Learn about the 21 new Community Learning Grants recipients
Group Health Foundation is excited to announce the 21 organizations receiving the latest round of Community Learning Grants.Read More »
Group Health Foundation is excited to announce the 21 organizations receiving the latest round of Community Learning Grants.Read More »
What we watched unfold in Washington, D.C. today is unchecked terrorism that was incited by an outgoing president and is threatening our democracy. Group Health Foundation condemns any attempt to undermine the will of the people—the people who showed up and participated in a fair election.Read More »
Group Health Foundation is honored to share the 25 recipients of $15 million in Systems, Power, and Action grants.Read More »
Group Health Foundation reflects on a year of sponsorships that honor the immeasurable value of connection-making and community-building in advancing the work of equity and justice.Read More »
Tribal nations, coalitions, and nonprofit organizations have led large-scale, community-centered organizing throughout Washington State to ensure systemically undercounted people are counted in the 2020 Census.Read More »
Building a just and liberated future starts with all of us in Washington. Group Health Foundation stands with those who are protesting police brutality and demanding community-designed solutions for public safety. Since we began grantmaking in 2019, we’ve had the incredible opportunity to fund Black-led organizations throughout the state. We are committed to showing up for them and their communities in this new civil rights era. Read More »
We are excited to announce 48 more Community Learning Grants to strengthen our support of organizations led by and for Black people, Asian and Pacific Americans, people with disabilities, and queer and transgender people.Read More »
Through our Equitable Response and Recovery Fund, Group Health Foundation has granted $5 million to more than 75 community-based, culturally specific, and human service hub organizations in Washington whose leadership and boards are reflective of and accountable to communities who are most vulnerable during this crisis.Read More »
As the Foundation adapts to a new future, we are committing at least $20 million in additional grants this year to continue supporting the same nonprofits we always have: those whose leadership and board are reflective of the communities they serve.Read More »
Our team has started an Equitable and Response Recovery Fund to strengthen community capacity so that more people can have resources to follow public health recommendations for COVID-19. Because this is an urgent issue requiring an urgent response, we reassigned our staff and in the past five days have made direct grants totaling $5 million so far.Read More »