CHEST Community Impact Grant Honoring D. Robert McCaffree, MD, Master FCCP
Funding Amount
Up to US $15,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Can we apply?
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Eligible organizations
- Must have a history of community service and can include teams under a designated Principal Investigator
- Currently (>6 months) providing a voluntary service to a nonprofit or nongovernmental organization (NGO)
Required status
- 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other requirements
- This grant supports volunteer service in existing projects, expansion of existing projects, or development of a new activity.
- Teams are encouraged to apply but must have a representative who will serve as the Principal Investigator (PI).
- The PI will apply as an individual and will receive recognition, if awarded.
- The organization’s or service project’s primary intent must be to provide community service and not to conduct research.
Not eligible / not funded
- Not eligible: Bench level surveys that will establish future projects are considered research and will not be considered.
- Not eligible: Active CHEST grantees, including those with active no cost extension (NCE) requests.
- Not eligible: Members of the CHEST Board of Regents or Board of Advisors, as well as their family members.
- Not eligible: Indirect costs will not be covered.
- Not eligible: PI salaries will not be supported.
Overview
The CHEST Community Impact Grant honors D. Robert McCaffree, MD, Master FCCP, and aims to support impactful community projects that enhance lung health globally. With a maximum funding of $15,000 for one year, the grant encourages innovative approaches in education and health solutions. Eligible applicants must have a history of community service and can include teams under a designated Principal Investigator. This initiative emphasizes sustainability and aims to foster long-term health improvements in communities.
This grant supports significant community-based projects worldwide that demonstrate a clear positive impact on the lung health of a community and have the potential for long-term sustainability and reproducibility.
Projects may focus on the following areas:
K-12 student education Patient/caregiver education Community health education/awareness Health care worker educationClinic/medical center training/education Equitable health solutions
Grant Amount:
- Maximum request amount: $15,000 1-year grant starting October 1.
Eligibility
Applicants must be currently (>6 months) providing a voluntary service to a nonprofit or nongovernmental organization (NGO).This grant supports volunteer service in existing projects, expansion of existing projects, or development of a new activity.Teams are encouraged to apply but must have a representative who will serve as the Principal Investigator (PI). The PI will apply as an individual and will receive recognition, if awarded.The organization’s or service project’s primary intent must be to provide community service and not to conduct research. Bench level surveys that will establish future projects are considered research and will not be considered.This organization must be either a documented US 501(c)3 or an official NGO.If your program is not affiliated with a 501(c)3 or NGO, you might contact your hospital or another nonprofit organization (eg, the local American Lung Association) that could potentially assist by providing you a place to receive and distribute the funding.
Ineligibility
Active CHEST grantees, including those with active no cost extension (NCE) requests.Members of the CHEST Board of Regents or Board of Advisors, as well as their family members. Indirect costs will not be covered.PI salaries will not be supported.
What American College of Chest Physicians actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 21
- Total given
- $604K
- Median grant
- $18K
- Range
- $8,750–$75K
- By dollars: South Carolina 12%, Massachusetts 12%, New York 11%. Top recipient cities: Mount Pleasant, SC; New York, NY; Boston, MA.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
Example grants
Medical University of South Carolina Foundation · Mount Pleasant, SC
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$75K
American Thoracic Society · New York, NY
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$67K
Harvard University · Boston, MA
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$60K
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center · Detroit, MI
Community Impact Grant
$56K
The Ohio State University · Columbus, OH
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$50K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Community health
- Health education
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