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    Partnership for A Healthier America

    ActiveYouth Development
    Washington, DCWebsite2028429001

    About Partnership for A Healthier America

    We amplify and support partners to provide access to good food for all and advance food equity and nutrition security.

    Focus Areas

    nutrition securityfood accessfood equitycommunity food systemspublic healthchildhood nutritionhunger reliefproduce promotion and marketing

    Who They Fund

    Food Is Medicine patientslow-income / food-insecure householdsresidents of Bolivar County, MSresidents of Sunflower County, MSSt. Louis local community

    About Partnership for A Healthier America

    Partnership for a Healthier America Inc. centers its grantmaking on food access, nutrition security, and the systems that shape what communities can buy and serve. A defining thread in the recent record is produce-focused support tied to food banks, Food Is Medicine, and city-based partnerships, including a $120,000 award to Gateway Region Young Men's Christian Association in St Louis for Good Food for All work and a $101,400 federal subgrant to Reuben V Anderson Center For Justice in Tougaloo for produce funds for Food Is Medicine patients. The foundation also backs local food-system capacity, as seen in a $93,000 grant to Nine 13 Inc - Nine 13 Sports in Indianapolis for Indy Food Hub and program support. Its portfolio shows both direct food access work and broader nutrition education efforts, with funding aimed at getting fresh produce into hospitals, neighborhoods, and community networks. Across the recent grants, the pattern is practical and place-linked: support for local coordinating partners, produce distribution, and operational capacity that helps organizations move food rather than just plan around it. The result is a grantmaker focused on food equity through partner-led delivery and community-level implementation.

    What Partnership for A Healthier America Funds

    In food-as-medicine work, Partnership for a Healthier America Inc awarded $101,400 to Reuben V Anderson Center For Justice in Tougaloo for produce funds for distribution to Food Is Medicine patients, and a separate $72,080 grant to the same organization supported locally sourced produce prescription programs for Bolivar and Sunflower County, MS. In city-based food system work, they gave $93,000 to Nine 13 Inc - Nine 13 Sports in Indianapolis for Indy Food Hub and program support. Their community food access work also appears in a $120,000 grant to Gateway Region Young Men's Christian Association in St Louis for local coordinating partner sub-granting, program operations, community engagement, and supplies and materials. The foundation’s grant descriptions repeatedly connect fresh produce with local delivery, coordination, and program support rather than one-off food purchases alone.

    How Partnership for A Healthier America Gives

    Typical grants cluster around a modest core with a lower quartile of $16,500, a median of $25,000, and an upper quartile of $70,000. The recent record also includes larger awards, such as $93,000, $101,400, and $120,000, showing room for targeted higher-dollar grants. The same grantee can appear across years and programs; Reuben V Anderson Center For Justice received multiple awards in 2024 and 2025. Partnership for a Healthier America Inc operates through programmatic grantmaking and subgrants rather than individuals or program-related investments, and some initiatives accept unsolicited requests while others do not.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $616K

    Total Assets

    $8.2M

    Total Revenue

    $2.7M

    Total Expenses

    $5.4M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $17K and $70K, with a median of $25K.

    25th Percentile

    $17K

    Median

    $25K

    75th Percentile

    $70K

    Geographic Reach

    National19 states funded

    About 3% of grants go to recipients in IN.

    Funding intensity
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    Leadership

    Noreen Springstead

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    Funding Style

    capacity buildingdirect service (produce purchasing/distribution)subgranting to local partnersoperational/administrative supportmulti-year project funding

    Topics

    produce purchasing and fresh produce distributionproduce prescription / Food Is Medicine programshealthy hunger relief / free produce supportcommunity engagement and outreach for food accesssupport for regional food hubs and local sourcingprogram supplies and materials

    Where Partnership for A Healthier America Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national and entirely U.S.-based in the recent sample. Indiana appears frequently, including Indianapolis, Bloomington, Terre Haute, Muncie, Merrillville, Fort Wayne, and Lafayette, while St. Louis, Tougaloo, and several Midwest cities also recur. The top recipient state by grant count is Indiana, and 3% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state of DC. The recent grants show a strong Midwestern footprint alongside Mississippi Delta support, with city-level and regional partners both represented.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Partnership for A Healthier America

    What kinds of work does Partnership for a Healthier America Inc fund most often?

    The foundation funds food access, nutrition security, community food systems, public health, childhood nutrition, hunger relief, and produce promotion and marketing. Recent grants show that in practice this includes produce distribution, food-is-medicine work, food hub support, and coordinating partners for local food access programs.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers on $16,500 at the 25th percentile, a median of $25,000, and $70,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards also reach above that range, including $93,000, $101,400, and $120,000.

