John Taylor Babbitt Foundation Grant

John Taylor Babbitt Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: John Taylor Babbitt Foundation
Last Updated: October 08, 2025

Summary

The John Taylor Babbitt Foundation offers grants to support nonprofit organizations in preventing sudden cardiac death through initiatives such as acquiring AEDs and providing CPR training. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and should include a detailed estimate of funding needs and commitments. The foundation emphasizes timely use of funds and adherence to safety regulations, ensuring a positive impact on diverse populations, including student athletes and vulnerable groups.

Overview

NOTE: Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Apply for a Grant from the JTB Foundation We’re pleased to be continuing our grant program for nonprofit organizations to acquire AED’s, provide CPR training and help advance research related to sudden cardiac arrest and sudden death. John Taylor Babbitt Foundation The John Taylor Babbitt Foundation (“JTB Foundation”) is dedicated to the prevention of sudden cardiac death, including in diverse populations (student athletes, people with disabilities, vulnerable groups, etc.). The JTB Foundation may periodically make grants available to non-profit and for-profit organizations for their use in preventing sudden cardiac death through the purchase of automatic external defibrillators (AEDs), CPR/AED training, education and awareness programs, or related activities. There is no specific limit on grant amounts. Applications should include a rough estimate of the amount of funds they’ll need, as well as any commitments they propose to make to their selected program, such as providing matching funds, staff time, or other program commitments. (For example, if an organization requests funding for a portable AED to be available at certain events, then the organization should describe their specific procedures for ensuring that the AED will be brought to and available at those events.)

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Grant recipients must be appropriately registered organizations in good standing and they must propose to use grant funds for activities that will help prevent sudden cardiac death.Any organization that receives a grant must use the funds in a timely fashion exclusively for the stated purpose in their application materials and must fully meet their commitments to the activity as detailed in their application materials.Grant recipients are solely responsible for identifying and meeting any and all legal, safety, statutory, tax, and other requirements and regulations associated with their use of the grant funds for the stated purpose and with their implementation of the activity which the grant helps support.