Funders Community
Grantee
- Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Foundation, Inc. (1)
- Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw County (1)
- Council on the Environment, Inc. (1)
- Friends of Little Portion Friary (1)
- Hartley House (1)
- Heritage Christian Services, Inc. (1)
- Ibero American Action League Inc (1)
- India Home, Inc. (1)
- Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County (1)
- Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, Inc. (1)
- LifePath Christian Ministries (1)
- North East Community Center (1)
- Saline Area Social Services (1)
- The United Methodist Retirement Communities Foundation (1)
- United Way of Washtenaw County (1)
Primary Issue Area
- Show all (485)
- Age-Friendly Communities (11)
- Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias (17)
- Arts and Culture (13)
- Capacity Building/Training and Technical Assistance (54)
- Caregiving (30)
- Case Management (2)
- Civic Engagement (1)
- Economic Security (9)
- Education (4)
- Elder Justice/ Elder Abuse Prevention (5)
- Food Security/Nutrition/Home Delivered Meals (20)
- Health Care (45)
- Hearing Loss (1)
- Home Repair (5)
- Hospice (3)
- Housing (32)
- Intergenerational Programs (4)
- Medical Adult Day Programs (4)
- Mental and Behavioral Health (13)
- Palliative Care/Serious Illness (33)
- Public Policy (56)
- Research (2)
- Rural Health (1)
- Senior Centers (6)
- Skilled Nursing Care (2)
- Social Adult Day Programs (1)
- Social Connection (43)
- Technology (34)
- Transportation (7)
- Vision Loss (1)
- Workforce Development (11)
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Welcome to GIA’s Grants Database!
Please use the filters in the sidebar to build your query and click on any grant name to view its full details. Use the green linked taxonomy terms to see all grants connected to that category. Search results can also be exported directly to Excel for further analysis.
Please note: GIA members voluntarily elect to participate in the Grants Database. All information in this database is submitted by participating members from our seven funders communities and does not represent the entirety of GIA’s membership.