    Does the foundation fund organizations in one region or across the country?

    Giving is national. The recent grants are 100% U.S.-based, with recipients in multiple states and a strong concentration in Indiana. The sample also includes organizations in Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota.

    Does the foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Some active programs do, including Hospital Healthier Food Initiative, FNV Campaign, Good Food at Home, Partner of the Year Award, and Veggies Early & Often. Other programs listed, such as Good Food Cities — Local Grantmaking, Healthy Hunger Relief, COVID-19 Fresh Food Fund, and GROW, do not accept unsolicited requests.

    Are grants typically one-time, or do recipients appear more than once?

    Recipients do appear more than once. Reuben V Anderson Center For Justice received two separate grants in 2024 and 2025 for Food Is Medicine-related produce support, which suggests the foundation uses recurring support in some program areas.

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Brighter BitesHouston, TX$50,0002026Grant award: Corporate Contribution for Good Food Cities Washington DC -Grant term: 6/1/2025 - 5/31/2026
    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)Chicago, IL$35,0002026Good Food Cities Chicago - subgrant for community partner
    Heath Education CouncilSacramento, CA$30,0002026Subcontract with PHA's Good Food at Home program: 5/1/25 - 2/26/26
    City of IndianapolisIndianapolis, IN$30,0002026GoodGood Food OPHS Campaign Contribution 2025
    Greater Chicago Food DepositoryChicago, IL$30,0002026Chicago Good Food Cities Anchor Partner
    City and County of DenverDenver, CO$30,0002026Grant: Good Food Cities Anchor Partner Jan 1, 2025 to Dec 31, 2025
    NeighborSpaceChicago, IL$25,0002026Good Food For All subgrant for Community Growers
    Food Research and Action CenterWashington, DC$25,0002026PHA 2025 Good Food at Home Partner DC Hunger Solutions
    Greater Chicago Food DepositoryChicago, IL$25,0002026Grant: Chicago Good Food Cities Anchor Partner
    But God MinistriesMadison, MS$23,0002026Grant to support Coahoma County Mobile Market
    Chicago Housing AuthorityChicago, IL$15,0002026Grant Award for participation in Good Food at Home 2025
    Higher Purpose CoClarksdale, MS$15,0002026Grant award: Sponsorship to support Food Zone at Higher Purpose Fest community event
    Kansas Food BankWichita, KS$15,0002026Grant payment for Good Food at Home 2024 - Wichita, KS
    Griot Arts IncClarksdale, MS$15,0002026Grant Award - To provide Asphalt Art Mural Project around Js Grocery
    Griot Arts IncClarksdale, MS$15,0002026Grant Award - School Cafeteria Murals Project
    Urban Strategies LLCSt Louis, MO$15,0002026Grant payment for Good Food at Home - New Orleans LA - July 2024
    PhilabundancePhiladelphia, PA$15,0002026Grant award : 11/1/24 to 3/31/25
    Coahoma CollectiveClarksdale, MS$11,5002026Grant Payment - Downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market
    MackIda LoVeal & Trip Mentoring Outreach CenterIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Good Good Launch - Indianapolis community partner subgrant - June 2025 to October 2025
    Health & Wellness CoalitionWichita, KS$10,0002026PHA agreement for Good Food City Ambassador : period Jan 1, 2025 - June 30, 2025
    Lawrence Township School FoundationIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Good Food For All Community Partner in Indianapolis - Family Engagement Night Programs
    Mississippi Delta Blues CampClarksdale, MS$10,0002026Grant: General Purpose (GROW Funds) for Mississippi Delta Blues Camp in Coahoma County
    But God MinistriesMadison, MS$10,0002026Grant - Grow Agreement Happy Family
    The Indianapolis Parks Foundation dba The Parks Alliance of IndianapolisIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Good Food for All - Indianapolis Good Good Campaign
    Tri-Delta Agricultural CooperativeMemphis, TN$10,0002026Grant award: MS Delta - Retrofit
    Kidz Coalition IncIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Subgrant award - Community Partners for Good Good Launch in Indianapolis summer 2025
    Christ Church Apostolic IncIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Grant award for Good Good Food Campaign Indianapolis 2025
    Happy Foods Project IncHorn Lake, MS$10,0002026Grant: PHA Grow (Cargo Van) - Happy Family Sponsored
    The Mississippi Delta Green ThumbsGreenwood, MS$10,0002026GROW grant 2025 - for training and equipment for purple hull pea processing
    Community Alliance of the Far EastsideIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Community Alliance of the Far Eastside
    Mileston Cooperative AssociationTchula, MS$10,0002026GROW Grant 2025
    Breeding Tabernacle CME ChurchIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Grant award - Good Food Cities Indianapolis - Good Good Campaign 1025
    Eclectic Soul VOICES CorporationIndianapolis, IN$10,0002026Good Good Food subgrant partner in Indianapolis - summer 2025
    But God MinistriesMadison, MS$8,0002026Additional funds per amendment extending the mobile market operations this summer
    Gleaners Foodbank of Indiana IncIndianapolis, IN$8,0002026Provide Produce for PHA community partner Good Food Cities/Good Good campaign events 2025
    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)Chicago, IL$7,5002026Grant award for Good Food at home services 2024 - Chicago IL
    Garfield Park Community CouncilChicago, IL$7,5002026Grant awarded for 2024 Good Food at Home Program - Chicago, IL
    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)Chicago, IL$7,5002026Grant award for Good Food at home services with Instcart - second phase November-December 2024
    Metropolitan Family ServicesMerrionette Park, IL$7,5002026Sub Grant award Payment: reimbursement as fiscal agent for BIRNN
    Reuben V Anderson Center For JusticeTougaloo, MS$101,4002025Federal Subgrant Award - Food is Medicine: Produce funds for distribution to Food Is Medicine patients
    Nine 13 Inc - Nine 13 SportsIndianapolis, IN$93,0002025Grant award for Indy Food Hub and program support
    Coahoma CollectiveClarksdale, MS$29,0002025Grant award for Downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market - UHC
    But God MinistriesMadison, MS$19,0002025GFAH grant for food distribution in downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market and Mobile market in Jonestown
    Mississippi Delta Council for Farmworkers OpportunitiesClarksdale, MS$16,5002025Grant for sub-awards GFAH program admin expenses
    Mississippi Delta Council for Farmworkers OpportunitiesClarksdale, MS$16,5002025Subgrant award for outreach and expenses
    Center for Food Action in New JerseyEnglewood, NJ$15,0002025SubGrant award for Good Food at Home program
    Building Bridges Across The RiverWashington, DC$15,0002025Grant award for Good Food at Home program
    Martha's tableWashington, DC$15,0002025SubGrant award for Good Food at Home program
    Wisconsin Early Childhood Association IncFitchburg, WI$15,0002025Partner Grant agreement for GFAH - staff time and expenses for implementation of program
    Denver Housing AuthorityDenver, CO$7,5002025Grant award for Good Food at Home program

