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    Mt Sinai Health Foundation

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    Cleveland, OHWebsite2164215500

    About Mt Sinai Health Foundation

    The Mt. Sinai Health Foundation improves the health of Greater Cleveland by investing resources, convening, and collaborating—with a focus on equitable health outcomes, health of the Jewish community, academic medicine and bioscience, and health policy.

    Focus Areas

    Lead poisoning prevention / housing interventionsInfant and maternal health (e.g., First Year Cleveland)Early childhood interventionsBehavioral and mental health for the Jewish communityNurse home-visiting programsAcademic medical education and biomedical researchPolicy and systems change to strengthen government safety-net effectiveness

    Who They Fund

    Black women (culturally‑sensitive mental health)people with opioid use disorder / people who use drugspeople living with HIV/AIDS

    About Mt Sinai Health Foundation

    A $3.8 million grant to the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in 2024 is one of the clearest signals of how Mt Sinai Health Foundation funds: it backs institutions that can move health, community well-being, and systems change at scale in Greater Cleveland. The foundation’s work is closely tied to the health of the Jewish community, while also extending to equitable health outcomes, academic medicine and bioscience, and health policy. Its recent awards show a pattern of substantial support for established local partners rather than many small gifts. Case Western Reserve University received $1.185 million in 2023 and $750,000 in 2024, reflecting continued investment in academic medicine and research capacity. Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio also appears in the grant list with a $500,000 general operating grant in 2025, alongside support for policy, maternal and child health, and behavioral health initiatives. The foundation’s public grant programs indicate an emphasis on health promotion, disease prevention, early intervention, and collaboration with existing community infrastructure. That mix aligns with its stated focus on improving health outcomes for Greater Cleveland residents, including families, the Jewish community, and people served through safety-net health systems and regional academic partners.

    What Mt Sinai Health Foundation Funds

    Mt Sinai Health Foundation funds across several health-related lanes, but the most visible themes in the recent grants are policy, early childhood, and community health infrastructure. In maternal and young child health policy, it awarded $150,000 to Groundwork Ohio for Maternal & Young Child Health Policy 2024-2025. In early language and literacy, Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center received $180,000 for Project ELLA (Early Language and Literacy for All). The foundation also supports behavioral health and leadership for women. Naaleh Cleveland received $150,000 for the Women’s Behavioral Health & Leadership Expansion Initiative. In the Jewish community portfolio, Jewish Federation of Cleveland received multiple large grants, including $1.8 million in 2025 for the 2024 Campaign for Jewish Needs. Academic medicine and bioscience remain another pillar, with Cleveland-based university and medical partners appearing repeatedly in the grant list.

    How Mt Sinai Health Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $7.4M

    Total Assets

    $189.6M

    Total Revenue

    $6.5M

    Total Expenses

    $9.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $100K, with a median of $47K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $47K

    75th Percentile

    $100K

    Geographic Reach

    Local8 states funded
    Funding intensity
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    Leadership

    Mitchell Balk

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    families with young children / early learners
    medical students (NEOMED/CWRU trainees)
    LGBTQ+ community in Greater Cleveland
    Jewish community beneficiaries (campaigns, fertility programming)
    residents of Cleveland / Cuyahoga County (general community health)

    Funding Style

    capacity buildinggeneral operating supportemergency/rapid relief fundingprogram expansion & scale-uppolicy & advocacy support

    Topics

    early language and literacy (early childhood)maternal and young child health policybehavioral health & leadership for womensubstance use disorder treatment and harm reduction (including low‑barrier MAT)HIV/AIDS service funding and collaborationhealth equity in cancer researchsocial determinants of health screening / digital health solutions

    Typical grant size is $20,000 at the 25th percentile, $47,445 at the median, and $100,000 at the 75th percentile, but the recent list also includes several much larger awards to anchor institutions. The pattern suggests a blend of mid-sized operating and program grants with occasional major commitments. This is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or make PRIs. The grant list shows repeated support to some recipients across multiple years, including Jewish Federation of Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University, MetroHealth System, Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio, Health Policy Institute of Ohio, Center for Community Solutions, and Senior Transportation Connection. That repetition suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards.

