Prenatal to Five (P-5) Innovation Fund Grant

Prenatal to Five (P-5) Innovation Fund Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: King County Department of Community and Human Services
Amount: Up to US $85,000
Last Updated: February 27, 2026

Summary

The Prenatal to Five (P-5) Innovation Fund aims to empower community-driven solutions for families in King County. With approximately $900,000 available, community leaders are invited to propose innovative, anti-racist approaches that prioritize Black, Indigenous, and families of color, as well as those facing systemic barriers. Proposals can request up to $30,000, or $50,000 for pilot activities, to implement impactful services and programs for underserved communities.

Overview

Prenatal to Five (P-5) Innovation Fund P-5 Innovation Funds aim to build up the power of community-driven Innovation to meet the emergent needs of families in King County. We seek community leaders to design, develop, test, and build the potential of innovative Anti-racist approaches (e.g. policies, programs, products, media, places, and services) centering Black families, Indigenous families, families of color, immigrant and refugee families, LGBTQ+ families, families with disabilities, families involved in the child welfare system, low-income families, and those geographically isolated. Funding Approximately $900,000 is available through Best Starts to support the P-5 Innovation Fund. Proposers may request up to $30,000 for all activities, with the exception that proposals for Small Scale Implementation (pilot) activities may request up to $50,000. Round 1- Up to $400,000Round 2 - Up to $400,000Round 3 - Up to $400,000 pending funding availability

Eligibility

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