    Brighter Bites

    $50,000
    Houston, TX2026

    Grant award: Corporate Contribution for Good Food Cities Washington DC -Grant term: 6/1/2025 - 5/31/2026

    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)

    $35,000
    Chicago, IL2026

    Good Food Cities Chicago - subgrant for community partner

    Heath Education Council

    $30,000
    Sacramento, CA2026

    Subcontract with PHA's Good Food at Home program: 5/1/25 - 2/26/26

    City of Indianapolis

    $30,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    GoodGood Food OPHS Campaign Contribution 2025

    Greater Chicago Food Depository

    $30,000
    Chicago, IL2026

    Chicago Good Food Cities Anchor Partner

    City and County of Denver

    $30,000
    Denver, CO2026

    Grant: Good Food Cities Anchor Partner Jan 1, 2025 to Dec 31, 2025

    NeighborSpace

    $25,000
    Chicago, IL2026

    Good Food For All subgrant for Community Growers

    Food Research and Action Center

    $25,000
    Washington, DC2026

    PHA 2025 Good Food at Home Partner DC Hunger Solutions

    Greater Chicago Food Depository

    $25,000
    Chicago, IL2026

    Grant: Chicago Good Food Cities Anchor Partner

    But God Ministries

    $23,000
    Madison, MS2026

    Grant to support Coahoma County Mobile Market

    Chicago Housing Authority

    $15,000
    Chicago, IL2026

    Grant Award for participation in Good Food at Home 2025

    Higher Purpose Co

    $15,000
    Clarksdale, MS2026

    Grant award: Sponsorship to support Food Zone at Higher Purpose Fest community event

    Kansas Food Bank

    $15,000
    Wichita, KS2026

    Grant payment for Good Food at Home 2024 - Wichita, KS

    Griot Arts Inc

    $15,000
    Clarksdale, MS2026

    Grant Award - To provide Asphalt Art Mural Project around Js Grocery

    Griot Arts Inc

    $15,000
    Clarksdale, MS2026

    Grant Award - School Cafeteria Murals Project

    Urban Strategies LLC

    $15,000
    St Louis, MO2026

    Grant payment for Good Food at Home - New Orleans LA - July 2024

    Philabundance

    $15,000
    Philadelphia, PA2026

    Grant award : 11/1/24 to 3/31/25

    Coahoma Collective

    $11,500
    Clarksdale, MS2026

    Grant Payment - Downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market

    MackIda LoVeal & Trip Mentoring Outreach Center

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Good Good Launch - Indianapolis community partner subgrant - June 2025 to October 2025