    Where Mt Sinai Health Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is overwhelmingly local and concentrated in Ohio, with 94% of grants going to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Cleveland and Beachwood appear frequently among recipient locations, and Columbus also shows up in the policy and advocacy portfolio. Outside Ohio, the recent list includes San Francisco, New York, and Honolulu, but those are exceptions rather than the norm. Among recipient cities, Cleveland is especially prominent, including grants to health systems, advocacy groups, and community organizations. Beachwood appears on the Jewish community side, while Columbus is home to several policy-focused grantees.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Mt Sinai Health Foundation

    What kinds of issues does Mt Sinai Health Foundation fund?

    Its stated and recurring focus includes equitable health outcomes, the health of the Jewish community, academic medicine and bioscience, and health policy. The grant list also shows support for lead poisoning prevention, infant and maternal health, early childhood interventions, behavioral and mental health, nurse home-visiting, and safety-net systems change.

    How concentrated is the foundation’s giving in Ohio?

    Very concentrated. 94% of grants go to recipients in Ohio, and Ohio is the top state by grant count. The recent grant list is dominated by Cleveland, Beachwood, and Columbus recipients.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The 25th percentile grant is $20,000, the median is $47,445, and the 75th percentile is $100,000. Recent grants also include several larger awards, including million-dollar commitments to established institutions.

    Does Mt Sinai Health Foundation support recurring partners?

    Yes. The recent grant list shows repeat support to several organizations across multiple years, including Jewish Federation of Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University, MetroHealth System, Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio, Health Policy Institute of Ohio, Center for Community Solutions, and Senior Transportation Connection.

    Does the foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    It does for several of its active grant programs, including Health of the Jewish Community, Equitable Health Outcomes, Health Policy Grantmaking, Academic Medicine & Bioscience, and the Mt. Sinai Health Foundation Scholars Program. Nurse Family Partnership is listed as not accepting unsolicited applications.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Mt. Sinai Health Foundation Grantmaking Program

    Equitable health outcomesHealth of the Jewish communityAcademic medicine and bioscience+5 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be organizations classified as 501(c)(3) tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service. Individuals are not eligible. Projects must be located in Greater Cleveland. In general, the Foundation does not fund general operating expenses, direct provision of health services, building or equipment expenses, capital campaigns, endowment funds, fundraising events, program advertising, or scholarships. Applicants should demonstrate sound project design, an appropriate budget, qualified staff, measurable outcomes, a strong implementation plan, continued support beyond the grant term, sound fiscal and management practices, board oversight and commitment, and potential to leverage additional resources. Applicants should contact a Mt. Sinai Program Officer before submitting a request.

    Deadline: The next proposal deadline is October 1, 2026. Additional listed deadlines are January 4, 2027, April 1, 2027, and July 1, 2027. Deadlines generally fall quarterly, with proposals due on the first business day when a deadline falls on a weekend or holiday.

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    Health of the Jewish Community

    physical healthmental healthprevention+4 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. Projects should fit Foundation guidelines, address documented community needs, and focus on prevention, detection, early intervention, and access to health services. Generally does not fund individuals.

    Deadline: Quarterly; next listed deadline October 1, 2026, with subsequent deadlines January 4, 2027, April 1, 2027, and July 1, 2027.

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    Equitable Health Outcomes (formerly Health of the Urban Community)

    health promotiondisease preventionearly intervention+2 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. Projects should align with Foundation priorities, have scale, show measurable outcomes, and generally serve vulnerable populations in Greater Cleveland/Cuyahoga County. Generally does not fund individuals.

    Deadline: Quarterly grant cycles; next proposal deadline October 1, 2026.

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    Academic Medicine & Bioscience

    medical educationbiomedical scienceorganizational capacity+2 more

    Who can apply: Applicants should be organizations working in academic medicine or bioscience and aligned with the Foundation's grantmaking priorities. Generally restricted to 501(c)(3) organizations and not individuals.

