Quantum Foundation Regular Grant

Quantum Foundation Regular Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Quantum Foundation Inc
Amount: More than US $25,000
Last Updated: January 15, 2026

Summary

The Quantum Foundation Regular Grant supports organizations focused on improving health in Palm Beach County through projects that align with its mission and vision. The foundation has over $175 million in assets and has awarded $160 million to local nonprofits. Grants typically exceed $25,000 and are aimed at enhancing health engagement, access to resources, and community connections. The foundation prioritizes initiatives that address social determinants of health, ensuring impactful community health improvements.

Overview

About Us Health has always been at the heart of our work. When circumstances in the county change or new issues arise, we may adjust our strategies to effectively meet those emerging challenges. As an organization, we try to be flexible and adaptable but we never lose our focus on health. Our vision is for the people of Palm Beach County to experience a better life through quality health. Our mission is to inspire and fund initiatives that improve the health of our communities. In its third decade of community investment, the foundation has assets of approximately $175 million and since its inception has awarded $160 million to hundreds of local nonprofit grantees. Every dollar the foundation grants stays in the county to benefit local communities. Quantum Foundation Regular Grant Regular grants are for organizations with programs that align with one or more of our three targeted Impact Zones. Impact Zones Funding projects that create impact. Our vision is for the people of Palm Beach County to experience a better life through quality health. Our mission is to inspire and fund initiatives that improve the health of our communities. In order to achieve our mission and vision, we seek to fund projects that create impact in three areas. Better Engagement in Health: Individuals have the knowledge and skills needed to make healthy choices; and health workers have the ability to effectively serve those individuals. Greater Access to Health Resources: Communities have access to resources that support their optimal health; and organizations have the capacity to provide those health resources. Stronger Connections for Healthy Communities: Stakeholders are engaged to reshape systems that promote equitable community health, and multiple efforts are aligned to implement solutions. Investing in the Social Determinants of Health As a health foundation, we recognize there are a multitude of factors that influence an individual’s health. The social determinants of health include the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life. We now know how critical those factors are in determining the health of a community, and our aim is to support efforts that address these various areas. Funding Regular grants are primarily awarded to high-capacity organizations and are generally greater than $25,000.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. To be eligible for a regular grant, your organization must meet these criteria:  Your day-to-day work must be focused on improving the health of people in Palm Beach County.Your proposed project must match our vision and mission as well as our current strategy.You must be able to measure the impact your program will have and be able to show your results.Additionally, your organization must be:EitherA nonprofit and tax-exempt under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code (IRC) and defined as a public charity under 509(a) 1,2 or 3 (types I, II, or a functionally integrated type III) ORAn accredited school or university ORA unit of government or public agency - typically tax-exempt under Section 107(c)(1) of Section 511(a)(2)(B) of the IRC

Ineligibility

At this time, we do not fund:Grants to individuals Individual scholarships Health research Religious organizations for religious purposes Endowments Operating deficits or retirement of debt Political causes, candidates, organizations, or campaigns Grants to 509(a)(3), type III supporting organizations that are not “functionally integrated”.