The North Central Health Services is seeking applications from qualified nonprofit organizations for financial support of capital projects related to health and the development of healthy communities.
Donor Name: North Central Health Services
State: Indiana
County: Benton County (IN), Carroll County (IN), Clinton County (IN), Fountain County (IN), Montgomery County (IN), Tippecanoe County (IN), Warren County (IN), White County (IN)
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: All Time
Size of the Grant: Not Available
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
NCHS is committed to supporting organizations that demonstrate sound financial management, efficient operations, and the organizational capacity to sustain successful projects with significant potential for positive impact on the community.
Funding Priorities
NCHS provides financial support to qualified nonprofit organizations that share commitment to health and healthy communities. NCHS prefers to fund capital grants that include some or all of the following criteria:
- Enhance health outcomes and develop healthy communities
- Create opportunities for sustainable and significant long-term impacts
- Have broad community support and sponsorship
- Encourage creativity and collaboration among organizations
- Efficiently utilize limited resources
- Leverage funding opportunities
- Build capacity, improve, or expand existing programs that address demonstrated unmet community needs.
Eligibility Criteria
Capital grant proposals are accepted from tax-exempt, nonprofit organizations, as defined under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, that serve one or more of the following counties in Indiana: Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, Warren, or White.
Ineligibility
- Requests for the following generally fall outside NCHS capital grantmaking guidelines and priorities:
- Grant administration expenses, overhead, or other indirect costs
- Operational expenses
- Debt reduction or retirement
- Reimbursement for purchases or projects already started or completed
- Improvement of properties not owned by the eligible applicant organization
- Repair or replacement of predictably obsolescent capital items
- Annual appeals, membership, or fundraising drives
- Special events such as parades, dinners, festivals, or sporting events
- NCHS generally does not award capital grants to:
- Organizations that are not tax-exempt 501(c)(3) public charities
- Organizations without two years of financial history and financial statements
- Individuals
- Foundations or endowments
- Religious organizations
- Political organizations
- Public or private educational institutions
- Municipalities or organizations with taxing authority, including supporting organizations.
For more information, visit NCHS.
