Chicago:

An Open Letter to the Chicago Region’s Nonprofit Community | COVID-19 Read here

PCT’s Chicago Health Program adds New Youth Mental and Behavioral Health for Community-Based Health Centers Focus
Increasing access to and improving the quality of mental and behavioral health services for youth is widely acknowledged as a high-need area. The need is particularly acute in communities where youth face more risk factors such as high levels of violence and for some sub-groups of youth such as youth who have been incarcerated or are experiencing homelessness, and for youth who identify as LBGTQ+. PCT’s new program area will fund community-based health center projects that seek to make quality improvements and/or long-term practice changes that will lead to more youth (12 to 24) receiving high-quality, youth-friendly, culturally competent mental and behavioral health services. LOIs for this new area are due January 15, 2020 by 5:00pm CST. To learn more visit the Chicago Page.

Washington, DC:

Here are the topics under consideration for funding in the Washington, DC, program in spring of 2020.

• • Arts & Culture
  • Environment: Land Protection, Clean Water, Livable Communities
  • Promoting Health: Parkinson’s Research and Services

The Washington DC office does not accept unsolicited proposals

Invitations
January/February – Invitations to submit proposals sent to invited organizations.  If your organization is not contacted, it means that staff has determined we will be unable to fund your organization at this time. 

Application Submission Period
February 14-28, 2020

Newport, RI:

Important Application Information for 2020:  Proposals for the 2020 Rhode Island grants program will only be accepted from organizations that received funding in 2019.

Current grantees: In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are considering changes to our 2020 grants process. We will contact you with these changes and list them on the website as soon as we can.

Next Deadline May 1, 2020