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    Highmark Foundation

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    Pittsburgh, PAWebsite4125446668

    About Highmark Foundation

    The Highmark Foundation concentrates its giving on hospital-based efforts to support low-income and Medicaid-eligible patients in the Pittsburgh region, channeling very large awards to the local health system. Nearly all recent funding is directed to Allegheny Health Network and its uncompensated care/Medicaid patient support programs, signaling a clear focus on preserving access to care for uninsured or underinsured patients. The foundation’s grants are operationally focused (patient support/uncompensated care) rather than broadly philanthropic.

    Focus Areas

    Medicaid-applying patient support in Allegheny County/PittsburghUncompensated care funding for hospital systemsHospital-based safety-net services for low-income and uninsured patients

    Who They Fund

    Medicaid-applying / low-income patientsveterans (not VA-eligible)underserved / underinsured communities (including specific high-need ZIP codes)minority / underrepresented students pursuing health careersschool-aged children and adolescents

    About Highmark Foundation

    Highmark Foundation’s recent giving is anchored by repeated multimillion-dollar support for Allegheny Health Network’s uncompensated care and Medicaid-applying patient support work in Pittsburgh. That pattern makes the foundation’s priorities unusually clear: it directs large awards toward hospital-based safety-net services for low-income and underinsured patients, alongside a smaller set of community health, school health, and workforce grants. In the recent grants list, Allegheny Health Network appears again and again, including support for charity care, nursing scholars, and programs tied to patient access and hospital capacity. Beyond the health system, the foundation has funded community organizations working on social determinants of health and health equity. Project Destiny received support for its Thrive18 SDOH community initiative, and United Way affiliates received large general-needs grants. The foundation also backs West Virginia health initiatives, including food access, food-as-medicine programming, and behavioral or oral health support through restricted programs. Its portfolio shows a mix of direct service, program funding, and institutional support rather than broad discretionary philanthropy.

    What Highmark Foundation Funds

    A clear theme in the portfolio is access to care for patients who face financial barriers. Highmark Foundation gave $5,000,000 to Allegheny Health Network for charity care and $5,000,000 to AHN Uncompensated Care Program for Medicaid-applying patient support. The foundation also funds community health initiatives tied to social conditions. Project Destiny Inc. received $885,000 for its Thrive18 SDOH community initiative, followed by additional support for Thrive18 2.0. Food access is another visible thread. In West Virginia, CAMC Health Education and Research Institute Inc. received $500,000 for the Food as Medicine Initiative via Healthy Neighborhood Program, and West Virginia United Health System Inc. received $500,000 for Food for Mountaineers. Workforce development appears in hospital and university grants as well. Allegheny Health Network received support for its Nursing Scholars Pilot, while Carnegie Mellon University was funded for research tied to spinal anatomy detection and AHN school-based health work.

    How Highmark Foundation Gives

    Typical grants are in the mid-five-figure range, with a p25 of $6,350, a median of $22,000, and a p75 of $63,032. The recent record also includes a small set of much larger operating and program awards, which lift annual giving well above the median. Several recipients recur across multiple years, including Allegheny Health Network, Project Destiny Inc, United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania, and West Virginia health partners. The foundation is a grantmaker, not a program-related-investment funder, and it also funds individuals. Unsolicited applications are accepted for several active school and traditional grant programs, including school environment and general health grants.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $18.7M

    Total Assets

    $100.9M

    Total Revenue

    $3.2M

    Total Expenses

    $18.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $6K and $63K, with a median of $22K.

    25th Percentile

    $6K

    Median

    $22K

    75th Percentile

    $63K

    Geographic Reach

    National19 states funded

    About 60% of grants go to recipients in PA.

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    individuals affected by incarceration / reentry populations
    rural West Virginia residents

    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: very few, large grants to a single health system (repeat funding to Allegheny Health Network) aimed at operational support for Medicaid/uncompensated care rather than many small or diversified awards.

