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Grant Application Process & Eligibility
It is our privilege to support nonprofit organizations serving Northampton County that promote health, improve access to healthcare, and enhance overall community wellness. Every grant awarded by Two Rivers Health & Wellness Foundation (TRHWF) is guided by our mission and our commitment to creating the greatest possible impact on the health and well-being of our community.
The Foundation places considerable emphasis on funding organizations that demonstrate strong governance, financial responsibility, community leadership, and measurable outcomes. Collaboration among organizations is highly encouraged when combined efforts can more effectively address community needs.
All grant awards are subject to approval by the TRHWF Board of Directors. Organizations must be recognized as an IRS Section 501(c)(3) public charity to be eligible for funding.
Before Applying
Returning Applicants
Organizations that have received funding from TRHWF within the past three years may submit a grant application during the annual grant cycle. A Letter of Intent (LOI) is not required.
New or Inactive Applicants
Organizations that have never received funding from TRHWF, or that have not received funding from TRHWF within the past three years, must first submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) and receive an invitation before submitting a full grant application.
Our Three-Step Grant Process
Step 1: Organizational Introduction
TRHWF accepts introductions from nonprofit organizations throughout the year. Organizations interested in future funding opportunities are encouraged to contact the Foundation by phone or email to share information about their mission, programs, and impact within Northampton County.
The Foundation reviews these introductions to determine whether an organization's work aligns with our mission and funding priorities. Organizations whose programs appear to be a strong fit may be invited to participate in the next step of the process.
Step 2: Letter of Intent (LOI) - By Invitation Only
Organizations that are new to TRHWF, or that have not received funding within the past three years, must complete the LOI process before being invited to submit a full grant application.
The LOI allows the Foundation to evaluate organizational alignment, eligibility, and potential community impact before moving forward with a full proposal request.
Step 3: Full Request for Proposal (RFP)
Organizations invited to submit a full proposal will be added to the Foundation's grant applicant distribution list and will receive notification when the annual grant cycle opens.
The annual RFP process typically begins in August, with completed proposals due in October. Following Board review and approval, grant awards are announced and funding is distributed in February.
Application Materials
Please Note: Organizations that are new to TRHWF or have not received funding from TRHWF within the past three years must complete the LOI process and receive an invitation before submitting a grant application.
Before submitting your application, please ensure all required supporting documentation is current and complete. Applications containing expired certifications, outdated registrations, or missing required documentation may be considered incomplete until the required materials are provided.
Additional Information
TRHWF does not intend to establish ongoing or permanent funding relationships with grantees. Applicants are encouraged to describe plans for sustaining their programs beyond Foundation funding.
All funded programs should include a method for evaluating success and measuring outcomes related to community health improvement.
GRANT APPLICATION (Returning & Invited Applicants Only)
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS & INSTRUCTIONS