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Funder Type
Corporate Foundation
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IT Classification
C - Funds little to no technology
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Authority
Michael Reese Health Trust
Summary
The Michael Reese Health Trust exists to improve the health of vulnerable people in the Chicago metropolitan area. The Trust carries forward the vision of Michael Reese Hospital's Jewish founders and the generations of philanthropic and healthcare leadership they inspired through grant making to organizations that address the health and well-being of our community. The Trust honors the Jewish legacy of Michael Reese Hospital by: Improving the physical, mental and social well-being of vulnerable populations; being strategic, innovative and collaborative; and conducting itself with the utmost compassion, integrity and diligence.
The Michael Reese Health Trust has the following priorities:
- Domestic Violence: Working to prevent and address the impact of domestic violence.
- Healthcare Workforce: Working to develop a skilled and inclusive healthcare workforce.
- Healthy Jewish Community: Working to strengthen the region's strong network.
- Homelessness: Working to strengthen partnerships between health and housing providers.
History of Funding
Previous grantees can be seen at https://wearemichaelreese.org/grantmaking-fy2020.
Additional Information
The Michael Reese Health Trust partners with nonprofits across Chicago addressing Chicago's health challenges. Through their grantmaking program, they provide grant funding, advisory support and operational assistance to strengthen the programs and services of their grantee partners.
They are always here to advise, make connections and advocate for you, because your work is the core of their work.
Eligibility Details
Nonprofit organizations operating in the Chicago metropolitan area are eligible to apply, but preference is given to organizations within the City of Chicago.
Deadline Details
After reviewing their website, if you think your organization may be eligible for a grant, please contact the appropriate program officer to discuss your program.
Program Officers:
Jennifer Rosenkranz: Domestic Violence, School-Based Behavioral Health, Healthcare Coverage, Community Violence Prevention
Rachel Reichlin: Homelessness, Healthcare Workforce, Oral Health
Gayla Brockman: Healthy Jewish Community
Elissa Mann: General grantmaking questions
Award Details
Award amounts vary. Please note, Michael Reese's portion of indirect expenses cannot exceed 10% of your project's direct expenses.
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Highlights of Grants to Manage and Expand Access to Health Data - Sponsored by NetApp
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Funding for Healthcare Technology to Connect Providers and Patients - Sponsored by Panasonic
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Top 10 Local Grant Programs You Won't Want to Miss in 2015 - Sponsored by Sprint
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