Past Grants

Projects Funded by the Foundation for Healthy Communities

The Foundation for Healthy Communities has funded scores of hospital-based community health programs since its inception in 1994. Funded programs have included community health needs assessments, primary and dental health clinics and education programs, as well as projects focusing specifically on childhood immunization, violence prevention, elder care, end-of-life care and tobacco use prevention.

Distribution of Foundation Funding

Since the Foundation’s inception in 1994, $1,301,003 in general grant money has been awarded to Ohio hospitals. During that time, the Foundation has received 511 grant applications from hospitals throughout the state, and has awarded 116 grants. Of those grants awarded, 40% went to small and rural hospitals and 60% went to other types of hospitals. Grant awards were evenly distributed to all four hospital districts throughout Ohio with a slightly higher percentage to the Central District.

View a listing of all grant recipients from 1994 –2005.

A brief description of each project can be accessed by year, hospital and category.

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