William F. Thiel Grants
The William F. Thiel Grants fund evidence-based, collaborative health projects addressing priority needs in Wyoming County, NY, including access, chronic disease, mental health, food security, and transportation.
Funder: Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Full application submission deadline, projected) | December 2026 (Full application submission deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical grants range from ~$10,000 to $100,000; multi-year funding (up to 3 years) available for prior grantees; indirect costs allowed up to 10%.
Summary: Supports projects that address health needs of Wyoming County, NY residents, focusing on access, chronic disease, mental health, food security, emergency assistance, and transportation.
Key Information: Applicants must align with one of six priority areas and be 501(c)(3) organizations serving Wyoming County, NY.
Description
The William F. Thiel Grants, administered by the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo, fund nonprofit initiatives that improve health outcomes for residents of Wyoming County, New York. These grants advance projects in six priority categories: access and navigation, chronic disease and related health behaviors, emergency assistance for low-income residents, food security, mental health/behavioral health, and transportation. The program aims for catalytic, outcome-based, and sustainable impact, encouraging evidence-based approaches and collaboration among local organizations.
