Community Health Grants

Last updated October 17, 2026

Grantable tracks 1,084 active community health grants in its free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily. 31 of them have a verified open deadline or accept applications on a rolling basis. 554 list an award amount, with a median of $50K.

Grants tracked
1,084
from 713 funders
Median award
$50K
middle half $10K–$238K
Total listed funding
$238.6M
across 554 grants that list an amount
Rolling deadlines
37
46 with a published date

On this page: State Foundation · Updated daily

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Health Career Connection Regional Health Workforce Initiative Grant

Health Improvement Partnership of Santa Cruz County · Foundation

Not published · Varies

Support the development, expansion, and sustainability of a regional health workforce initiative that addresses employer-defined health workforce needs through convening, coordination, and systems-change efforts.

CFNJ: Somerset Hills Community Health Foundation Grant

Community Foundation of New Jersey · Foundation

Not published · Varies

The Somerset Hills Community Health Foundation Grant, offered by the Community Foundation of New Jersey, aims to fund projects that enhance health and well-being in Morris and Somerset counties.

Northern Arizona Community Health Grant

Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona · Foundation

Not published · $50K

The Northern Arizona Community Health Grant aims to enhance the health and well-being of adolescents in northern Arizona.

Pablo's Business Directed Giving Grant

Pablo Foundation Inc · Foundation

Not published · Up to US $2,000

Pablo's Business Directed Giving (BDG) is an initiative by Pablo Foundation to support local 501(c)(3) nonprofits in the Eau Claire area.

Quarterly Impact Grants

Grays Harbor Community Foundation · Foundation

Not published · Up to $5K

Smaller grant awards available on a quarterly basis to benefit and continuously invest in the community. Part of the Foundation's multiple grant cycles each calendar year.

Equity in Access Fund

The California Wellness Foundation · Foundation

Not published · Varies

_NOTE: Please note we currently are not accepting unsolicited letters of interest for the priority populations goal of this portfolio._ Our vision is for every resident of California to enjoy good health and experience wellness.

Healthcare Expansion Loan Program II (HELP II) Grant

California State Treasurer's Office · Foundation

Not published · $25K – $1.5M

The Healthcare Expansion Loan Program II (HELP II) offers low-interest loans to California's non-profit small or rural health facilities.

Direct Relief Fund for Health Equity - Respiratory Health Initiative

Holyoke Health Center Inc · Foundation

Not published · Varies

Grants supporting prevention, education, and improved care for chronic respiratory diseases in historically undersupported communities.

Office of Population Health Improvement, Community Health Workers

Maryland Department of Health · State

Not published · Varies

The Office of Population Health Improvement houses the Community Health Worker (CHW) certification process, as well as the CHW certification training program accreditation process.

Health First Wellness Grants

Health First Shared Services Inc · Foundation

Not published · $360K

Annual competitive grants program supporting Brevard County nonprofits working to improve community wellness and address health disparities.

Roche Corporate Donations and Philanthropy (CDP) Grant

La Roche, Inc. · Foundation

Not published · Varies

Roche Corporate Donations and Philanthropy (CDP) focuses on impactful projects that foster sustainable development, engage employees, and leverage Roche's expertise.

Community Health Initiatives Grants (2025/2026)

Greater Lowell Health Alliance CHNA 10 Inc · Foundation

Not published · Varies

Grants awarded around health priorities identified by the GLHA's 2025 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP): Website: greaterlowellhealthalliance.org The GLHA is comprised of healthcare providers, business leaders, educators, civic and…

IDHS Better Birth Outcomes - Comprehensive (BBO-C) Grant

Illinois Department of Human Services: Division of Family & Community Services · Foundation

Not published · $900 – $1K

The IDHS Better Birth Outcomes - Comprehensive (BBO-C) program offers vital nursing assessments for pregnant and postpartum individuals and their infants.

Special Child Health Services, Newborn Screening and Genetic Services NOFA Grant

State of New Jersey Department of Health · State

Not published · Up to $2.6M

The New Jersey Department of Health leads the state’s response to public health challenges and works to improve health outcomes for all New Jersey residents.

ARC-TAC | ARISE (Appalachian Regional Initiative for Stronger Economies)

Rural Health Redesign Center Organization Inc · Foundation

Not published · $5M – $5.2M

The RHRC currently works with over 200 rural hospitals across 39 states. The organization partners directly with states including Vermont and Pennsylvania to advance alternative payment strategies.

