Advance the health and wellness of the McCall community by supporting programs, services and facilities of St. Luke’s McCall through directed giving, grants, and endowment development to ensure exceptional local health care.
St Luke's Mccall Foundation’s recent giving is centered on one large 2025 grant of $1,274,923 to St Luke's Mccall for hospital expansion and remodeling, urgent care, medical equipment, and employee support. That award captures the foundation’s role inside local health-care delivery rather than as a broad grantmaker: it directs resources to the facilities, staffing, and service capacity of St. Luke’s McCall itself. The foundation’s stated purpose is to advance the health and wellness of the McCall community through directed giving, grants, and endowment development that support programs, services, and facilities of St. Luke’s McCall. Its active funding priorities show the same pattern, with support for patient services, community health programs, education and training, and workforce housing. It also uses auxiliary-funded community grants and scholarships tied to health careers, which links its giving to both current care and future staffing. The overall picture is of a local health-focused foundation that funds infrastructure, service delivery, and workforce stability in the McCall service area.
A major theme is health-care infrastructure. In 2025, the foundation gave $1,274,923 to St Luke's Mccall for hospital expansion and remodeling of urgent care, medical equipment, and employee support. Workforce stability is another clear priority: one active program is the Trillium Ridge Workforce Housing Project, described as a local housing initiative to support recruitment and retention of health care staff through affordable, stable family housing. The foundation also backs education and training, with funding priorities for professional development and workforce development to build local capacity and maintain high-quality care. Patient and community programs are another lane, aimed at improving access to care and health outcomes in the McCall service area. Its Auxiliary Community Grant program extends that mission to local nonprofit organizations with a health mission.
The foundation’s typical grant size is concentrated at a single level: p25, median, and p75 are all $1,274,923, matching the one recent grant on file. That points to a highly concentrated giving pattern rather than a wide distribution of award sizes. The available data also show a local structure: all grants in the file go to recipients in Idaho, and the foundation’s geographic scope is local. Some programs are open to unsolicited requests, including the Auxiliary Community Grant and the Margaret Fogg Memorial Scholarship, while other priorities are not. The foundation also uses directed giving and endowment development as part of its funding model.
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$8M
$1.3M
$450K
Most grants fall between $1.3M and $1.3M, with a median of $1.3M.
25th Percentile
$1.3M
Median
$1.3M
75th Percentile
$1.3M
JOHN WESTWATER
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Giving is entirely concentrated in Idaho, with 100% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. The recent grant list places the largest award in McCall, while active programs also point to Valley County as a central service area. Other named recipient locations in the program data include Cascade, Council, and Donnelly for auxiliary community grants, plus Valley County, Adams County, and Riggins for the scholarship program. The pattern is local rather than regional or national.
Its stated priorities include community health, access to care in rural areas, rehabilitation and physical therapy, orthopedic care, patient assistance, workforce housing, and education and training. The foundation also funds hospital expansion and remodeling, urgent care capacity, medical equipment, employee support and retention, and healthcare service delivery improvement.
The recent grant file shows one award to St Luke's Mccall for $1,274,923. But its active programs also include the St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary Community Grant program and the Margaret Fogg Memorial Scholarship, which support local nonprofit organizations and healthcare students or workers.
Some programs accept unsolicited requests, including the St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary Community Grant and the Margaret Fogg Memorial Scholarship. Other listed priorities, such as Trillium Ridge Workforce Housing, Patient and Community Programs, Endowment Fundraising, and Education and Training Support, are marked as not accepting unsolicited applications.
Its giving is local, and 100% of grants in the provided data go to recipients in Idaho. Program geography is centered on McCall and Valley County, with additional named recipient locations including Cascade, Council, Donnelly, Adams County, and Riggins.
The grant-size distribution is flat: p25, median, and p75 are all $1,274,923. That matches the single recent grant listed in the data and suggests a concentrated pattern of giving rather than a broad spread of award sizes.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Current and upcoming funding from St Luke's Mccall Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit organizations with a health mission operating in the St. Luke’s McCall service area, including Cascade, Council, Donnelly, McCall, New Meadows, and Riggins, Idaho.
Deadline: The 2027 application will be available in September 2026. Specific deadline not stated.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST LUKE'S MCCALL | MCCALL, ID | $1,274,923 | 2025 | HOSPITAL EXPANSION & REMODELING OF URGENT CARE, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, EMPLOYEE SUPPORT |
HOSPITAL EXPANSION & REMODELING OF URGENT CARE, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, EMPLOYEE SUPPORT
