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    Vermont Public Health Association

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    BURLINGTON, VTWebsite8024885189

    About Vermont Public Health Association

    To improve the lives and wellbeing of all Vermonters by connecting, mentoring, and empowering the state's public health champions.

    Focus Areas

    Public healthHealth educationAdvocacyMentorshipHealth equityCommunity health

    Who They Fund

    residents of Vermontpublic health practitioners / workforcelocal health departmentscommunity-based organizations

    Funding Style

    capacity buildingworkforce developmentpolicy & advocacy support

    About Vermont Public Health Association

    Vermont Public Health Association Inc concentrates on strengthening Vermont’s public health ecosystem through grants that support local agencies, community organizations, and workforce development. Its largest recent award in the data was $489,105 to Northern County Health Care Inc in St Johnsbury, alongside substantial support for Public Health Council of Upp Valley in Lebanon, NH and United Way of Northwest Vt Inc in South Burlington. The pattern points to a funder that backs organizations doing public health work across the state, with a strong emphasis on capacity building, collaboration, and training. The foundation’s stated purpose is to improve the lives and wellbeing of all Vermonters by connecting, mentoring, and empowering the state’s public health champions. That framing aligns with the recipient mix: health centers, regional community action groups, medical centers, and community-based organizations. Grants also reach advocacy and equity-oriented groups, including Social Tinkering in Rutland and Vermonters for Criminal Justice Ref in Burlington. The result is a portfolio centered on public health practice in Vermont rather than on a single disease area or a narrow institutional type.

    What Vermont Public Health Association Funds

    Public health workforce development is central to the foundation’s grantmaking. It gave $184,472 to Lamoille Health Partners Inc in Morrisville and $126,376 to Washington County Mental Health in Barre, both of which fit a capacity-building approach to local service delivery. Community health improvement also appears in support for regional intermediaries and service networks. The foundation awarded $201,900 to Southeastern Vt Community Action in Westminster and $73,467 to Community Resilience Organizations in Montpelier, indicating interest in organizations that help communities coordinate response and services. Its portfolio also includes public health education and advocacy. Examples include $28,229 to Vermonters for Criminal Justice Ref in Burlington and $22,924 to Putney Community Cares Inc in Putney. These grants show that the funder supports both direct health infrastructure and civic or policy-adjacent work tied to health equity.

    How Vermont Public Health Association Gives

    Typical grants cluster around the mid-five-figure range, with a p25 of $20,276, a median of $28,567, and a p75 of $114,484. The distribution includes a few very large awards and many smaller local grants, suggesting layered support rather than a single grant size. The top recipients recur across years: Northern County Health Care Inc, Social Tinkering, Bennington Country Regional Comm, Southeastern Vt Community Action, Lamoille Health Partners Inc, United Way of Windham County, Washington County Mental Health, and Public Health Council of Upp Valley all appear more than once in the recent-grants list. The foundation is not a funder of individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its giving is local in scope and overwhelmingly Vermont-centered.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.6M

    Total Assets

    $123K

    Total Revenue

    $3.1M

    Total Expenses

    $3.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $114K, with a median of $29K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $29K

    75th Percentile

    $114K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    DANIEL OLSON

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Topics

    public health educationpublic health policy and advocacypublic health workforce developmentemergency preparedness and responsecommunity health improvement

    Where Vermont Public Health Association Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in Vermont, with 94% of grants to recipients in the HQ state and the top state by grant count also Vermont. Recipient cities appear across the state, including St Johnsbury, South Burlington, Rutland, Middlebury, Bennington, Westminster, Morrisville, Barre, Montpelier, Brattleboro, Burlington, Londonderry, Putney, and S Burlington. A smaller share reaches just beyond Vermont, such as Lebanon, New Hampshire. The recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 34 grants in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Vermont Public Health Association

    What kinds of organizations does Vermont Public Health Association Inc support?

    The recent grants point to health centers, medical centers, community action groups, mental health providers, and community-based organizations. Examples in the data include Northern County Health Care Inc, Porter Medical Center Inc, Southeastern Vt Community Action, and Washington County Mental Health.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The middle of the distribution is in the mid-five figures: p25 is $20,276, median grant size is $28,567, and p75 is $114,484. That spread shows a mix of routine local awards and a smaller number of much larger grants.

    How concentrated is the foundation’s giving in Vermont?

    Very concentrated. Vermont is the top state by grant count, and 94% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. The recent-grants list also includes one nearby out-of-state recipient in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

    Does the foundation fund only direct service, or also advocacy and policy work?

    It funds both. The existing focus areas include Advocacy, Public health policy and advocacy, and Health equity, and the recent grants include support for Vermonters for Criminal Justice Ref in Burlington, showing that the portfolio extends beyond direct service delivery.

    Are grants usually one-time or repeated over time?

