This grant supported by the Arts & Culture and Health programs will enable The Guild to expand their Community Stewardship Trust (CST) model of redevelopment in Southwest Atlanta to preserve housing affordability and the rich cultural identity of historically Black neighborhoods. View Website

Misinformation and conflicting messages about COVID-19 have confused Americans and eroded trust in public health organizations across multiple levels of government. This grant enables the Public Health Communications Collaborative to continue providing public health officials and communities with practical and science-based messaging tools during the COVID-recovery phase and beyond. View Website

This grant will support the National Council of Urban Indian Health's ability to advocate on behalf of its 41 member organizations for parity in federal funding formulas and to increase awareness of the most pressing health concerns of urban Native communities. View Website

This grant will support the fourth and final iteration of the BUILD Health Challenge, a multi-funder collaborative that provides grant funding, technical assistance, networking, and capacity-building to local collaborations of community-based organizations, health systems and/or health plans, local public health departments, and resident leaders addressing local health priorities. This cohort will elevate racial justice more directly and explicitly. View Website

The purpose of this grant is to provide support to the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, in partnership with Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine’s Center for Community Health, for the Helping Michigan Fathers and Families Thrive project. View Website

This grant supports Panorama Global to serve as the fiscal sponsor for Hyphen, a newly launched intermediary for high-impact public-philanthropic partnerships that address the most urgent issues facing our nation and advance long-term solutions to achieve equitable outcomes for all. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Institute of Population Health, a federally qualified health clinic with three facilities, to improve health and wellbeing of Detroit residents through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Central Detroit Christian CDC to improve health and wellbeing of Detroit residents through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Genesis Hope CDC to improve health and wellbeing of residents on Detroit’s east side through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance to improve health and wellbeing of residents on Detroit’s west side through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Brilliant Detroit to improve health and well-being of residents on Detroit’s east side through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

This grant provides project funding to Detroit Community Health Connection, a federally qualified health center with three clinics across Detroit, to improve health and wellbeing of residents on Detroit’s east side through the Neighborhood Solutions for Health Equity initiative. View Website

A well-trained public health workforce is critical for protecting the public’s health --- particularly in the face of a global pandemic such as COVID-19. The 200 public health professionals in the Detroit Health Department (DHD) have been at the frontline of the COVID-19 response efforts in the city of Detroit. View Website

This grant will support UPROSE as they advocate for more equitable climate-resilience policies and investments to improve health and well-being for low-income, communities of color in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. View Website

This grant will support West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. (WEACT) to implement a community-driven plan to address the health hazards of extreme heat for low-income, communities of color in northern Manhattan and throughout New York City. View Website

This grant will support Go Austin Vamos Austin (GAVA) to address the disproportionate impacts of flooding, heat and chronic health risks experienced by low-income communities of color in Southeast and North Central Austin. View Website

This grant will support Eastside Community Network to implement a community-led vision for climate resilience, sustainability, and health protections for residents on the Lower Eastside of Detroit. View Website

This grant will support Partners for a Healthier Community (dba Public Health Institute of Western Massachusetts, or PHIWM) and their partners as they pursue two policies prioritized by their community: the adoption of Community Choice Energy, and a requirement for the City of Springfield to apply a Race and Health Equity Impact Assessment on new developments, budgets and policies. View Website

This grant will support the Coalition for Environment, Equity and Resilience (CEER), an organization fiscally sponsored by Healthy Gulf, as they mobilize communities in the City of Houston to influence equitable implementation of the City’s Climate Action Plan (CAP). View Website

This grant will support the Fairmont Indigo CDC Collaborative (FICC), a coalition fiscally sponsored by Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation, to implement a community-driven campaign that will improve health outcomes and climate resilience in five Boston neighborhoods served by the FICC.