    Funding Style

    direct service / program deliverygeneral operating supportmulti-year grantscapacity building / workforce developmentproject-specific / initiative funding

    Notable grantees: Allegheny Health Network, AHN Uncompensated Care Program, Allegheny Health Network — Medicaid patient support initiatives

    Topics

    social determinants of health (SDOH) community initiativesfood insecurity / food-as-medicine programsaddiction recovery and infectious disease programminghealth workforce development (nursing and dental scholarships)veterans' dental and lifetime oral health accessmobile/outreach primary medical and dental clinicsschool-based child & adolescent health (physical activity, nutrition, risk-reduction)

    Where Highmark Foundation Makes Grants

    Grant activity is heavily centered in Pennsylvania, which accounts for 60% of grants and is also the top state by grant count. Pittsburgh appears repeatedly as a recipient city, along with Harrisburg, Enola, and Phoenixville. West Virginia is the other major destination, with grants going to Charleston, Bridgeport, and Morgantown. The recipient-country distribution is entirely domestic: 645 grants, or 100%, went to U.S. recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Highmark Foundation

    What kinds of health work does Highmark Foundation support most often?

    The foundation’s recent grants emphasize hospital-based safety-net care, Medicaid-applying patient support, charity care, SDOH community initiatives, food access, workforce development, and school health. Examples in the record include support for charity care at Allegheny Health Network, Thrive18 SDOH work at Project Destiny Inc, and food-as-medicine programming in West Virginia.

    Does Highmark Foundation fund school health programs?

    Yes. Active programs include Creating a Healthy School Environment and Highmark Healthy High 5, which support physical activity, nutrition, bullying prevention, grieving support, and related school wellness work. The school grant programs list grant sizes of $5,000–$10,000, and some of them accept unsolicited applications.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The reported grant-size distribution is p25 of $6,350, median of $22,000, and p75 of $63,032. Recent awards also include much larger grants, including multiple $5,000,000 commitments and several $500,000 to $700,000 grants.

    Where does Highmark Foundation give most often?

    Pennsylvania is the top state by grant count, with 60% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Pittsburgh is a frequent recipient city, and other Pennsylvania recipients in the recent grants list include Harrisburg, Enola, Phoenixville, and Charleston-area partners in neighboring West Virginia programs.

    Can organizations apply unsolicited?

    Yes for several programs. The Creating a Healthy School Environment programs and Traditional Grants are marked as accepting unsolicited applications, and the General Health Grants program is also open to unsolicited requests. Other named programs, including Bright Blue Futures Awards and West Virginia Charitable Fund for Health, are not open to unsolicited applications.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Current and upcoming funding from Highmark Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

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    Creating a Healthy School Environment — Meeting Health Needs Through Supportive Services

    Supportive servicesBasic health needsEquity in school health

    Who can apply: Economically disadvantaged school districts and high-needs schools within the Foundation's service area. Applicants should request funds for items impacting student health.

    Deadline: Rolling application period (historical example: rolling through Dec. 31, 2016); check portal for current rolling status

