Saint Luke's Foundation Community Grant

Saint Luke's Foundation Community Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Saint Luke's Foundation Of Cleveland, Ohio
Amount: Up to US $6,000
Last Updated: March 17, 2026

Summary

The Saint Luke's Foundation Community Grant aims to enhance local health by providing financial support to residents in Buckeye – Shaker, Mt. Pleasant, and Woodland Hills. Grants of up to $6,000 are available for health-improving projects led by community members, such as community gardens and mentoring programs. The Resident Advancement Committee awards these grants from March to September annually, empowering local leaders to address health equity and foster positive change within their neighborhoods.

Overview

Saint Luke's Foundation Community Grant Community grants are available to directly support residents seeking to improve their community’s health. The Resident Advancement Committee independently awards community grants to ensure that local leaders have access to resources that help them close the health equity gap. Whether it’s a community garden, a pocket park, or a mentoring program, neighbors and small nonprofits within Saint Luke’s footprint, residents can receive up to $6,000 towards their local initiatives and projects. Community Grants are exclusively available to residents in Buckeye – Shaker, Mt. Pleasant, and Woodland Hills from March-September annually. These funds provide community leaders, the true experts in the community, with the resources necessary to turn their local ideas into projects that improve the health of their neighbors. Community Grants are available for resident-led projects in the following areas: Educational Attainment Financial Stability Housing Stability & Safety Social Connections Advocacy, Policy, and Community Engagement Access to Healthy Food and Actively Living

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.For individuals or community groups without a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, you can still receive a grant by collaborating with a fiscal sponsor—a trusted 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The fiscal sponsor will need to agree to apply for, receive, and manage the funds, and report back to the foundation on your behalf