-being of older adults.
What is SCAN Community Giving? Through targeted, time-limited grants, the program invests in initiatives that help older adults remain healthy, independent, and supported in their homes and communities. Community Giving reflects SCAN’s broader mission: to find innovative ways to enhance older adults’ ability to manage their health and to control where and how they live.
SCAN Community Giving Program Overview SCAN Health Plan Community Program conducts grantmaking through multiple funding cycles throughout the year.
Open funding announcements will be released based on three priority funding areas: Nutrition Access & Food Security Emergency Utility and Rent Assistance Please review our eligibility criteria to ensure alignment with SCAN Health Plan’s Community Giving priorities before signing up for funding notifications.
Because eligibility requirements and funding parameters may vary by funding cycle, organizations are encouraged to carefully review each funding announcement to confirm alignment prior to applying.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit and government organizations delivering direct services to older adults and their caregivers within SCAN's service areas. Eligibility requirements and funding parameters may vary by funding cycle. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
SCAN Community Giving Program (Nutrition Access & Food Security) is funded by Independence at Home (SCAN Health Plan). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Foundation Grant Program is a grant from the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation that supports nonprofits in Western New York and Southeast Michigan working in the foundation's four focus areas: Caregiving, Youth Sports, Community Assets, and Design and Access. Organizations may apply year-round, and the foundation has also established permanent endowed Legacy Funds at regional community foundations including those in Southeast Michigan, Greater Buffalo, and Rochester. Additional special funding opportunities arise through the foundation's ongoing field scans and strategic studies. The program honors Ralph C. Wilson Jr.'s legacy of investing in the communities he loved.
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