CareSource Ohio Inc

CareSource Ohio reported 21 grants totaling $2,508,585 in 2023, an average of about $119,456 per grant. In 2022 it reported 62 grants totaling $37,631,250. Its 2024 filing reported no grants.

Among the 2023 recipients, Hocking.Athens.Perry Community received $673,920, Case Western Reserve University received $168,480, and Moses-Weitzman Health System Inc, National African American, and Asian Services in Action each received $105,300. Birthing Beautiful Communities received $98,982, Star House received $63,180, and Passion Works received $42,120.

The Foundation says it has awarded more than $39 million to nonprofits since 2006. As of July 31, 2026, its process is invitation-only: staff contact organizations to discuss potential alignment, followed by an introductory conversation. Afterward, an organization may be invited to apply, asked for more information or follow-up conversations, or told the Foundation will not proceed. Invited organizations receive portal access and application instructions; applications are reviewed by Foundation staff. The Foundation prioritizes results-driven, research- and evidence-based approaches, knowledge of local services and priority populations, population-level measures of need and impact, and sustainable systems change. It supports organizations tax-exempt under IRS Section 501(c)(3); stated exclusions include individuals, scholarship organizations, organizations less than three years old, for-profit organizations, fraternal organizations, sporting clubs, organizations outside the United States, and political parties, campaigns or candidates. The Foundation generally limits funded organizations to one grant award per calendar year and offers multi-year grants, with annual payments contingent on approval of interim narrative and financial reports.