The Health Foundation of Greater Massillon (HFGM) has opened its doors to health and wellness grant proposals for the upcoming spring cycle. Interested applicants must submit their proposals by 4:30 p.m. on February 28. Eligible organizations include tax-exempt private agencies, recognised 501(c)(3) charitable organisations, or government entities that can present innovative programmes promoting physical, emotional, and mental health for residents in the areas of western Stark, northern Tuscarawas, or eastern Wayne counties.
The foundation’s board, made up of engaged local business professionals, will meticulously review the submitted proposals and announce funding decisions in May. The board seeks proposals with strong planning and data-driven insights to ensure that community needs are thoroughly understood and addressed. Applicants are encouraged to leverage data related to poverty, education, housing, and health outcomes to support their initiative by consulting resources available at www.starkcf.org/HFGM.
For those looking to apply, the process is straightforward—applications must be submitted online through the HFGM’s dedicated page. The foundation prioritises online submissions, so ensure your proposal is submitted through the specified platform. Any inquiries regarding the application process can be directed to Grants Administrator Robyn E. Guedel via telephone or email.
The Health Foundation of Greater Massillon is accepting health and wellness grant proposals until February 28, open to tax-exempt agencies and government entities. Proposals should aim to enhance mental, emotional, and physical health in the local community. The board will review applications and announce funding decisions in May, emphasizing the importance of data-driven approaches.
The Health Foundation of Greater Massillon invites eligible organisations to present their innovative wellness programmes that promise to enhance community well-being. With a focus on data-driven proposals that reflect local needs, this is a valuable opportunity for those aiming to make a positive impact in the region. Remember, proposals must be submitted online by February 28 to be considered for funding in May.
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