    Several recipients appear more than once in the recent-grants list, including Northern County Health Care Inc, Social Tinkering, Bennington Country Regional Comm, Southeastern Vt Community Action, Lamoille Health Partners Inc, United Way of Windham County, Washington County Mental Health, and Public Health Council of Upp Valley.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    NORTHERN COUNTY HEALTH CARE INCST JOHNSBURY, VT$489,1052024—
    PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL OF UPP VALLEYLEBANON, NH$243,9552024—
    UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST VT INCSOUTH BURLINGTON, VT$235,1042024—
    SOCIAL TINKERINGRUTLAND, VT$218,7302024—
    PORTER MEDICAL CENTER INCMIDDLEBURY, VT$216,7172024—
    BENNINGTON COUNTRY REGIONAL COMMBENNINGTON, VT$206,7062024—
    SOUTHEASTERN VT COMMUNITY ACTIONWESTMINSTER, VT$201,9002024—
    LAMOILLE HEALTH PARTNERS INCMORRISVILLE, VT$184,4722024—
    WASHINGTON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTHBARRE, VT$126,3762024—
    COMMUNITY RESILIENCE ORGANIZATIONSMONTPELIER, VT$73,4672024—
    CENTRAL VT MEDICAL CENTER INCBARRE, VT$70,9372024—
    UNITED WAY OF WINDHAM COUNTYBRATTLEBORO, VT$52,6532024—
    OUT IN THE OPEN INCBRATTLEBORO, VT$28,8002024—
    VERMONTERS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFBURLINGTON, VT$28,2292024—
    NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTIONSLONDONDERRY, VT$27,0462024—
    PUTNEY COMMUNITY CARES INCPUTNEY, VT$22,9242024—
    VARIOUS BELOW 5K—$22,7632024—
    COMMUNITY ASYLUM SEEKERS PROJECTBRATTLEBORO, VT$21,1032024—
    VT ASSOC FOR THE BLINDS BURLINGTON, VT$20,0002024—
    GROUND WORKS COLLABORATIVE INCBRATTLEBORO, VT$18,0002024—
    ELNU ABENAKI INCBRATTLEBORO, VT$12,7272024—
    SUSU COMMUNITY FARMCOLCHESTER, VT$10,0002024—
    WINOOSKI PARTNERSHIP FOR PREVENTIONWINOOSKI, VT$10,0002024—
    THE WINOOSKI NEWSWINOOSKI, VT$10,0002024—
    ROOT SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTER INCBRATTLEBORO, VT$9,0822024—
    NORTHERN COUNTY HEALTH CARE INCST JOHNSBURY, VT$78,8072023—
    SOCIAL TINKERINGRUTLAND, VT$63,2792023—
    BENNINGTON COUNTRY REGIONAL COMMBENNINGTON, VT$47,6662023—
    SOUTHEASTERN VT COMMUNITY ACTIONWESTMINSTER, VT$29,4972023—
    LAMOILLE HEALTH PARTNERS INCMORRISVILLE, VT$28,3342023—
    PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL OF UPP VALLEYLEBANON, NH$24,1872023—
    UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST VT INCSOUTH BURLINGTON, VT$23,5272023—
    UNITED WAY OF WINDHAM COUNTYBRATTLEBORO, VT$19,1082023—
    WASHINGTON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTHBARRE, VT$10,0002023—

    NORTHERN COUNTY HEALTH CARE INC

    $489,105
    ST JOHNSBURY, VT2024

    PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL OF UPP VALLEY

    $243,955
    LEBANON, NH2024

    UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST VT INC

    $235,104
    SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT2024

    SOCIAL TINKERING

    $218,730
    RUTLAND, VT2024

    PORTER MEDICAL CENTER INC

    $216,717
    MIDDLEBURY, VT2024

    BENNINGTON COUNTRY REGIONAL COMM

    $206,706
    BENNINGTON, VT2024

    SOUTHEASTERN VT COMMUNITY ACTION

    $201,900
    WESTMINSTER, VT
    2024

    LAMOILLE HEALTH PARTNERS INC

    $184,472
    MORRISVILLE, VT2024

    WASHINGTON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH

    $126,376
    BARRE, VT2024

    COMMUNITY RESILIENCE ORGANIZATIONS

    $73,467
    MONTPELIER, VT2024

    CENTRAL VT MEDICAL CENTER INC

    $70,937
    BARRE, VT2024

    UNITED WAY OF WINDHAM COUNTY

    $52,653
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    OUT IN THE OPEN INC

    $28,800
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    VERMONTERS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE REF

    $28,229
    BURLINGTON, VT2024

    NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTIONS

    $27,046
    LONDONDERRY, VT2024

    PUTNEY COMMUNITY CARES INC

    $22,924
    PUTNEY, VT2024

    VARIOUS BELOW 5K

    $22,763
    2024

    COMMUNITY ASYLUM SEEKERS PROJECT

    $21,103
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    VT ASSOC FOR THE BLIND

    $20,000
    S BURLINGTON, VT2024

    GROUND WORKS COLLABORATIVE INC

    $18,000
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    ELNU ABENAKI INC

    $12,727
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    SUSU COMMUNITY FARM

    $10,000
    COLCHESTER, VT2024

    WINOOSKI PARTNERSHIP FOR PREVENTION

    $10,000
    WINOOSKI, VT2024

    THE WINOOSKI NEWS

    $10,000
    WINOOSKI, VT2024

    ROOT SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTER INC

    $9,082
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2024

    NORTHERN COUNTY HEALTH CARE INC

    $78,807
    ST JOHNSBURY, VT2023

    SOCIAL TINKERING

    $63,279
    RUTLAND, VT2023

    BENNINGTON COUNTRY REGIONAL COMM

    $47,666
    BENNINGTON, VT2023

    SOUTHEASTERN VT COMMUNITY ACTION

    $29,497
    WESTMINSTER, VT2023

    LAMOILLE HEALTH PARTNERS INC

    $28,334
    MORRISVILLE, VT2023

    PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL OF UPP VALLEY

    $24,187
    LEBANON, NH2023

    UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST VT INC

    $23,527
    SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT2023

    UNITED WAY OF WINDHAM COUNTY

    $19,108
    BRATTLEBORO, VT2023

    WASHINGTON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH

    $10,000
    BARRE, VT2023