Grants Database

Third installment of a three-year grant to support Rising Majority’s efforts to expand their coalition and sharpen their analysis of the role that health justice plays in the broader push for structural change.

The second installment of a three-year grant to build the capacity of the Care4MS Coalition, to advocate and organize for increased access to quality healthcare for all Mississippians.

The third installment of a three-year grant to United Vision for Idaho to support efforts to increase capacity and infrastructure for proactive organizing and advocacy for change that will improve the health and well-being of people in Idaho and throughout the United States.

The second installment of a three-year grant to support efforts to increase the collective capacity of grassroots organizations across Missouri working for health justice, including participation in state and national campaigns.

The second installment of a three-year grant to support efforts to build a powerful and sustainable network of Black reproductive justice organizations that have the capacity for proactive organizing and advocacy for change that will improve the health and well-being of people in communities throughout the United States.

A one-year grant to support Uzazi Village’s efforts to build the health and resiliency of their community in the year ahead.

A one-year grant to support Elmahaba Center’s efforts to build the health and resiliency of their community in the year ahead.

A six-month general operating support grant to help educate, empower, and engage ACE’s working families to create solutions to issues of social and economic justice.

A six-month general operating support grant to help Faith in Florida build a powerful, multicultural, nonpartisan network of congregation community organizations and, in the process, address poverty and racial injustice.

The second installment of a $100,000 grant to support the Democracy and Power Innovation Fund’s research and innovation agenda, including work to expand its partners and scale of implementation.