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The Grant Brief
Un breve informe diario sobre subvenciones que son genuinamente abiertas y valen tu tiempo — financiadores reales, notas honestas de afinidad y enlaces directos a la solicitud. Estar abierta no es lo mismo que ser ganable; nosotros leemos la letra pequeña para que tú no tengas que hacerlo.
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Health grants for nutrition, diabetes, and alternative medicine: FDC Foundation's annual cycle opens September 15.
Two community health grants open now: SC Johnson U.S. Grant Portal (rolling) and Dirk Nowitzki Foundation children's grants (Sept 30).
Three health equity grants with rolling LOIs: CareQuest oral health policy, Commonwealth Fund equitable outcomes, and World Childhood Foundation child safety.
Two health grants on rolling LOIs: Gilead Foundation Creating Possible Fund and Bob Woodruff Foundation veteran health grants.
Three health grants open now: Direct Relief partner aid (rolling), Roots & Wings safety-net health (rolling), and Missouri Foundation for Health Black maternal care (closes July 23).
Two established health funders open now: the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation's Health Innovation line (national, tech-enabled health) and Mother Cabrini's Older Adults program (one of New York's largest health funders).
Two health & human services grants on different tracks: SAMHSA tribal prevention ($350K/yr, closes July 13) and Novo Nordisk corporate giving (rolling).
Three health equity grants closing this summer: Naito Foundation health equity LOI (Aug 25), CommonSpirit community health (Sep 18), and Bailey Trust veterans assistance (rolling).
Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation President's Grants: rolling, up to $25K, decisions in two months. Narrow audience (health-professions training), but a clean, fast process.
Two health and human services grants on rolling LOIs: W.K. Kellogg Foundation general grantmaking and Human-Animal Alliance reapplication grants.
Three local-tilt health funders: van Ameringen (NYC/Philly mental health, July 17 LOI), Friends Foundation for Aging (PA/NJ/NY, Sep 15), McCune-Brooks (Carthage MO, rolling).
One grant worth getting ready for now even though the portal isn't open yet. The American Osteopathic Foundation's Caring for Communities Grant opens June 1 and closes August 31 — a three-month application window for a small, specific program with a sharp eligibility filter.
Two health funders with very different theories of change. One backs mental-health direct service and advocacy in NYC and Philadelphia. The other underwrites early-career pediatric researchers in New England. Both have application windows that open or close in the next six weeks.
Two open programs funding very different ends of the health and human services spectrum: small community grants distributed widely, and larger awards concentrated in a handful of healthcare-improvement institutions. Both close in the next three weeks.
Rural cancer screening gaps keep widening, and the funders stepping in are getting more specific about where the money should go.