    Deadline: Quarterly; next listed deadline October 1, 2026, with subsequent deadlines January 4, 2027, April 1, 2027, and July 1, 2027.

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    Health Policy Grantmaking

    health policygovernment safety-net obligationsAffordable Care Act+4 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. Projects should align with health policy priorities and the Foundation's guidelines; general operating support, capital, events, advertising, scholarships, individuals, and projects outside Greater Cleveland are not funded.

    Deadline: Quarterly; next listed deadline October 1, 2026, with subsequent deadlines January 4, 2027, April 1, 2027, and July 1, 2027.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Case Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, OH$1,000,0002026Mt. Sinai Fellows in Therapeutic Discovery
    MetroHealth SystemCleveland, OH$500,0002026Nurse Family Partnership (2025)
    Health Policy Institute of OhioColumbus, OH$450,0002026Improving the Health and Well-Being of Ohioans Through Informed Policy Decisions (2025-2027)
    Jewish Federation of ClevelandBeachwood, OH$450,0002026Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)
    Jewish Federation of ClevelandBeachwood, OH$450,0002026Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)
    Jewish Federation of ClevelandBeachwood, OH$450,0002026Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)
    Jewish Federation of ClevelandBeachwood, OH$450,0002026Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)
    Cuyahoga CountyCleveland, OH$400,0002026Cleveland Christian Home Cuyahoga County Launch of the Child Wellness Campus
    United Way of Greater ClevelandCleveland, OH$300,0002026General Program Support (2025)
    Educational Service Center of Northeast OhioCleveland, OH$250,0002026Expanding Integrated Health Services for CMSD Scholars
    Bikur Cholim of ClevelandCleveland Heights, OH$180,0002026General Program Support (2025)
    Jewish Federations of North AmericaNew York, NY$175,0002026Strategic Health Resource Center (2025-2026)
    Birthing Beautiful CommunitiesCleveland, OH$150,0002026Postpartum Support Initiative
    Cleveland State UniversityCleveland, OH$147,3952026Advancing the School of Nursing at Cleveland State University
    Planned ParenthoodCleveland, OH$125,0002026General Program Support (2025)
    Environmental Health Watch (EHW)Cleveland, OH$120,0002026Strategic Plan Development Implementation
    MedWish MedWorksCleveland, OH$115,0002026Access to Quality Health Care for Cleveland's Most Vulnerable Persons
    Village of HealingEuclid, OH$100,0002026Building Capacity to Care for Black Families in Cuyahoga County
    United Way of Greater ClevelandCleveland, OH$100,0002026To Close the Gap to Support 211 and Other Vital Services
    The CentersCircle HealthCleveland, OH$100,0002026Walk-in Medication Assisted Treatment (WinMAT) Clinic
    Abortion ForwardCleveland, OH$80,0002026General Program Support (2025)
    Milestones Autism ResourcesWarrensville Heights, OH$75,4012026General Program Support (2025)
    YWCA Greater ClevelandCleveland, OH$75,0002026Increasing Parent Resiliency and Outcomes for Protective Factors - Phase 2
    Center for Community SolutionsCleveland, OH$70,0002026The Center for Medicaid Policy (2024)
    Journey Center for Safety and HealingCleveland, OH$61,7932026Advocacy for Domestic Violence Services
    B Riley Sober HouseCleveland, OH$61,2502026Access to Mental Health Services for LGBTQ+ Individuals in Substance Use Disorder Treatment
    American Cancer Society - North East RegionCleveland, OH$52,0002026ACS DICR Program at Case Western Reserve University
    Legal Aid Society of ClevelandCleveland, OH$50,0002026Improving Healthcare Access and Quality through Medical-Legal Partnerships
    Bloom at PPRCMaple Heights, OH$50,0002026Perinatal Mental Health Evaluation
    UHCAN Ohio (Universal Health Care Access Network)Columbus, OH$50,0002026Protecting Medicaid Eligibility for Ohioans
    Neighborhood Family PracticeCleveland, OH$50,0002026Expanding Equitable Access to Dental Services at W. 130th Community Health Center
    Health Impact OhioColumbus, OH$50,0002026Healthy Futures for Ohio Students: Improving Ohios School-Based Health Care Infrastructure through Greater Cleveland Capacity-Building
    Central School of Practical NursingIndependence, OH$45,0002026Licensed Social Worker Support
    Milestones Autism ResourcesWarrensville Heights, OH$40,0002026Leadership Transition
    Jewish Fertility FoundationAtlanta, GA$40,0002026Programming in Cleveland in Partnership with Jewish Fertility Foundation
    Case Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, OH$40,0002026Cleveland Health Survey 2024, Co-led by Cleveland Dept of Health and CWRU Prevention Research Center
    Journey Center for Safety and HealingCleveland, OH$30,0002026Advocacy for Survivors of Domestic Violence (2025)
    Ohio Local Information Initiative (dba Signal Cleveland)Columbus, OH$30,0002026Signal Cleveland Health Reporting
    Ideastream Public MediaCleveland, OH$30,0002026Health Care Access Journalism (FY25)
    MedWish MedWorksCleveland, OH$25,0002026Navigation Bridge Funding
    Health Policy Institute of OhioColumbus, OH$25,0002026Medicaid Research 2025
    Mishkan LevUniversity Heights, OH$25,0002026Respite Care for Children with Special Needs and their Families
    Friendship Circle of ClevelandPepper Pike, OH$20,0002026Friendship Circle Family Support Initiative: Connecting Caregivers to Mental Health Resources
    Case Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, OH$20,0002026In Support of the Rare Cancer Initiative
    Cleveland FoundationCleveland, OH$20,0002026Greater Cleveland Funders Collaborative Operating Support (2024/2025)
    United Way of Greater ClevelandCleveland, OH$18,1502026Evaluation Support for Collaborative Investments +Health / CAPGI Cycle 2
    Hunger Network of Greater ClevelandCleveland, OH$15,0002026Strategic Planning
    Collaborate ClevelandCleveland, OH$15,0002026Paid Family Leave Cost-Benefit Analysis
    Cleveland Metropolitan School DistrictCleveland, OH$15,0002026Basic Needs Support for Housing Insecure CMSD Students
    Starting PointCleveland, OH$15,0002026Early Matters NEO Consultant (Starting Point acting as fiscal agent)

