As the state's largest not-for-profit and Oklahoma-owned health care system, INTEGRIS Health has long served its mission of partnering with people to live healthier lives through innovative and transformative community health programs.
As the state's largest not-for-profit and Oklahoma-owned health care system, INTEGRIS Health has long served its mission of partnering with people to live healthier lives through innovative and transformative community health programs.
In 2020, INTEGRIS Health launched a Community Giving Program to help support the crucial health-related work of not-for-profit partners whose evidence-based programs aligned with its community health improvement goals to extend its work beyond hospital walls.
INTEGRIS Health is committed to partnering to improve the health of the communities we serve. Our Community Giving Fund allows us to invest in and increase the capacity of nonprofit partners working to address the complex issues impacting community well-being. Grants are awarded to organizations addressing key community health priorities, such as increasing access to health care, promoting health education and improving social determinants of health like food security, housing, economic development and environmental improvement.
Community organizations in Canadian County, Cleveland County, Delaware County, Garfield County, Kay County, Oklahoma County, Ottawa County and Woodward County are invited to apply for funding through the INTEGRIS Health Community Giving Fund as an opportunity to implement sustainable change in the community. Grantees will be asked to track the results of funded projects quarterly.
All grant applications must be submitted before Nov. 21. The application form and grant guidelines are available here. For more information, contact [email protected].
At INTEGRIS Health, our Mission, Vision and Values reflect our commitment to partnering to achieve healthier outcomes for our patients and communities.
