Healthcare Grants
Davie Community Foundation Grants
Building a Healthier Davie County
Healthcare Grants from the Davie County Hospital Foundation Fund are awarded once each year to support projects that improve healthcare in Davie County. The selection committee considers initiatives that strengthen wellness and prevention, expand access and awareness, and enhance mental health and behavioral health services.
These grants are intended to foster healthier lives, address critical health challenges, and ensure that quality care is available to all who call Davie County home.
The application is available now and the deadline is June 30th.
* If your organization has not previously received a grant from the Davie Community Foundation, completion of an approved grant workshop is required before applying.
Healthcare Grant Recipients
A Storehouse for Jesus
A Storehouse for Jesus – $10,000 to provide free medical care and prescription medications to uninsured, low-income residents of Davie County. Our clinic practice is staffed by volunteer MD’s, PA’s, nurses and other supporting staff. We provide free on-site care for treatment of acute and chronic conditions, as well as other specialized services.
Cancer Services, Inc.
Cancer Services – $8,866 to provide critical support with financial assistance needs of qualifying cancer survivors facing any form of cancer living in Davie County. This support may be with treatment medications, transportation to treatment, nutritional supplements and medical supplies or emergency needs for living expenses.
House of Hope Piedmont
House of Hope Piedmont – $694 to provide the installation of a Reverse Osmosis System designed to help our residents stay focused and hydrated, especially during school hours.
IMPACT of the Piedmont
IMPACT of the Piedmont – $10,000 to purchase a van to transport individuals living with severe mental health challenges, to and from their IMPACT Forward On the Go program throughout the community for engagement and volunteerism.
Trellis Supportive Care
Trellis Supportive Care – $2,500 to provide support through their Trellis Supportive Care’s Charitable Care and Patient Assistance program for their most vulnerable patients. Charitable Care provides hospice for uninsured/underinsured patients who cannot afford care, so anyone needing their services can access them. Patient Assistance helps patients in need with expenses like utility bills and funeral expenses.