Grants List

To ensure that our programs are effective and create measurable impact, we have committed to an Impact Framework that reflects our different grantmaking practices and areas of focus. The framework groups most of our grantmaking into four clusters we call Portfolios—Targeted, Human Capital, Vulnerable Populations and Pioneer.

Vulnerable Populations

Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Anchorage, AK

Improving the oral health of Alaska Natives by using rural outreach trips to gain support for the Dental Health Aide Therapist Program.

$15,300

(4 months)

ID 58516

Clyde H. Barganier

Montgomery, AL

Consultant for the Foundation's Hurricane Katrina Response Team in Alabama.

$25,000

(11 months)

ID 56901

Consultant for the Foundation's Hurricane Katrina Response Team in Alabama.

$14,000

(6 months)

ID 60108

Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation

Brooklyn, NY

Developing a strategic plan to evaluate, redefine and expand programs serving low-income children and families.

$25,000

(6 months)

ID 56683

Kaye W. Bender, Ph.D., R.N.

Terry, MS

Consultant for the Foundation's Hurricane Katrina Response Team in Mississippi.

$18,543

(7 months)

ID 57469

Benjamin Rose Institute

Cleveland, OH

Testing a refined version of the Veterans Affairs' Partnership for Dementia Care.

$124,976

(33 months)

ID 57816

University of California, Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

Expand Binational Health Week: to improve health services, information, resources, health promotion and prevention activities for Latinos.

$25,000

(6 months)

ID 58084

University of California, Los Angeles, National Center for Child Traumatic Stress

Los Angeles, CA

Psychological first aid field operations guide.

$15,120

(6 months)

ID 58833

California Youth Connection

San Francisco, CA

Expanding California Youth Connection's capacity to provide technical assistance to other states in training foster youth as policy advocates.

$119,337

(8 months)

ID 58610

The Carter Center Inc.

Atlanta, GA

Twenty-Second Annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy: Disaster Mental Health in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina.

$50,000

(1 year)

ID 57177

Cash & Counseling

To expand a proven model of consumer-directed supportive services to more states, allowing thousands more older adults and people with disabilities to have choice and control over the care they receive.

Boston College Graduate School of Social Work

Chestnut Hill, MA

Technical assistance and direction for Cash & Counseling.

$1,236,476

(1 year)

ID 49698

Development of software to collect and manage consumer data for the Cash & Counseling states.

$112,002

(7 months)

ID 57074

Center for Healthcare Strategies Supporting Organization Inc.

Hamilton, NJ

Promoting expansion of the Partnership for Long-Term Care.

$1,347,510

(3 years)

ID 57815

Center for Multicultural Human Services

Falls Church, VA

Establishing a technical assistance center on developing a community-based model for providing mental health services to immigrants and refugees.

$748,908

(3 years)

ID 58384

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA

Assessment of a program aimed at maximizing the cognitive potential of children from low-resource families.

$134,400

(8 months)

ID 58418

Christian Health Ministries

New Orleans, LA

Providing post-Katrina pastoral counseling services to people living in the greater New Orleans area.

$100,000

(1 year)

ID 59634

University of Colorado, Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence

Boulder, CO

Dissemination and replication of violence prevention programs.

$2,184,207

(4 years)

ID 58328

University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center

Denver, CO

Increasing infant preventive health service delivery in an inner-city population.

$51,377

(1 year)

ID 57038

Common Sense Media

San Francisco, CA

Conference examining the impact of media and entertainment on children and families.

$50,000

(7 months)

ID 58306

Communications Support for the Vulnerable Populations Program Area

To manage strategic communications for the Foundation's Vulnerable Populations program area to produce high-quality, consistent, timely products and messages that help increase impact.

Burness Communications, Inc.

Bethesda, MD

Communications for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America.

$44,575

(1 month)

ID 59883

Communications Projects

Multiple Contractors

Communications planning for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America.

$280,000

(7 months)

ID 56618

Consulting and meeting costs for the Foundation's Vulnerable Populations program area.

$50,000

(7 months)

ID 57458

Consulting and meeting costs for the Foundation's Hurricane Katrina Response Team.

$50,000

(7 months)

ID 58429

Strategic communications for the Foundation's Vulnerable Populations program area.

$1,050,000

(18 months)

ID 58454

Community Empowerment Association, Inc.

Pittsburgh, PA

Expanding mental health services for at-risk adolescents living in impoverished communities.

