Western North Carolina nonprofit service providers, public agency leaders, and volunteers work hard every day to address needs and solve challenges throughout our region. We at Nantahala Health Foundation value the work you are doing and want to help you build upon your success.
Please feel free to call upon us for assistance at any time and help yourself to the following resources.
Congratulation! You’ve been awarded a grant in support of your program to assist vulnerable members of our community. In most cases, your grant cycle will encompass a year’s worth of work. As your project gets underway and throughout your journey, we want to hear how your work is progressing.
Along with the required progress reports, which are available on your application dashboard, please feel free to reach out at any time with updates, concerns, questions, and general feedback.
Nantahala Health Foundation could not hope to address all the social determinants of health that impact all our lives without the expertise and work of our past, present, and future grantees.
We believe the good work you and your team are accomplishing on behalf of those in need is worth expanding and sharing far and wide.
Please take a minute to tell us your stories and story ideas, so that we can help get the word out.
Budgeting is a vital part of managing your project’s success. From NHF’s POV, we must invest our limited resources in programs designed to have positive, upstream impacts on the social drivers of health identified in our funding priority areas.
For our partners, project budgeting supports your grant-funded work, from calculating your request to reporting measurable milestones to concluding your project.
Within our grant applications, we supply applicants with a budget template, within which your project needs, expenses, and outcomes should be fully transparent. We require each applicant to use this template at each phase of the grant process, unless other arrangements have been agreed upon.
Congratulations! Your innovative idea to help others proved worthy of support through a grant from Nantahala Health Foundation, along with other sources, in most cases. What’s next?
Before you launch your program, we ask you to share the news of your grant success within 30 days of receipt of funds.
Let’s get this partnership off to a great start by working together to share the good news.
We continually update this section with new resources, templates, and other materials you can use to communicate about your grant from Nantahala Health Foundation.
If you require materials that are not yet posted, please contact us.
Searching and applying for grants to support your work is time-consuming. Understanding that most WNC nonprofits and governmental agencies operate with minimal staff, we are available to help locate grant-makers waiting to learn more about your programs.
After we identify a potential match, our team will work with you to draft and/or review a proposal that’s sure to increase your chances of receiving an award.