    Case Western Reserve University

    $1,000,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Mt. Sinai Fellows in Therapeutic Discovery

    MetroHealth System

    $500,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Nurse Family Partnership (2025)

    Health Policy Institute of Ohio

    $450,000
    Columbus, OH2026

    Improving the Health and Well-Being of Ohioans Through Informed Policy Decisions (2025-2027)

    Jewish Federation of Cleveland

    $450,000
    Beachwood, OH2026

    Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)

    Jewish Federation of Cleveland

    $450,000
    Beachwood, OH2026

    Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)

    Jewish Federation of Cleveland

    $450,000
    Beachwood, OH2026

    Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)

    Jewish Federation of Cleveland

    $450,000
    Beachwood, OH2026

    Campaign for Jewish Needs (2025)

    Cuyahoga County

    $400,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Cleveland Christian Home Cuyahoga County Launch of the Child Wellness Campus

    United Way of Greater Cleveland

    $300,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    General Program Support (2025)

    Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio

    $250,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Expanding Integrated Health Services for CMSD Scholars

    Bikur Cholim of Cleveland

    $180,000
    Cleveland Heights, OH2026

    General Program Support (2025)

    Jewish Federations of North America

    $175,000
    New York, NY2026

    Strategic Health Resource Center (2025-2026)

    Birthing Beautiful Communities

    $150,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Postpartum Support Initiative

    Cleveland State University

    $147,395
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Advancing the School of Nursing at Cleveland State University

    Planned Parenthood

    $125,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    General Program Support (2025)

    Environmental Health Watch (EHW)

