Last updated June 18, 2026
There are currently 3,902 active healthcare grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.
Healthcare grants support nonprofits, clinics, and community organizations working to expand access to care, improve patient outcomes, and strengthen the health workforce. The largest funding streams come from federal agencies such as the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), alongside national philanthropies like the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. These grants typically fund direct service delivery, capacity building, workforce training, and applied research.
Community Grant Program Funder: Mason County Community Foundation (MCCF, Inc.) Geographic Scope: Mason County, WV (applicant must be located in Mason County or program must serve Mason County…
Community Grant Program Status: ACTIVE Funder: Appalachian Regional Healthcare Amount: Up to US $5,000 Last Updated: December 31, 2025 Summary The Community Grant Program, supported by the ARH…
Community Grant Program Funder: Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) Geographic Scope: Rural communities across the United States Overview: The Foundation for Rural Service awards grants to rural…
Community Grant Program- Two-year General Operating Grants Status: ACTIVE Funder: San Luis Obispo County Community Foundation Amount: US $20,000 - US $40,000 Last Updated: June 25, 2025 Summary The…
Community Grants Overview: The Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island Community Grants program provides funding to nonprofit organizations serving Bainbridge Island and Kitsap County. The program awards…
Community Grants Geographic Scope: Hampton Roads, Virginia Purpose: Competitive grants focused on long-term positive community impact Focus Areas: Community Grants focus on 6 areas: - Cultural…
Community Grants Overview: OCCF awards grants annually to support charitable programs and initiatives that address current and emerging needs in the fields of education, health and social services,…
Community Grants Purpose: To fund programs and services that improve the healthcare of Central Georgia community Primary Focus Areas (Priority Consideration): - Cardiometabolic Health Initiatives…
Community Grants Focus Areas: Tuberculosis (TB) and basic health care for underserved populations. Occasionally funds grants related to other chronic lung diseases. Geographic Scope: Primary focus on…
Community Grants Funder: Community Foundation of West Alabama Geographic Scope: West Alabama area communities Established: 1999 Purpose The Community Foundation of West Alabama makes grants for…
Community Grants Geographic Scope: Cottage Grove area, Oregon Overview: The Cottage Grove Community Foundation awards grants to non-profit and school-based organizations helping children, families,…
Community Grants Funder: Ashland County Community Foundation (ACCF), in partnership with The Norma Foundation Geographic Scope: Ashland County, Ohio Purpose: Support programs or projects of…
Armstrong County Community Foundation Grants Geographic Scope: Armstrong County, Pennsylvania Funding Priorities: The Foundation makes grants in the following areas: Arts & Culture Includes the…
Community Grants Program Funder: Permian Basin Area Foundation Geographic Scope: West Texas, Permian Basin, and Trans-Pecos region Overview: The Permian Basin Area Foundation manages two community…
Community Grants Program Organization: Ocean Reef Community Foundation Inc (FL, US) Overview: The Ocean Reef Community Foundation's annual Community Grants Program provides substantial funding to…
Community Grants Program Status: ACTIVE Funder: U-M Center for Disability Health and Wellness (CDHW) Amount: Up to US $10,000 Last Updated: January 23, 2026 Summary The Disability Health Care Access…
Community Grants Program Funder: Newborn Hope Incorporated Geographic Scope: Colorado organizations and activities only Overview: For decades, Newborn Hope has partnered with organizations across…
Community Grants Program Status: Active annual program Geographic Scope: Greater Miami, Miami-Dade County Overview: The Miami Foundation's Community Grants program invests in local nonprofit…
Community Grants Program: Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund (Kaua‘i) Status: ACTIVE Funder: Hawai'i Community Foundation Last Updated: April 01, 2026 Summary The Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial…
Community Health Advancement Grants Status: ACTIVE Funder: Grayson County Healthcare Foundation Amount: More than US $50,000 Last Updated: March 03, 2026 Summary The Grayson County Healthcare…
Funding generally falls into a few categories: service-delivery grants that pay for direct patient care and clinic operations, capacity-building grants for facilities and workforce, research grants studying treatments and outcomes, and program grants for prevention and outreach. HRSA, for example, funds federally qualified health centers and rural health programs, while NIH and CDC fund research and population-health initiatives. Many opportunities prioritize organizations serving medically underserved areas and populations.
Federal agencies are the largest source: HRSA supports community health centers and the health workforce, NIH funds biomedical and health-services research, and the CDC funds prevention and public-health programs. On the philanthropic side, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is the nation's largest foundation focused exclusively on health, and regional health-conversion foundations and corporate funders also support local healthcare initiatives. Eligibility usually centers on public agencies and 501(c)(3) nonprofits.
Start by identifying whether your work is service delivery, research, or capacity building, since funders specialize. Federal opportunities are posted on Grants.gov and on agency sites like HRSA's "Find Grant Funding" tool, while foundation grants are listed on funder websites. Confirm eligibility requirements before investing time, as many programs restrict applicants to nonprofits, public entities, or organizations operating in designated underserved areas.