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$5,000,0002025TO SUPPORT CHARITY CARE
    United Way of Southwestern PennsylvaniaPittsburgh, PA$700,0002025TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
    United Way of Southwestern PennsylvaniaPittsburgh, PA$650,0002025TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
    Project Destiny IncPittsburgh, PA$650,0002025TO SUPPORT THRIVE18 2.0 SDOH COMMUNITY INITIATIVE
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$600,0002025TO SUPPORT NURSING SCHOLARS PILOT
    CAMC Health Education and Research Institute IncCharleston, WV$500,0002025GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FOOD AS MEDICINE INITIATIVE VIA HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM
    Project Destiny IncPittsburgh, PA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THRIVE18 2.0 SDOH COMMUNITY INITIATIVE
    United Way of Capital RegionENOLA, PA$300,0002025TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF CAPITAL REGION
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$300,0002025TO SUPPORT TALENT ATTRACTION PROGRAM
    Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh IncPittsburgh, PA$250,0002025TO SUPPORT COMPASSION CORNER CAMPAIGN AND RED DOOR INITIATIVE
    Allegheny Health NetworkHershey, PA$250,0002025TO SUPPORT FIRST STEPS AND BEYOND PROGRAM
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$250,0002025TO SUPPORT FIRST STEPS AND BEYOND PROGRAM
    West Virginia United Health System IncMorgantown, WV$250,0002025TO SUPPORT FOOD FOR MOUNTAINEERS PROGRAM
    West Virginia United Health System IncMorgantown, WV$250,0002025TO SUPPORT FOOD FOR MOUNTAINEERS PROGRAM
    The Advanced Leadership InstitutePittsburgh, PA$200,0002025TO SUPPORT 2024 TALI PROGRAMMING
    New York University College of DentistryNew York, NY$176,3002025THREE-YEAR GRANT (2022-2024) TO SUPPORT NYU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY'S VOCARE VETERANS PROGRAM, PROVIDING FREE DENTAL CARE TO VETERANS OVER THE SPAN OF THEIR LIFETIME.
    West Virginia State University FoundationInstitute, WV$150,0002025GRANT FOR NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
    St Mary's Medical Center Foundation IncHuntington, WV$150,0002025GRANT TO SUPPORT NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS
    OVP Health CareProctorville, OH$130,0002025GRANT TO SUPPORT THEIR DENTAL PROGRAM BY SUSTAINING ACCESS TO QUALITY DENTAL CARE AND DENTURES IN TRI-STATE APPALACHIA
    CASA of the Eastern Panhandle INCMartinsburg, WV$127,8332025GRANT TO SUPPORT FOSTER PARENT PROGRAM FOSTERING HEALTHY FUTURES PROGRAM
    A Call To Care dba Mission of Mercy PittsburghPittsburgh, PA$125,0002025TO SUPPORT CALL TO CARE'S FREE TWO-DAY DENTAL CLINIC CALLED MISSION OF MERCY PITTSBURGH (MOMPGH) WHICH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE TO THE UNDERINSURED AND UNINSURED IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. MOMPGH WAS HELD OCTOBER 31ST AND NOVEMBER 1ST, 2024 AT THE CONVENTION CENTER IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH AND INCLUDED VISION, DENTAL, HEARING AND AFTERCARE COORDINATION.
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$125,0002025TO SUPPORT TALENT ATTRACTION PROGRAM
    AHN Cancer InstitutePittsburgh, PA$125,0002025TO SUPPORT CANCER INSTITUTE HEALTH EQUITY AND SCREENING PROGRAM
    TeamSmile IncRiverside, MT$110,0002025THREE-YEAR GRANT (2024-2026) TO PROVIDE FREE DENTAL CARE TO UNDERSERVED YOUTH ACROSS THE COUNTRY BY SUPPORTING TEAMSMILE THROUGH A NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO FUND PROGRAMS AND ASSIST WITH OVERALL OPERATIONS.
    American Heart Association IncPittsburgh, PA$110,0002025GRANT TO SUPPORT CPR IN SCHOOLS
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT CHILL MOBILE 2.0
    Howard UniversityWashington, DC$100,0002025FIVE-YEAR GRANT (2021-2025) TO SUPPORT TRADITIONALLY UNDER-REPRESENTED MINORITIES WITH DENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS.
    Three Rivers Mothers Milk BankPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT HIGHMARK BRIGHT BLUE FUTURES AWARDS
    Chuck Noll Foundation for Brain Injury ResearchPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT RESEARCH RELATED TO DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, AND PREVENTION OF BRAIN INJURIES
    Adagio Health IncPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT HUB LAUREL HIGHLANDS EXPANSION
    Boys & Girls Club of AmericaAtlanta, GA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
    Veterans Place of Washington BoulevardPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO IMPROVE HEALTH CARE ACCESS AND OUTREACH FOR HOMELESS VETERANS
    Wheeling Health Right IncWheeling, WV$100,0002025GRANT FOR THE EXPANSION OF DENTAL CARE SERVICES FOR THE MARGINALIZED
    ACTION-Housing IncPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT HEALTH AND WELLNESS INITIATIVE
    Meharry Medical College School of DentistryNashville, TN$100,0002025FIVE-YEAR GRANT (2021-2025) TO SUPPORT TRADITIONALLY UNDER-REPRESENTED MINORITIES WITH DENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS.
    Free Clinic Association of PennsylvaniaState College, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
    The Children's Home of PittsburghPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO INCREASE ACCESS TO PEDIATRIC THERAPY SERVICES
    Boys & Girls Club of AmericaAtlanta, GA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT HUMANE HEALTH COALITION
    East Liberty Family Health Care Center IncPittsburgh, PA$100,0002025TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING
    Allegheny Health NetworkPittsburgh, PA$95,0002025TO SUPPORT WEXFORD EMS
    South Central PA Sickle Cell CouncilHarrisburg, PA$95,0002025TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED SICKLE CELL AWARENESS AND EDUCATION INITIATIVE
    Three Rivers Alliance of Community Health CentersMcKees Rocks, PA$94,0002025TO SUPPORT PIPELINE PROGRAM FOR DENTAL AND MEDICAL ASSISTANTS IN FQHCS
    Robert Packer HospitalSayre, PA$90,0002025TO SUPPORT GUTHRIE PARAMEDICINEPLUS PROGRAM
    A Giving HeartPittsburgh, PA$85,0002025TO SUPPORT GET FIT KIDS HEALTHY HABITS AND FITNESS PROGRAM
    Rea of HopeorgCharleston, WV$83,2002025GRANT TO SUPPORT DRUG AND ALCOHOL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM; FIRST THINGS FIRST
    LGBT Center of Greater ReadingReading, PA$80,0002025TO SUPPORT BUILDING PRIMARY PROVIDER CONNECTIONS AT RIVERTOWN PRIDE CENTER
    Primary Care Health ServicesPittsburgh, PA$80,0002025TO SUPPORT DENTAL HEALTH SERVICES EXPANSION
    PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA HOSPITAL INCPunxsutawney, PA$77,0002025TO SUPPORT PHASE 2: PAH PERINATAL & GYNECOLOGICAL OUTREACH IN THE AMISH COMMUNITY
    MOM-n-PAShippensburg, PA$75,0002025TO SUPPORT MOM-N-PA FREE DENTAL CLINICS