    Health & Wellness Coalition

    $10,000
    Wichita, KS2026

    PHA agreement for Good Food City Ambassador : period Jan 1, 2025 - June 30, 2025

    Lawrence Township School Foundation

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Good Food For All Community Partner in Indianapolis - Family Engagement Night Programs

    Mississippi Delta Blues Camp

    $10,000
    Clarksdale, MS2026

    Grant: General Purpose (GROW Funds) for Mississippi Delta Blues Camp in Coahoma County

    But God Ministries

    $10,000
    Madison, MS2026

    Grant - Grow Agreement Happy Family

    The Indianapolis Parks Foundation dba The Parks Alliance of Indianapolis

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Good Food for All - Indianapolis Good Good Campaign

    Tri-Delta Agricultural Cooperative

    $10,000
    Memphis, TN2026

    Grant award: MS Delta - Retrofit

    Kidz Coalition Inc

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Subgrant award - Community Partners for Good Good Launch in Indianapolis summer 2025

    Christ Church Apostolic Inc

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Grant award for Good Good Food Campaign Indianapolis 2025

    Happy Foods Project Inc

    $10,000
    Horn Lake, MS2026

    Grant: PHA Grow (Cargo Van) - Happy Family Sponsored

    The Mississippi Delta Green Thumbs

    $10,000
    Greenwood, MS2026

    GROW grant 2025 - for training and equipment for purple hull pea processing

    Community Alliance of the Far Eastside

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Community Alliance of the Far Eastside

    Mileston Cooperative Association

    $10,000
    Tchula, MS2026

    GROW Grant 2025

    Breeding Tabernacle CME Church

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Grant award - Good Food Cities Indianapolis - Good Good Campaign 1025

    Eclectic Soul VOICES Corporation

    $10,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Good Good Food subgrant partner in Indianapolis - summer 2025

    But God Ministries

    $8,000
    Madison, MS2026

    Additional funds per amendment extending the mobile market operations this summer

    Gleaners Foodbank of Indiana Inc

    $8,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Provide Produce for PHA community partner Good Food Cities/Good Good campaign events 2025

    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)

    $7,500
    Chicago, IL2026

    Grant award for Good Food at home services 2024 - Chicago IL

    Garfield Park Community Council

    $7,500
    Chicago, IL2026

    Grant awarded for 2024 Good Food at Home Program - Chicago, IL

    Society of Arab American Neighborhood Development (SANAD)

    $7,500
    Chicago, IL2026

    Grant award for Good Food at home services with Instcart - second phase November-December 2024

    Metropolitan Family Services

    $7,500
    Merrionette Park, IL2026

    Sub Grant award Payment: reimbursement as fiscal agent for BIRNN

    Reuben V Anderson Center For Justice

    $101,400
    Tougaloo, MS2025

    Federal Subgrant Award - Food is Medicine: Produce funds for distribution to Food Is Medicine patients

    Nine 13 Inc - Nine 13 Sports

    $93,000
    Indianapolis, IN2025

    Grant award for Indy Food Hub and program support

    Coahoma Collective

    $29,000
    Clarksdale, MS2025

    Grant award for Downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market - UHC

    But God Ministries

    $19,000
    Madison, MS2025

    GFAH grant for food distribution in downtown Clarksdale Farmers Market and Mobile market in Jonestown

    Mississippi Delta Council for Farmworkers Opportunities

    $16,500
    Clarksdale, MS2025

    Grant for sub-awards GFAH program admin expenses

    Mississippi Delta Council for Farmworkers Opportunities

    $16,500
    Clarksdale, MS2025

    Subgrant award for outreach and expenses

    Center for Food Action in New Jersey

    $15,000
    Englewood, NJ2025

    SubGrant award for Good Food at Home program

    Building Bridges Across The River

    $15,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Grant award for Good Food at Home program

    Martha's table

    $15,000
    Washington, DC2025

    SubGrant award for Good Food at Home program

    Wisconsin Early Childhood Association Inc

    $15,000
    Fitchburg, WI2025

    Partner Grant agreement for GFAH - staff time and expenses for implementation of program

    Denver Housing Authority

    $7,500
    Denver, CO2025

    Grant award for Good Food at Home program