Primary Health
Primary Care Coalition
Brooks Saltsman Award
FY26 Small Grant Cycle
FY27 Fall Grant Cycle: Thursday, October 1 at 8 AM to Thursday, October 15 at 5 PM ET.
Who HIF funds
The Foundation has funded an array of organizations each year, while retaining an exclusive focus on improving health and wellness for those who reside in Montgomery County, Maryland.
In FY26, the Foundation was excited to partner with thirty-nine organizations to award more than $1.15M.
Showing 25–41 of 41 grants.
Primary Health
Brooks Saltsman Award
FY26 Small Grant Cycle
Behavioral/
Deepening and expanding a successful teen-led mental health program in MCPS
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Behavioral/
Rooted & Rising: Helping Youth Thrive—Mind, Body, and Future Growing resilience from the inside out
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Behavioral/
Mindcraft: Broadening the reach of mental health services for children and adolescents.
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Behavioral/
Connecting Our Community Through Mental Health Classes, Support Groups, and Presentations
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Dental
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Dental
Healthy Smiles for All: MCC Dental Program
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
Supporting A Diverse Blood Supply in Montgomery County through the Sickle Cell Initiative
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
AMSS Senior Integrated Telehealth & Community-Based Care Access Program
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Healthcare Workforce
Supporting Meaningful Practicums/Clinical Experiences for Healthcare Students at Montgomery College
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
Casa Ruben and CHEER Primary Care Health Coverage Expansion
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
Connecting Uninsured to Primary Health Care and Case Management
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
Western County Health Access Initiative
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Primary Health
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Maternal Health
Pathways to Maternal Health
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Vision
Glasses4Scholars
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
Vision
Shepherd's Table Eye Clinic
FY26 Spring Grant Cycle
In their own words

NAMI Montgomery County
NAMI Peer-to-Peer gave me hope when I was close to giving up.

JSSA
Last year, 98 percent of PIC clients were able to remain living safely in their homes.

American Diversity Group
During the clinics, one of the community members who received treatment shared that they had not seen a dentist for over 19 years.
Before FY26
Grant recipients, portfolios, and award announcements, year by year.
50 Years of Grant Partnerships