    Allegheny Health Network

    $5,000,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT CHARITY CARE

    United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania

    $700,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

    United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania

    $650,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

    Project Destiny Inc

    $650,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT THRIVE18 2.0 SDOH COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

    Allegheny Health Network

    $600,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT NURSING SCHOLARS PILOT

    CAMC Health Education and Research Institute Inc

    $500,000
    Charleston, WV
    2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FOOD AS MEDICINE INITIATIVE VIA HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM

    Project Destiny Inc

    $500,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT THRIVE18 2.0 SDOH COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

    United Way of Capital Region

    $300,000
    ENOLA, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF UNITED WAY OF CAPITAL REGION

    Allegheny Health Network

    $300,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT TALENT ATTRACTION PROGRAM

    Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh Inc

    $250,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT COMPASSION CORNER CAMPAIGN AND RED DOOR INITIATIVE

    Allegheny Health Network

    $250,000
    Hershey, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT FIRST STEPS AND BEYOND PROGRAM

    Allegheny Health Network

    $250,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT FIRST STEPS AND BEYOND PROGRAM

    West Virginia United Health System Inc

    $250,000
    Morgantown, WV2025

    TO SUPPORT FOOD FOR MOUNTAINEERS PROGRAM

    West Virginia United Health System Inc

    $250,000
    Morgantown, WV2025

    TO SUPPORT FOOD FOR MOUNTAINEERS PROGRAM

    The Advanced Leadership Institute

    $200,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT 2024 TALI PROGRAMMING

    New York University College of Dentistry

    $176,300
    New York, NY2025

    THREE-YEAR GRANT (2022-2024) TO SUPPORT NYU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY'S VOCARE VETERANS PROGRAM, PROVIDING FREE DENTAL CARE TO VETERANS OVER THE SPAN OF THEIR LIFETIME.

    West Virginia State University Foundation

    $150,000
    Institute, WV2025

    GRANT FOR NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

    St Mary's Medical Center Foundation Inc

    $150,000
    Huntington, WV2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS

    OVP Health Care

    $130,000
    Proctorville, OH2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT THEIR DENTAL PROGRAM BY SUSTAINING ACCESS TO QUALITY DENTAL CARE AND DENTURES IN TRI-STATE APPALACHIA

    CASA of the Eastern Panhandle INC

    $127,833
    Martinsburg, WV2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT FOSTER PARENT PROGRAM FOSTERING HEALTHY FUTURES PROGRAM

    A Call To Care dba Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh

    $125,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT CALL TO CARE'S FREE TWO-DAY DENTAL CLINIC CALLED MISSION OF MERCY PITTSBURGH (MOMPGH) WHICH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE TO THE UNDERINSURED AND UNINSURED IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. MOMPGH WAS HELD OCTOBER 31ST AND NOVEMBER 1ST, 2024 AT THE CONVENTION CENTER IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH AND INCLUDED VISION, DENTAL, HEARING AND AFTERCARE COORDINATION.

