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The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas funds projects and initiatives to improve the health of Arkansans. Upcoming in 2024, the Foundation will accept applications for Maternal and Pediatric Health Grants and Behavioral Health Grants. Maternal and Pediatric Health Grants focus on bettering the health outcomes of birthing people and children in Arkansas. Areas of interest include adverse childhood experiences solutions, child development support, education and outreach, postpartum care support, maternal and infant health disparities, maternal mortality improvement solutions, prenatal healthcare, and pediatric healthcare. Behavioral Health Grants focus on improving the state of behavioral healthcare and mental health in Arkansas. Areas of interest include access to quality mental healthcare; awareness, education, and outreach; crisis care; early intervention; mental health innovation; substance use disorder; suicide prevention; and preventative behavioral healthcare. (The Foundation’s Social Determinants of Health Grants were open for application early in the year. The Foundation also makes $1,000 to $2,000 mini grants on a rolling basis to support food pantries, emergency response equipment for nonprofits, and health initiatives that positively impact students at schools, colleges, and universities.)Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/dXV9KcnABev BrowningHolly Rustick

Kroger's charitable giving is committed to supporting nonprofit organizations in communities where Kroger family of companies operates in 35 states and the District of Columbia. Support may also be provided to national initiatives. Focus areas include Zero Hunger | Zero Waste, the company's commitment to ending hunger in its communities and eliminating waste across the company; diversity and inclusion; health and nutrition; and stronger communities. Support is provided through The Kroger Co. Foundation, primarily focused on ending hunger, improving food security, and bringing balanced meals to families who need it most, and The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation, focused on scalable and innovative solutions to help create communities free of hunger and waste. Sponsorships, gift card donations, and in-kind or product donations are also provided. Visit the Kroger website to access the online application portal.Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/eqn-m6m3Bev BrowningHolly Rustick

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ProLiteracy builds the capacity of adult literacy programs to transform lives and communities. ProLiteracy’s Literacy Opportunity Fund provides grants to nonprofit literacy organizations of all types and sizes in the United States that are doing direct work with adult students. Grants can cover general operating expenses, including salaries, technology, supplies, teacher stipends, equipment, space rental, etc., or may focus on a particular project, event, or new programming effort. (ProLiteracy also offers support through the National Book Fund, which assists literacy and basic education programs by providing grants of quality print materials through New Readers Press, and the Mobile Learning Fund, which provides grants of subscriptions and licenses to online learning solutions for adult education programs.)Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/ejzxFx_8Bev BrowningHolly Rustick

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Delta Dental of Missouri’s Oral Health Grant Program aims to improve oral health for people of all ages in Missouri. The Program’s objectives are to reduce oral disease through education, prevention, and treatment; ensure access to affordable, timely, and high-quality dental healthcare; enhance the awareness of good oral health with a focus on children, the indigent, and other underserved populations; and improve the oral health of Missourians, with an emphasis on underserved populations. Grants are generally awarded for project and program support, capacity building, and equipment. Preference will be given to proposals focused on increasing access to care in rural areas with shortages of dental health professionals and to proposals showing a dollar-for-dollar level of matching funds from other sources. (Requests of under $5,000 may be submitted through the Community Donation Program.) Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/drr6tYq2Bev BrowningHolly Rustick

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The Wyoming Women’s Foundation provides support to nonprofit organizations in Wyoming for efforts promoting the long-term economic self-sufficiency of women and opportunities for girls living within the state of Wyoming. Funding priorities include 1) income and asset development, such as education and job training for higher wages and programs aimed toward first home purchases, business development, and retirement savings; 2) mentoring and leadership, such as leadership training, women and girls mentoring, career development, and STEM programming; and 3) systems change, including programs that address barriers to economic self-sufficiency and the gender wage gap through advocacy and education. Applicants must have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status through their own organization or a sponsoring agency. Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://wywf.orgBev BrowningHolly Rustick

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The OneOhio Recovery Foundation is a nonprofit organization created to distribute 55 percent of the funds the state of Ohio will receive from the pharmaceutical industry as a consequence of its role in the national opioid epidemic. Applications are currently being accepted through the Regional Grant cycle to support region-specific programs for the prevention, treatment, recovery, and abatement of substance use and co-occurring disorders. Funding priorities, which vary by OneOhio region, include treatment and healthcare services, intervention and crisis support, criminal legal system, recovery supports, prevention, harm reduction, services for impacted children and families, public safety and first responders, workforce development, and infrastructure (building purchase or renovation, vehicle purchases, technology improvements). Nonprofit, for-profit, and government entities based in Ohio or serving Ohioans are eligible to apply.Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/e29-GCHDBev BrowningHolly Rustick

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health Prize honors the work of communities in the U.S. that are at the forefront of addressing structural racism and other injustices to advance health, opportunity, and equity for all. The goal is to recognize the collective work of communities whose efforts show that improving health and equity is possible. The Prize is awarded to place-based communities that are addressing structural racism and other structural injustices in order to create conditions that advance health equity; committing to sustainable policy, systems, environmental, and cultural changes; and working alongside partners across sectors. Applicants must represent a city, town, village, borough, municipality, county or parish, a tribal nation, an American Indian reservation, an Indigenous community residing on contiguous land, a Native Hawaiian organization serving Native Hawaiians, a community within U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico, or a region. The Prize is awarded to partnerships of multiple unique organizations whose collaboration predates the Prize application. Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/eu3Mgh6HBev BrowningHolly Rustick

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The Gladys Brooks Foundation provides support in Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. The focus is on nonprofit libraries, educational institutions, and hospitals and clinics. Grants may be used for endowments, capital projects, or capital equipment. The initial step in the application process is completing a request form on the Foundation’s website. This form will provide information on developing a grant proposal letter, which must be submitted within two weeks from the date of the request form. Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.Bev BrowningHolly Rustickhttps://lnkd.in/eirn-Kz5

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The U.S. Bank Foundation’s Community Possible Grant Program supports nonprofit organizations that create stable jobs, affordable housing, and vibrant communities in U.S. Bank’s 26-state retail footprint. Grants are provided in the following areas: workforce education and economic prosperity; neighborhood stability and revitalization, including safe, affordable, energy-efficient housing; and artistic and cultural enrichment, learning through play, and protecting and enhancing outdoor places to play. Priority is given to organizations with an intentional mission to promote equity by serving those facing barriers to economic success, including low- and moderate-income communities, women, and communities of color. Call 516.410.4895, or email clolataylor@gmail.com for a free fee quote to have us write your entire proposal, or edit your draft, for a reasonable flat fee.https://lnkd.in/eq_jm3nYBev BrowningHolly Rustick