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Community Grant Requests

NOTICE

Grant applications are closed until January 2025. Applications which were submitted by October 25, 2024, will receive notification in early January.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Grant purpose must align with at least one of Cone Health’s Giving Values – Prevention, Access, Outstanding Patient Outcomes and Support in Times of Challenge.
  • Grant applicants must be 501(c)3 organizations and provide most recent IRS 990 Form upon request.
  • Only one application per organization will be reviewed each calendar year. If your organization receives a grant from Cone Health, it is not eligible for an additional grant award in the same calendar year.
  • Must be professionally managed with a proven record of financial stewardship.
  • Can prove that proceeds will benefit the publicized charitable cause (not administrative or overhead costs).
  • Prior grant awards do not indicate a guarantee for future funding.
  • If approved for a grant, the recipient must send Cone Health an official invoice and W9 to receive payment. 

We are NOT able to provide grants to the following:

  • Organizations that cannot provide a W9 or numbered invoice
  • Individuals
  • Political causes, candidates, organizations or campaigns
  • Individual schools (public or private), excluding institutes of higher education
  • For-profit organizations
  • Youth sports/Little league teams/booster clubs/scouting organizations
  • Organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, culture, language, gender, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, socioeconomic status or religion
  • Faith-based organizations, including individual churches

Important Dates

  • Grant applications will be reviewed twice a year – May and November.
  • Submission deadlines are April 24 and October 25.
  • Approvals and denials will be communicated via email.

If you meet the eligibility requirements above, please complete the grant application in full.

Grant Application

Giving Values

Prevention

We help patients and other members of our communities avoid becoming ill or identifying disease early enough to treat it successfully. Investing in prevention reduces costly outcomes in the future and enhances the quality of life for everyone.

Access

We strive to ensure all members of our communities are able to access medical care to maintain health, prevent and manage disease. For this to succeed, barriers such as language, cultural variations and physical features must be removed so patients can build lifelong relationships with their health providers and health care system.

Outstanding Patient Outcomes

To ensure care is delivered at the highest level, we provide the latest treatment protocols, equipment and training for medical and support staff. This means each patient is cared for in the most personal way to restore health and has a partner to develop a better quality of life.

Support in Times of Challenge

Recovering from illness and maintaining optimum health requires stable finances and living conditions. To ensure patients without these resources or who face personal and family crises have the same opportunity for outstanding patient outcomes, financial assistance is provided for ordinary living and related expenses.