Vitamin Angel Association: Grants for US-Based Programs

Vitamin Angels offers grants to US-based organizations dedicated to improving nutrition for pregnant women, infants, and young children. By providing prenatal multivitamins and technical support, the initiative aims to reach underserved communities facing nutritional barriers. Eligible organizations must serve at least 500 children or 100 pregnant women annually and distribute the vitamins without financial support from Vitamin Angels. This collaborative effort enhances health outcomes for vulnerable populations across the nation.

Our Work
Vitamin Angels improves nutrition and health outcomes for pregnant women, infants, and young children worldwide.
We Bring Essential Healthcare to Underserved Communities
As a public health nonprofit we are committed to reaching the most underserved, nutritionally vulnerable populations—pregnant women, infants, and children—with the right solutions. Overcoming barriers to nutritional access takes teamwork.
Vitamin Angels (VA) supports the delivery of evidence-based nutrition interventions by providing commodities and technical assistance. For programs based in the United States, prenatal multivitamins, also known as multiple micronutrient supplements (MMS), can be provided as in-kind donations to qualified organizations. Prenatal multivitamins are a daily nutritional supplement of vitamins and minerals, and serve as an excellent way to meet the increased need for nutrients experienced during pregnancy. Prenatal multivitamins granted by Vitamin Angels are to be distributed in a targeted manner to women of reproductive age who experience barriers to accessing prenatal multivitamins.
Our grant opportunities are best suited to organizations that can add our nutrition interventions to their existing programming with limited cost implications.

Eligibility

Who qualifies for a Vitamin Angels Grant?Organizations applying for a grant must meet the following criteria:Must serve beneficiaries in the USA.Be a locally registered organization in the country of program operation (i.e., non-governmental organization, clinic, faith-based group, government facility or agency).Can reach pregnant women and/or children ages 6–59 months and serve at least 500 children ages 6–59 months and/or 100 pregnant women annually (some exceptions apply).Serve individuals who do not have regular access to vitamin A, Albendazole (deworming), and/or maternal nutrition supplements (iron and folic acid or MMS) from national health services. Be able to distribute the nutrition interventions provided by Vitamin Angels without financial funding from Vitamin Angels.

Ineligibility

Vitamin Angels does not provide financial support.