Grants
Navicent Health Foundation’s mission is to encourage generosity to transform visions into reality. One way we seek to achieve this mission is through grants that are awarded for a variety of healthcare-related programs and services.
GRANT UPDATE:
(4/15/25)
Every day, our team is inspired by the missions of the organizations working tirelessly to improve the health of our community. It is our desire to implement new processes and efficiencies, as we identify areas of improvement, to make things easier for all our grantmaking recipients. Navicent Health Foundation’s Board of Directors sees the opportunity and need to have a more robust framework for grantmaking.
Our goal in this effort is twofold:
- To align our organizational resources to maximize impact within the community we serve.
- To create efficiencies in the grant application process for our applicants and our Foundation team.
We’ve approached this work considering how to be both thoughtful and timely in our decisions.
Therefore, we will temporarily pause grant-making to expedite change internally. We are deeply grateful to our team for working hard and for bringing unique ideas to the table on how to best navigate these changes. As we move forward, our website will be updated and anticipated grant deadlines are as follows:
H.E.A.T. (Healthcare Employees Achieving Tomorrow) Grants
- Due June 1, 2025- Application will be available online Here
Research & Education Grants
- Due July 1, 2025- Application will be available online May 1st
Community Grants
- Due August 1, 2025 – Application will be available online June 15th
For all community grant applicants with an anticipated request of $50,000 or more, please submit your Letter of Intent between April 15th- May 15th. After preliminary review, applicants will be notified that either NHF welcomes a full application by August 1st, or NHF declines further consideration of your request at this time.
Priority consideration will be given to organizations working in the following focus areas:
- Cardiometabolic Health Initiatives (Diabetes, pre-diabetes, heart disease & stroke)
- Maternal & Children’s Health
- Access to Healthcare
Although these are the primary focus areas for grant making this year, please note that requests working to improve the healthcare of our Central Georgia community will be considered.
Reminder: Please ensure all grant reporting requirements have been fulfilled before submitting your next application.