Call for Proposals - Montana Healthcare Foundation
Forecasted
Call for Proposals - Montana Healthcare Foundation supports Montana organizations in planning and piloting innovative local solutions to unmet health needs, improving health among populations at greatest risk.
Funder: Montana Healthcare Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Applications due)
Funding Amounts: $10,000–$50,000 for 12-month projects; up to $100,000 for 24-month projects
Summary: Supports Montana-based organizations designing and piloting innovative local solutions to unmet health needs.
Key Information: Medical research and maintenance or expansion of existing programs are not funded through this call.
Description
The Montana Healthcare Foundation’s annual Call for Proposals funds the design and piloting of innovative, Montana-grown solutions to critical health challenges. It supports planning and implementation work that addresses important health needs not met by existing community resources. Planning grants can support strategic, business, and sustainability planning; implementation grants support projects with strong business and sustainability plans.
The program emphasizes improving health, well-being, and resilience among populations at greatest risk for poor health outcomes. Projects should introduce effective interventions not currently being implemented, fit local culture and resources, engage community members, and build partnerships that use community resources more efficiently. The foundation seeks lasting benefits beyond the grant term, feasible approaches, and potential replication in other communities. Rural and frontier communities may receive preference.
