Community Support Fund supports Central Alabama nonprofits delivering healthcare access, behavioral health, nutrition, and clinical workforce education programs to fill measurable gaps in community care.
Funder: Baptist Health Foundation
Due Dates: August 31, 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Grant amounts vary by program scope and available funding each cycle
Summary: Supports Central Alabama nonprofits filling measurable gaps in healthcare access, behavioral health, nutrition, and clinical workforce education.
Key Information: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits operating in Jefferson, Shelby, Walker, Talladega, or Calhoun counties, Alabama.
The Community Support Fund, administered by Baptist Health Foundation, supports nonprofit programs that fill measurable gaps in community healthcare across Central Alabama. It helps organizations sustain critical services, expand their impact, and meet unmet healthcare needs. The fund emphasizes collaboration with organizations already serving local communities rather than competing with their work.
Its four priorities are access to healthcare, behavioral health, food insecurity, and educational programs addressing the clinical worker shortage. Supported work includes mobile health clinics, patient navigation, health literacy, recovery support, mental health outreach, disease prevention, and care coordination. Faith-based programs addressing the four priority areas receive preference, but support is not limited to those programs.