Current Funding Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in exploring our current funding opportunities. We deeply value the important work that nonprofit organizations do across the communities we serve.

Looking ahead to 2027

We’re currently evaluating the progress, insights and impact achieved in collaboration with our partners throughout our current 2022-2026 funding strategy. Building on those learnings and the perspectives shared by grant partners, community organizations and other stakeholders, we’re currently developing our next multi-year strategy which we expect to share in early 2027. That strategy will help inform future funding opportunities and how we invest in the communities we serve. We remain committed to listening, learning and meeting our partners where they are. Please see below for the status of each of our funding areas, including an upcoming RFP opportunity in Resilient Children & Families.

To stay informed, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on LinkedIn. We appreciate your interest! If you have questions or would like to connect with a program officer, please reach out through our Contact Us page.

Resilient Children and Families

We will release a Request for Proposals (RFP) in mid-August 2026, focusing on school-based health and wellness services. We’ll seek proposals that center the voices and leadership of students and parents/caregivers in advancing health and wellness connected to established school-based health centers and programs. When the RFP is released, the full packet of information will be available here. We're no longer accepting or considering additional funding requests outside of the upcoming RFP.

Healthy and Connected Aging

Our 2026 funding opportunities for this program have now closed. To stay informed and be the first to know about our revised strategy in early 2027, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on LinkedIn. If you have other questions or would like to connect with a program officer, please reach out through our Contact Us page and we will be in touch.

Healthcare Workforce

Our 2026 funding opportunities for this program have now closed. To stay informed and be the first to know about our revised strategy in early 2027, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on LinkedIn. If you have other questions or would like to connect with a program officer, please reach out through our Contact Us page and we will be in touch.

Scholarship for the Health Care Workforce

This scholarship is available to students in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah who are from communities traditionally unrepresented in professional healthcare roles including students from rural areas as well as students who are Black, Indigenous and people of color.

Oregon Community Foundation partners with the Office of Student Access and Completion (OSAC) to administer its scholarship funds. OSAC’s common application allows students to access numerous scholarships including The Cambia Health Foundation / Paula A. Jones Endowed Scholarship. Check the status of your application in the OSAC portal.

The scholarship application for the 2027-2028 school year will open in November of 2026.

Sponsorships

Due to limited budget, we are unable to fund unsolicited sponsorships at this time. Thank you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I submit an application for grant funding?

Each funding opportunity will have its own application process and timeframe. This information is often communicated in a request for proposal (RFP) document and/or a Call for Applications . All applications are submitted through an online application system. Instructions for submitting applications will be provided for each funding opportunity.

What type of organizations are eligible to apply?

Cambia Health Foundation currently accepts applications from organizations in the United States that have received their 501(c)(3) nonprofit and tax-exempt status or 509(a) 1, 2, or 3 (types I, II, or a functionally integrated type III) designation under the Internal Revenue Service Code (IRC); Accredited schools or universities; Units of government and public agencies; Federally recognized Indian Tribal entities.

What is the Foundation's commitment to nondiscrimination, diversity and inclusion?

Cambia Health Foundation partners with organizations that value diversity and work to create an inclusive culture. As a condition of receiving funds, we will ask all organizations to certify they do not discriminate in any aspect of business operations on the basis of age, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, national origin, political affiliation, religious belief, and any other status protected by law. We regard a certification of nondiscrimination as one aspect of an organization’s commitment to diversity and creating a culture of inclusion. Beyond adherence to nondiscrimination policies, each organization is on their own journey of learning how best to realize these goals. Cambia Health Foundation is also committed to these practices for our organization. We value learning alongside our grantees and community partners as we consider and make our investments.

Does Cambia Health Foundation have a policy regarding the amount of indirect costs that can be charged to a grant?

Yes. Cambia Health Foundation has a policy that caps institutionally charged indirect costs for a grant at 10 percent per grant.

Our organization has several distinct programs doing work that aligns with an RFP, and we would like to apply for funding for each program. Should we submit separate applications for each program?

We ask that each organization submit only one application under an RFP. The application may cover one or more initiatives or programs.

Can an organization with an active or recently completed grant with Cambia Health Foundation apply under a new funding opportunity?

Yes. If you have an active grant, please reach out to your staff contact for that grant for additional information.

Is funding focused on a specific geographic region?

Yes. Our funding is generally specific to work creating impact in Idaho, Oregon, Utah and/or Washington or Indian Lands of Federally Recognized Tribes within these state boundaries. Any specific geographic eligibility information will be provided in each funding opportunity.

Does applying for this funding preclude us from applying for any other funding opportunities that may be announced this year?

No.

Does Cambia Health Foundation provide capital funding?

In general, we do not provide funding for large capital campaigns. However, we may, at our discretion, invite applications for support of capital projects that align with our strategic investment focus areas or other Foundation priorities.