    $120,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Strategic Plan Development Implementation

    MedWish MedWorks

    $115,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Access to Quality Health Care for Cleveland's Most Vulnerable Persons

    Village of Healing

    $100,000
    Euclid, OH2026

    Building Capacity to Care for Black Families in Cuyahoga County

    United Way of Greater Cleveland

    $100,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    To Close the Gap to Support 211 and Other Vital Services

    The CentersCircle Health

    $100,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Walk-in Medication Assisted Treatment (WinMAT) Clinic

    Abortion Forward

    $80,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    General Program Support (2025)

    Milestones Autism Resources

    $75,401
    Warrensville Heights, OH2026

    General Program Support (2025)

    YWCA Greater Cleveland

    $75,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Increasing Parent Resiliency and Outcomes for Protective Factors - Phase 2

    Center for Community Solutions

    $70,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    The Center for Medicaid Policy (2024)

    Journey Center for Safety and Healing

    $61,793
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Advocacy for Domestic Violence Services

    B Riley Sober House

    $61,250
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Access to Mental Health Services for LGBTQ+ Individuals in Substance Use Disorder Treatment

    American Cancer Society - North East Region

    $52,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    ACS DICR Program at Case Western Reserve University

    Legal Aid Society of Cleveland

    $50,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Improving Healthcare Access and Quality through Medical-Legal Partnerships

    Bloom at PPRC

    $50,000
    Maple Heights, OH2026

    Perinatal Mental Health Evaluation

    UHCAN Ohio (Universal Health Care Access Network)

    $50,000
    Columbus, OH2026

    Protecting Medicaid Eligibility for Ohioans

    Neighborhood Family Practice

    $50,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Expanding Equitable Access to Dental Services at W. 130th Community Health Center

    Health Impact Ohio

    $50,000
    Columbus, OH2026

    Healthy Futures for Ohio Students: Improving Ohios School-Based Health Care Infrastructure through Greater Cleveland Capacity-Building

    Central School of Practical Nursing

    $45,000
    Independence, OH2026

    Licensed Social Worker Support

    Milestones Autism Resources

    $40,000
    Warrensville Heights, OH2026

    Leadership Transition

    Jewish Fertility Foundation

    $40,000
    Atlanta, GA2026

    Programming in Cleveland in Partnership with Jewish Fertility Foundation

    Case Western Reserve University

    $40,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Cleveland Health Survey 2024, Co-led by Cleveland Dept of Health and CWRU Prevention Research Center

    Journey Center for Safety and Healing

    $30,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Advocacy for Survivors of Domestic Violence (2025)

    Ohio Local Information Initiative (dba Signal Cleveland)

    $30,000
    Columbus, OH2026

    Signal Cleveland Health Reporting

    Ideastream Public Media

    $30,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Health Care Access Journalism (FY25)

    MedWish MedWorks

    $25,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Navigation Bridge Funding

    Health Policy Institute of Ohio

    $25,000
    Columbus, OH2026

    Medicaid Research 2025

    Mishkan Lev

    $25,000
    University Heights, OH2026

    Respite Care for Children with Special Needs and their Families

    Friendship Circle of Cleveland

    $20,000
    Pepper Pike, OH2026

    Friendship Circle Family Support Initiative: Connecting Caregivers to Mental Health Resources

    Case Western Reserve University

    $20,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    In Support of the Rare Cancer Initiative

    Cleveland Foundation

    $20,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Greater Cleveland Funders Collaborative Operating Support (2024/2025)

    United Way of Greater Cleveland

    $18,150
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Evaluation Support for Collaborative Investments +Health / CAPGI Cycle 2

    Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland

    $15,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Strategic Planning

    Collaborate Cleveland

    $15,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Paid Family Leave Cost-Benefit Analysis

    Cleveland Metropolitan School District

    $15,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Basic Needs Support for Housing Insecure CMSD Students

    Starting Point

    $15,000
    Cleveland, OH2026

    Early Matters NEO Consultant (Starting Point acting as fiscal agent)