Access to healthy food, safe and consistent housing, and transportation are key drivers of health outcomes. Nonprofit programs applying under the Healthy Neighborhoods pillar are addressing these needs in the community through provision of direct services, direct assistance and case management. 

The Educational Empowerment pillar supports both K-12 educational support programs and mentorship, as well as adult education programming that helps community members further their education, obtain a degree or achieve language or literacy goals.

Lack of access to economic mobility contributes to poorer health outcomes. The Economic Empowerment pillar helps to close economic gaps by encouraging nonprofits to apply for programs that focus on cultivating economic empowerment across our region.

 

The 2025 Grant Cycle Letter of Intent portal is closed. New grant opportunities open each year in the late Fall. For questions about the next grant cycle, please contact grants@houstonmethodist.org.

 

Banner Image: "Zero Hunger" by Dragon76, mural established in 2021 to raise awareness about global food insecurity.

 

 

Photo taken by Matthew Oloyede, Matt O. Photos.