• Funding to support community clinic operations for the purpose of providing preventative and medical services to those affected by COVID-19.

• Funding to support emergency grants to individuals affected by COVID-19 due to quarantine, business closures and/or lay-offs, school or other community program closures and/or lay-offs.

• Funding to support community-based organization operations for nonprofits serving vulnerable populations and who can present a clear case of direct impact due to the medical or economic effects impact of the pandemic. Support may also be given to nonprofits who have seen detrimental impacts to their fiscal and administrative operation as a result of a loss of revenue, fundraising, or staffing.

• Veterans
• Low income seniors
• Households living under the poverty line
• Immigrants and refugees
• Homeless

• Children ages 0-5
• School-aged children, youth, and families
• People with disabilities
• Uninsured

Community Clinic Grants:

• Funding will be made available for community clinics providing medical care for those who are ill and may have been exposed to the COVID-19 virus
• Priority will be given to community clinics providing care for those who are uninsured or underinsured to off-set the costs of uncompensated care
• These grants will provide support for core operations for those clinics providing preventive and medical services to those affected by or exposed to COVID-19
• Grant amounts will range from $10,000 to $25,000
• Reporting requirements: grantees will be asked to report on numbers served and to offer a narrative description of impact on community members and nonprofit operations so that the Fund can continue to evolve its criteria to support providers

Emergency Grants to Individuals:

• Funding will be provided to community-based organizations that have the capacity to provide emergency grants to individuals affected by COVID-19, which includes but is not limited to:
  1. Quarantine as a result of either themselves or a family member becoming sick or having been exposed to COVID-19
  2. Business closures and/or lay-offs
  3. School or other community program closures and/or layoffs
• Priority will be given to organizations who can document they have a currently operating Emergency Grants program and process for receiving, vetting, and ensuring proper use of funds according to all legal and compliance measures
• These grants will be primarily designated for individual awards, but will allow 20-25% of the grant funds to be applied toward core operating support to off-set the staff time and resources needed to coordinate and deliver on individual needs
• Grant amounts will range from $10,000 to $12,000
• Reporting requirements: grantees will be asked to provide a spreadsheet of individual grants provided, anticipated use of funds (i.e. what need or risk is being mitigated), and what amount/percentage was applied toward core operating

Emergency Grants for Nonprofits:

• Funding will be provided to nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable communities that request assistance to expand, adjust, or sustain existing services to accommodate increasing community needs as a result of such occurrences as school closures, program cancellations, etc.
• Grant amounts will range from $25,000 to $50,000
• Nonprofits seeking organizational capacity grants must:
  1. Currently serve vulnerable populations with critical social and health services
  2. Present a clear case for how your organization is directly impacted by and continuing to respond to the immediate needs of your community
  3. Demonstrate how a grant will have meaningful impact on capacity to sustain program operations relative to organizational budget size or numbers served