Grantmaking Guidelines
The Logan Healthcare Foundation’s (“Foundation”) primary charitable purpose is to enhance health initiatives in the region, which include seeking to improve the health status of and access to health care for the residents of its “service area”. Utilizing a variety of approaches the Foundation will award grants to qualified nonprofit organizations with specific, identifiable needs in supporting or creating physical and mental health programs for the elderly and underprivileged, abuse prevention programs, smoking cessation programs, substance abuse prevention and treatment programs, vaccination services, women’s health services, and health and wellness activities, and promote the adoption of health policies that will address the unmet health needs of West Virginians in its service area.
The Foundation will ask applicants to describe explicitly how their proposals are responsive, including, by way of example:
The Foundation will ask applicants to describe explicitly how their proposals are responsive, including, by way of example:
- The target population for the grant
- The specific community need the grant is attempting to address
- The activities the grant will enable
- The results that are expected
- The methods that will be utilized in quantifying the expected results
We encourage proposals that respond to a broad range of community health needs. Please review our Grant Funding Guidelines and Areas of Exclusion before submitting any queries or applications.
What We Look for in Grant Proposals
The Logan Healthcare Foundation supports innovative efforts and original projects that offer far-reaching gains and widespread lasting results with explicit, measurable, and identifiable needs that contribute to the community's overall health and well-being. Grant Applicants will be expected to quantify the healthy results expected, how long they are expected to last, and how the project is expected to sustain itself over time. The Logan Healthcare Foundation will look to see if your organization has multiple funders supporting any particular project or program. This is an indication of how the community as a whole supports the grantee's projects or goals.
Funding Priorities
How We Fund Projects
The Logan Healthcare Foundation will prioritize awarding grants to projects and programs based upon the size of the community population affected, the stock of tangible and intangible assets generated that contribute to improving targeted health outcomes, the stock of improved community financial health assets, the stock of improved or created functional community health infrastructure, the stock of improved community health education, skilled and healthy individuals, creativity and new ideas.
The Foundation might choose to fund the early stages of a project's development and/or attempt to leverage additional funds to start or complete a project. Interested parties must submit a proposal in accordance with the specified Application Procedures. Grant seekers must also be aware of what the Logan Healthcare Foundation does not support, as identified in the Areas of Exclusion. Please do not query or apply until you have carefully reviewed these guidelines.
Apply for a Grant
The Logan Healthcare Foundation, Inc. (“Foundation”) welcomes eligible nonprofit organizations to submit applications for grant funding that align with our core charitable mission. Funding requests are accepted on a rolling basis until all designated funds for the year have been awarded. In most cases, grant awards range from $500 up to 20% of the total annual funding allocation, as determined by the Board of Directors. Depending on the year’s budget.
Grantmaking Guidelines
The Logan Healthcare Foundation seeks to fund innovative, original projects that have the potential to create broad and lasting benefits. We may provide support for the initial development stages of a project, assist with expansion, or help secure additional funding to bring an initiative to completion. Proposals should clearly outline the need to be addressed, the anticipated outcomes, and the plan for implementation.
Applicants must review our official Grant Guidelines before applying to ensure their proposal meets our criteria. These guidelines also specify the types of projects and expenses the Foundation does not fund, as listed under our Areas of Exclusion. Only proposals that follow the outlined Application Procedures will be considered for review.
Organizations interested in applying may request a Grant Proposal Package by contacting the Foundation at the address provided on our contact page. We encourage prospective applicants to carefully prepare their submissions to ensure alignment with our mission and funding priorities.
Applicants must review our official Grant Guidelines before applying to ensure their proposal meets our criteria. These guidelines also specify the types of projects and expenses the Foundation does not fund, as listed under our Areas of Exclusion. Only proposals that follow the outlined Application Procedures will be considered for review.
Organizations interested in applying may request a Grant Proposal Package by contacting the Foundation at the address provided on our contact page. We encourage prospective applicants to carefully prepare their submissions to ensure alignment with our mission and funding priorities.
Application Review Process
The Grant Advisory Committee will review grant applications with the final distribution approved by the Logan Healthcare Foundation's Board of Directors. The size and number of grant awards are directly related to the amount of money available each year from the Logan Healthcare Foundation's Endowment. Generally, grants to individual grantees will range from $500 to an amount not to exceed 20% of the total amount distributed by the Foundation in a calendar year.