Creating Health Access for Next Generation Equity (CHANGE) Grant Program

AZ Liquidating Foundation · Foundation

Not published · $200K – $220K

Launched in 2023, the AstraZeneca Foundation’s signature Creating Health Access for Next Generation Equity (CHANGE) program works to improve access to quality healthcare.

LEAD: BUILD Health

Foundation for Louisiana · Foundation

Not published · Varies

LEAD (Leadership, Engagement, Advocacy, and Development) is FFL's community training program that equips Louisiana residents with tools to steer local and regional decision-making processes.

Community Grant

Innovis Health LLC · Foundation

Rolling · Varies

Essentia Health prioritizes contributions to non-profit organizations working to address social determinants of health in four key priority areas: Requests for funding are reviewed on a rolling basis.

The Type 1 Diabetes Community Fund

Panorama Global · Foundation

Not published · Varies

_NOTE: The deadline has a time stamp of 11:59 PM UTC._ The Type 1 Diabetes Community Fund seeks to support community-based organizations working to improve the lives of people living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) in low- and middle-income…

Ottauquechee Health Foundation Community Grants

Ottauquechee Health Foundation · Foundation

Not published · Up to $5K

The Ottauquechee Health Foundation Community Grants aim to enhance health and well-being for residents in core towns through financial assistance and support.

Requesting Support- Live Greater Grants

Greater Nevada Credit Union · Foundation

Not published · Varies

Greater Nevada Credit Union’s passion to help more people Live Greater goes beyond the financial services and accounts that we offer. We also take pride in supporting our local communities and organizations throughout the year.

Riverside Hospital Foundation: Innovation Grants

Riverside Hospital Foundation Inc · Foundation

Not published · Varies

The Riverside Hospital Foundation offers Innovation Grants to support new healthcare initiatives in Northeast Florida.

Farmers' and Retail Market Support RFA Grant

District of Columbia Department of Health · Foundation

Not published · $25K – $50K

The Farmers' and Retail Market Support Grant Program, managed by the District of Columbia Department of Health, aims to build capacity and increase access to farmers' markets and mobile markets in food-insecure areas.

1889 Foundation Discretionary Grants

1889 Foundation Inc · Foundation

Not published · Varies

The 1889 Foundation Grant aims to enhance community health in Cambria and Somerset Counties through innovative initiatives.

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About community health grants

Community health grants fund local organizations that improve health where people live, focusing on prevention, access, and reducing barriers to care. Major funders include the CDC, HRSA, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the American Heart Association, which all support community-based programs led by nonprofits, health departments, and clinics. These grants typically pay for outreach, chronic-disease prevention, health screenings, and partnerships that address the social conditions shaping health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much money do community health grants award?

Of the 1,084 community health grants Grantable lists as of October 17, 2026, 554 publish an award amount. The median listed award is $50K, and the middle half fall between $10K and $238K. The largest is $10M. Amounts are each grant's stated maximum, so a typical award can be smaller.

Which funders offer the most community health grants?

By number of active listings, the leading funders are State of New Jersey Department of Health (32), Maryland Department of Health (18), Minnesota Department of Health (17), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - ERA (13), and Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (11). In all, 713 funders have at least one active grant in this category.

When are community health grants due?

Of 1,084 grants listed, 37 accept applications on a rolling basis, 46 have a published upcoming deadline, 177 run on a stated cycle (such as annual or quarterly) without a published date, and 824 don't publish a deadline, so check the funder's site. Among dated deadlines, 33% fall in July–September.

What grants are available for community health programs?

Community health funding supports prevention campaigns, chronic-disease management, mobile and free clinics, health screenings, and coalition-building. The CDC funds community-based prevention work, HRSA supports community and federally qualified health centers, and foundations fund neighborhood-level wellness initiatives. Many grants emphasize culturally appropriate programming and measurable improvements in local health outcomes.

Which foundations and agencies fund community health?

The CDC and HRSA are the leading federal funders, supporting health departments, community-based organizations, and clinics. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funds healthy-communities and health-equity work, and the American Heart Association offers Community Impact Grants for cardiovascular health promotion and wellness programs. Regional health foundations and hospital community-benefit programs are also significant local sources.

Can small or grassroots organizations qualify for community health grants?

Yes. Many community health funders specifically prioritize small, community-based, and faith-based organizations rooted in the populations they serve. Federal programs like the CDC's community initiatives and foundation community grants are often open to local 501(c)(3) nonprofits, though some require partnerships with health departments or established health providers. Demonstrating community trust and measurable reach strengthens these applications.

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