The Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation (New York)

 
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    Funder Type

    Corporate Foundation

    IT Classification

    C - Funds little to no technology

    Authority

    Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation

    Summary

    The Langeloth Foundation's grant-making program is centered on the concepts of health and well-being. The Foundation's purpose is to promote and support effective and creative programs, practices and policies related to healing from illness, accident, physical, social or emotional trauma, and to extend the availability of programs that promote healing to under-served populations.

    In an effort to advance areas the Foundation's Board considers to be significant in the health care field, the Foundation has established Funding Priorities.
    • Correctional Health Care: improve the physical and mental health of individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Programs focusing on alternatives to incarceration, detention, and reentry will be considered. While the Foundation does not support prevention projects, it is interested in programs that seek to reduce recidivism.
    • Chronic Violence and Community Health: end the cycle of violence at a community level using a public health approach. Programs focusing on fostering collaboration between agencies, advancing policy reform and systems change, leadership development, and coordinating public and private funding streams will be prioritized. The Foundation does not provide operating support or funding for program services.
     

    History of Funding

    The Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation announced awards of approximately $3.5 Million for its spring 2016 grant-making cycle.

    For information regarding previous awards, please see: https://www.langeloth.org/viewgrants.php

    Additional Information

    The Foundation is particularly interested in funding programs that address the health of individuals who, because of barriers to accessing care, experience poor and sub-optimal health, including: those with no or severely limited income, cultural differences, lack of English language skills, lack of health insurance or inadequate health insurance, limited access to health care services, mental illness, substance abuse, homelessness, incarceration, and exposure to trauma.

    More specifically, the Foundation favors proposals that seek to promote healing, healthy lives and healthy communities through:
    • Innovative demonstration projects that address a major gap in the field
    • Outreach to communities and populations whose health care needs are not being met
    • Targeted advocacy efforts for vulnerable populations
    • Collaboration among providers and other organizations
    The Foundation will not consider proposals for:
    • General operating support
    • Direct service delivery for existing programs
    • Annual or capital campaigns
    • Building or renovation projects
    • Budgetary relief
    • Preventive medicine
    • Projects that focus on children or end-of-life issues
    • Programs outside of the United States

    Contacts

    Melissa Houston

    Melissa Houston
    275 Madison Avenue 33rd Floor
    New York City, NY 10016
    (212) 687-1133
    (212) 681-2628
     

  • Eligibility Details

    Non-profits registered as 501(c)(3) are eligible. Also funded are healthcare providers and research institutions. The Foundation does support projects from outside of New York State, but they must hold promise of national impact or extensive replication to be considered.

    Deadline Details

    Letters of intent and proposal submissions are by invitation only. In order to be considered you must first register your project on the foundation website. Key dates for upcoming grant cycles are as follows:

    Fall 2016 cycle
    • registration deadline - April 7, 2016
    • if invited, LOI deadline - April 15, 2016
    • if invited, proposal submission deadline - June 15, 2016
    Spring 2017 cycle
    • registration deadline - October 8,2016
    • if invited, LOI deadline - October 17, 2016
    • if invited, proposal submission deadline - December 15, 2016
    Similar timelines are expected annually.

    Award Details

    Varies by proposal. Awards are generally granted for up to 3 years.

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