We invest in organizations, services, partnerships, and community solutions that improve behavioral health and substance use disorder outcomes in the following counties: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington, and Westmoreland.
Supporting strategies that help develop, attract, and retain the behavioral health workforce and improve access to quality services.
Supporting organizations willing to test new ideas, learn from the results, and adapt their approach as they go. Innovation may include improving an existing practice, testing a new model, using technology differently, building new partnerships, or exploring new ways to deliver services.
Responsive grantmaking brings people together. When challenges extend beyond a single organization, we can convene providers, funders, counties, payors, and other partners to better understand the issue, identify shared priorities, and explore coordinated solutions.
Staunton Farm Foundation offers three annual grant cycles. Each opportunity has its own application process and timeline.
All Letters of Inquiry and grant applications must be submitted through the Staunton Farm Foundation Grant Management System by 11:59 PM on the due date.
For grant cycles requiring a Letter of Inquiry, Foundation staff will review each submission to determine whether the organization will be invited to submit a full application. Applicants will receive notification by email through our grant management system, Foundant.
If you do not see the response in your inbox, please reach check your spam or junk folder before contacting us at office@stauntonfarm.org.
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