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LARGE & SMALL GRANTS AVAILABLE

Large/Impact Grants

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The large Impact Grant is intended for requests from $25,000 to $100,000. Priority will be given to applications that demonstrate a commitment to a long-term vision, and projects that address the root causes that affect health, wellness, and help prevent disease.

Funding Provided in Impact/Large Grants since 2018. Last updated 12/12/24.

Small Fast-Track Grants

Now Open

The Fast-Track Grant is a quick turnaround grant of $2,500 to $10,000 to support efforts and organizations that promote the health, wellness, or disease prevention of persons in our nine-county service area. While any organization can apply, Fast-Track Grants are especially intended for small, health and wellness focused nonprofits with annual operating budgets of under $250,000 that are serving our most rural communities.

Funding Provided in Small Fast-Track Grants since 2018. Last updated 6/6/24.

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Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation opens Fast Track Grant Season

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Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation opens Fast Track Grant Season

“We are excited to announce the opening of the Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation’s Fast-Track Grant season on March 1st, 2025. Last year, the Foundation awarded 51 Small Fast-Track Grant awards totaling $390,855,” said Jen Magers, Trust and Investment Officer, Idaho Trust Company, Trustee of the Foundation.

The Fast-Track Grant is a quick turnaround grant between $2,500 and $10,000 that is awarded to support organizations and efforts that promote the health, wellness, or disease prevention of persons in the Foundation’s Service Area. The Foundation’s Service Area includes nine counties: Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis and Nez Perce in Idaho; Asotin, Garfield and Whitman in Washington; and Wallowa in Oregon.

Fast-Track grants are intended for small, health […]

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About the Foundation

The Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare (LCVH) Foundation was established by the Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden in agreement with Ascension Health and RCCH Healthcare Partners after the sale of St. Joseph Hospital. The LCVH Foundation administers a $25-million endowment that will benefit the health needs in the nine county region the hospital once served. Those counties are Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis and Nez Perce in northern Idaho; Asotin, Garfield and Whitman in southeastern Washington; and Wallowa in northeastern Oregon.

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2024 Large Impact Grant Recipients

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LC Valley Youth Resource Center Inc., Lewiston, ID, $85,000, Youth Resource Center Drop-In & Overnight Programs.
Community Health Association of Spokane (dba, CHAS Health), $45,000, Moscow, ID Lewiston, ID and Clarkston, WA, SoCHAS Patient Assistance Program.
Garfield County Hospital District, Pomeroy, WA, $80,000, Patient Imaging Project
Snake River Community Clinic, Lewiston, ID, $73,240, HEALER Project V Operations and Outreach.
Clearwater Valley Health dba Kootenai Health Foundation, Clearwater, ID, $35,632, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program.

Syringa Hospital Foundation, Inc., Grangeville, ID, $43,188, Newborn Care Center Equipment Modernization
St. Vincent de Paul Society – Moscow Conference of St. Francis of Assisi, Moscow, ID, $50,000, Emergency Housing, Medical Care and Utilities Fund – Latah County.
Lewis Clark District Council of St. Vincent de Paul, Clarkston, WA, $50,000, Help LC Valley Families.
St. Mary’s Health and Clearwater Valley Health dba Kootenai Health Foundation, – Orofino, ID, $32,057, St. Mary’s Health and Clearwater Valley Health Advanced Medical Training and Simulation Program.

Suicide Prevention of the Inland Northwest (SPIN), Lewiston, ID, $60,000, SPIN General Program.
Ridge Runner Volunteer Fire Department, Kooskia, ID, $10,000, Operating funds.
Gina Quesenberry Foundation, Lewiston, ID, $20,000, Applicant Support and Advocacy Enhancement Program.
Lewis-Clark State College Foundation, Lewiston, ID, $65,000, Clinical Resource Center/Skills Lab.
The Idaho Foodbank, Lewiston, ID, $50,000, Mobile Pantry.