    Allegheny Health Network

    $125,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT TALENT ATTRACTION PROGRAM

    AHN Cancer Institute

    $125,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT CANCER INSTITUTE HEALTH EQUITY AND SCREENING PROGRAM

    TeamSmile Inc

    $110,000
    Riverside, MT2025

    THREE-YEAR GRANT (2024-2026) TO PROVIDE FREE DENTAL CARE TO UNDERSERVED YOUTH ACROSS THE COUNTRY BY SUPPORTING TEAMSMILE THROUGH A NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO FUND PROGRAMS AND ASSIST WITH OVERALL OPERATIONS.

    American Heart Association Inc

    $110,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT CPR IN SCHOOLS

    Allegheny Health Network

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT CHILL MOBILE 2.0

    Howard University

    $100,000
    Washington, DC2025

    FIVE-YEAR GRANT (2021-2025) TO SUPPORT TRADITIONALLY UNDER-REPRESENTED MINORITIES WITH DENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

    Three Rivers Mothers Milk Bank

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT HIGHMARK BRIGHT BLUE FUTURES AWARDS

    Chuck Noll Foundation for Brain Injury Research

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT RESEARCH RELATED TO DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, AND PREVENTION OF BRAIN INJURIES

    Adagio Health Inc

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT HUB LAUREL HIGHLANDS EXPANSION

    Boys & Girls Club of America

    $100,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    TO SUPPORT NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP

    Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO IMPROVE HEALTH CARE ACCESS AND OUTREACH FOR HOMELESS VETERANS

    Wheeling Health Right Inc

    $100,000
    Wheeling, WV2025

    GRANT FOR THE EXPANSION OF DENTAL CARE SERVICES FOR THE MARGINALIZED

    ACTION-Housing Inc

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT HEALTH AND WELLNESS INITIATIVE

    Meharry Medical College School of Dentistry

    $100,000
    Nashville, TN2025

    FIVE-YEAR GRANT (2021-2025) TO SUPPORT TRADITIONALLY UNDER-REPRESENTED MINORITIES WITH DENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

    Free Clinic Association of Pennsylvania

    $100,000
    State College, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

    The Children's Home of Pittsburgh

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO INCREASE ACCESS TO PEDIATRIC THERAPY SERVICES

    Boys & Girls Club of America

    $100,000
    Atlanta, GA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL NEEDS OF NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP

    Allegheny Health Network

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT HUMANE HEALTH COALITION

    East Liberty Family Health Care Center Inc

    $100,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING

    Allegheny Health Network

    $95,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT WEXFORD EMS

    South Central PA Sickle Cell Council

    $95,000
    Harrisburg, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED SICKLE CELL AWARENESS AND EDUCATION INITIATIVE

    Three Rivers Alliance of Community Health Centers

    $94,000
    McKees Rocks, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT PIPELINE PROGRAM FOR DENTAL AND MEDICAL ASSISTANTS IN FQHCS

    Robert Packer Hospital

    $90,000
    Sayre, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT GUTHRIE PARAMEDICINEPLUS PROGRAM

    A Giving Heart

    $85,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT GET FIT KIDS HEALTHY HABITS AND FITNESS PROGRAM

    Rea of Hopeorg

    $83,200
    Charleston, WV2025

    GRANT TO SUPPORT DRUG AND ALCOHOL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM; FIRST THINGS FIRST

    LGBT Center of Greater Reading

    $80,000
    Reading, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT BUILDING PRIMARY PROVIDER CONNECTIONS AT RIVERTOWN PRIDE CENTER

    Primary Care Health Services

    $80,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT DENTAL HEALTH SERVICES EXPANSION

    PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA HOSPITAL INC

    $77,000
    Punxsutawney, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT PHASE 2: PAH PERINATAL & GYNECOLOGICAL OUTREACH IN THE AMISH COMMUNITY

    MOM-n-PA

    $75,000
    Shippensburg, PA2025

    TO SUPPORT MOM-N-PA FREE DENTAL CLINICS