The Delaware Public Health District (DPHD), Community Health Division, announces the availability of up to $15,000 in reimbursable grant funds that can be used towards projects that improve access to healthy food and encouraging healthy eating as well as increasing opportunities and engagement in physical activity with the goal of reducing chronic disease in Delaware County.
Donor Name: Delaware Public Health District (DPHD)
State: Ohio
County: Delaware County (OH)
Type of Grant: Grant | Reimbursement
Deadline: 03/21/2025
Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
The HCMG program at the DPHD funds quick-to-implement projects and will be awarded based on the number and scope of proposals received, recommendations from the review panels, and final approval from the DPHD Leadership Team and Board of Health. The DPHD holds no commitment to funding any specific number of projects, nor does the DPHD hold any commitment to specific funding levels for awarded projects. DPHD reserves the right to modify the number of grants awarded or amount of funding based on the applications, geographic representation, and funds available.
Eligibility Criteria
Funds will only be awarded to organizations located within the DPHD jurisdiction and will not be awarded to individuals.
Payment of awarded funds is treated as a reimbursement and remitted only upon the submission of complete and proper invoices and supporting expense documentation periodically and/or at the completion of the project.
Proposals will be accepted from:
- Local units of government (e.g., city, village, or townships), non-profit 501-c(3) organizations, school districts, universities, pre-schools, and libraries located within the DPHD jurisdiction.
- Other organizations (e.g., small businesses, or private daycares) with innovative project proposals that clearly demonstrate alignment with the goals of the program and are implemented in partnership with non-profit or government organizations.
For more information, visit DPHD.