About Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare
To help everyone in our communities be their best by delivering compassionate, personalized, world-class healthcare and setting a new standard for healthcare.
Focus Areas
HealthcareCommunity healthHealth equityMedical education and workforce developmentClinical research
Who They Fund
families experiencing homelessnesschildren with disabilities and their familieslow-income and underserved community residentsyouth pursuing healthcare careersindividuals/families burdened by medical debtpeople with unmet behavioral health needs
Funding Style
About Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare
Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare’s largest recent grant in the data is a $514,510 award to DuPage Health Coalition for medical debt collaboration focused on improving community health equity. That grant points to a funder that uses community investment to address barriers to care, not just clinical services. Across the recent record, the foundation supports neighborhood clinics, housing stability, food access, behavioral health, youth pathways into healthcare, and programs for children with disabilities and their families. The grant list also shows substantial support for local access points such as Greater Family Health’s new Franklin Park Health Center and Outreach Community Ministries’ affordable behavioral health services. In other awards, the foundation backs emergency housing, medical debt relief, and school- and community-based support programs in Illinois communities. Its active Community Investment Fund is designed to support community programs, neighborhood clinics, and trusted partnerships that bring care and support closer to home. The foundation’s stated purpose is to help everyone in its communities be their best by delivering compassionate, personalized, world-class healthcare and setting a new standard for healthcare. The grant record reflects that mission through direct support for community health infrastructure and services that address social and medical needs together.
What Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare Funds
In community health infrastructure, Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare gave $358,985 to Greater Family Health for its new Franklin Park Health Center and $315,000 to the same organization for the same project in a later grant. That kind of support fits its stated emphasis on bringing care closer to home through neighborhood clinics and access to care. Behavioral health is another clear area of support. The foundation awarded $256,000 to Outreach Community Ministries to expand access to affordable behavioral health services, and $225,000 to Easter Seals DuPage and the Fox Valley Region for the mental health program for children with disabilities and their families. The grant record also includes food access and housing stability. Loaves And Fishes Community Services received $303,250 for healthy food access expansion, while Bridge Communities received $269,000 for a transitional housing program for families facing homelessness. Medical debt collaboration appears as well through a $514,510 grant to DuPage Health Coalition.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$5.9M
Total Assets
$355M
Total Revenue
$63.1M
Total Expenses
$217M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $125K and $229K, with a median of $165K.
25th Percentile
$125K
Median
$165K
75th Percentile
$229K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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