[Elevance Health Foundation](https://elevancehealth.foundation/for-grantseekers)

Rolling (applications accepted year-round; review period 4–6 months)

Grant range is open; typical term is 1–3 years (in 12-month increments); funding limited to program-related costs.

Supports nonprofit programs improving maternal and infant health outcomes through innovative, scalable, and community-driven solutions.

--- ## Description Elevance Health Foundation seeks to fund nonprofit organizations with a strong track record in community health initiatives to advance maternal and infant health outcomes. The program emphasizes innovative, scalable, and sustainable solutions that address physical, behavioral, and social needs across the pregnancy continuum—from pre-conception through postnatal care. Priority is given to programs that reduce health disparities, address social determinants, and remove barriers to care, with a focus on both national and local (priority states) impact. Funded programs should support whole-person health, provide culturally relevant interventions, build trust with target communities, and demonstrate measurable, systemic change. --- ## Due Dates - Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. - Grant review period is typically 4–6 months after submission. - Visit the [grantseeker page](https://elevancehealth.foundation/for-grantseekers) for the most current information. --- ## Funding Amount - Grant range is open (no fixed minimum or maximum). - Funding is primarily for costs directly related to program implementation (including measurement, evaluation, and reporting). - Typical grant term: 1–3 years, awarded in 12-month increments. --- ## Eligibility - Applicants must be a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization under one of the following IRS subsections: - 170(b)(1)(A)(vi): Substantial support from government or the general public. - 509(a)(2): Majority support from contributions, fees, and gross receipts related to exempt purposes. - 509(a)(3): Supporting organizations (Type I, II, or functionally integrated Type III). - Must clearly define accountability standards, key milestones, and outcome metrics. - Must track and report long-term program effectiveness and sustainable change. --- ## Application Process - Review full RFP and eligibility requirements in the [official RFP PDF](https://elevancehealth.foundation/custom_assets/images/pdf/update_06_2025/Maternal-Infant_RFP—6-2025.pdf). - Submit applications online via the [Elevance Health Foundation grantseeker portal](https://elevancehealth.foundation/for-grantseekers). - Prepare to provide semi-annual progress reports and outcome data as part of grant requirements. - Allow 4–6 months for application review and notification. --- ## Additional Information - Priority consideration for programs in California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia, but national programs are also welcome. - Proposals should emphasize measurable outcomes such as improved pre-term birth rates, reduced severe maternal morbidity, increased access to care, and support for both physical and behavioral health needs. - Programs that leverage telehealth, mobile clinics, or non-traditional care settings are encouraged. --- ## External Links - [Elevance Health Foundation Grantseeker Page](https://elevancehealth.foundation/for-grantseekers) - [Maternal & Infant Health RFP (PDF)](https://elevancehealth.foundation/custom_assets/images/pdf/update_06_2025/Maternal-Infant_RFP—6-2025.pdf) - [Contact Elevance Health Foundation](https://elevancehealth.foundation/contact-us) --- ## Contact Information | Purpose | Contact Information | |----------------------|---------------------------------------------------------| | General Inquiries | [foundation@elevancehealth.com](mailto:foundation@elevancehealth.com) | | Online Contact Form | [Contact Us](https://elevancehealth.foundation/contact-us) |

Maternal/Infant Health - Elevance Health Foundation

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