The MGB Global Health Community Engagement Awards fund staff and partners for community-based projects and research that advance health equity and improve patient outcomes, especially in underserved populations.
Funder: Massachusetts General Hospital
Due Dates: January 1, 1970: Applications must be submitted at least 60 days prior to travel (applications are reviewed monthly) | January 1, 1970: For travel-related awards, applications should be submitted a minimum of 45 days before expected travel
Funding Amounts: Up to $2,000 per award; single award per application; maximum two lifetime awards per individual/program
Summary: Supports MGB staff, faculty, and partner collaborators in community-based projects advancing health equity and patient outcomes.
Key Information: No reimbursements for previously purchased travel; travel tickets must be booked via MGB-preferred vendor.
The MGB Global Health Community Engagement Awards, managed by the MGH Center for Global Health, provide funding to Massachusetts General Brigham (MGB) staff, faculty, and collaborators from partner institutions for projects that advance health and healthcare equity. The program encourages patient-focused, community-based health initiatives, research, humanitarian activities, and requests for specialized NGO assistance, with the aim of improving patient outcomes and supporting underserved communities. Awards are made following a monthly committee review process, and recipients are expected to contribute to the Center’s mission of advancing health equity.