$400,000

(18 months)

ID 53467

Community Oriented Correctional Health Services, Inc.

Oakland, CA

Replication of an innovative public health model for correctional health care in jails and re-entry efforts for high-risk prisoners.

$7,395,637

(3 years)

ID 55964

Community Partnerships for Older Adults

Program to foster efforts of local public-private partnerships to improve long-term-care and supportive services systems for older adults.

Program Sites

AgeOptions, Inc.

Oak Park, IL

Creating an integrated collaborative long-term-care system for suburban elderly.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57497

C.S.S. of Washtenaw County

Ann Arbor, MI

Establishing an elder-friendly community that promotes improved long-term care and independence.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57505

Easter Seals New Hampshire Inc.

Manchester, NH

Redesigning community long-term care and supportive services for the frail elderly.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57504

City of Fremont

Fremont, CA

Creating a coordinated system of services for a culturally diverse population of frail elderly.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57503

Mountain Projects Inc.

Waynesville, NC

Developing a comprehensive seamless continuum of care for older adults.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57499

Olympic Area Agency on Aging

Port Hadlock, WA

Developing comprehensive aging and long-term-care services for a rural elderly population.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57496

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board

Culpeper, VA

Developing local and regional community awareness and action to address long-term-care issues of the elderly.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57501

United Way of Northeast Florida Inc.

Jacksonville, FL

Developing a coordinated and accessible long-term-care system for older adults.

$750,000

(4 years)

ID 57500

Other Program Activities

University of Southern Maine, Edmund S. Muskie School of Public Service

Portland, ME

Technical assistance and direction for Community Partnerships for Older Adults.

$1,515,476

(1 year)

ID 47891

Corporation for Supportive Housing

New York, NY

Establishing supportive housing as an essential component of reintegrating ex-offenders into communities.

$6,000,000

(3 years)

ID 53461

Council of State Governments–Southern Governors' Association

Lexington, KY

Developing a Gulf Coast health information technology task force.

$735,060

(1 year)

ID 56637

Creative Interventions

Oakland, CA

Developing and implementing a community-based intervention model for domestic violence among immigrants and refugees.

$300,000

(3 years)

ID 57982

Faith in Action

Program to expand the continued replication of the Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers Model, providing volunteer caregiving to people of all ages with chronic health conditions.

Program Sites

Church Triumphant Inc.

Bryant, AR

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57722

Delaware Ecumenical Council on Children and Families Inc.

Wilmington, DE

$50,000

(2 years)

ID 57730

Executive Service Corps-Nebraska Inc.

Omaha, NE

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57723

Faith in Action Caregivers Inc.

Wheeling, WV

$12,630

(2 years)

ID 57721

Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice Inc.

Venice, FL

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57725

Horizon Health Inc.

Pierz, MN

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57714

Interfaith Caregivers Program

Akron, OH

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57719

Interfaith Caregiving Network Incorporated

Waukesha, WI

$35,000

(2 years)

ID 57718

North Hills Community Outreach, Inc.

Allison Park, PA

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57720

Northwest Portland Ministries Inc.

Portland, OR

$13,600

(2 years)

ID 57727

Pembina County Memorial Hospital

Cavalier, ND

$74,920

(2 years)

ID 57735

Round Rock Caregivers

Round Rock, TX

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57733

St. Vincent Catholic Charities

Lansing, MI

$75,000

(2 years)

ID 57717

Shenendehowa Senior Citizens Inc.

Clifton Park, NY

$50,000

(2 years)

ID 57715

Vermont Rural Education Collaborative Inc.

Cabot, VT

$42,000

(2 years)

ID 57724

Other Program Activities

Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Winston-Salem, NC

Technical assistance and direction for Faith in Action.

$1,266,697

(1 year)

ID 57125

Faith in Action national conference.

$310,962

(2 years)

ID 57781

Family Support America

Chicago, IL

Preparing legacy materials on Family Support America's efforts to promote community-based family support service centers for future use by the field.

$31,459

(3 months)

ID 58960

Foundation Center

New York, NY

Tracking philanthropy's response to the Gulf Coast hurricanes.

$35,000

(19 months)

ID 57250

Foundation for the Mid South Inc.

Jackson, MS

Supporting health access and services to vulnerable populations in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

$500,000

(19 months)

ID 57502

Georgia Tech Research Corporation

Atlanta, GA

Supporting the redevelopment of health care in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

$177,098

(7 months)

ID 57653

Grantmakers in Aging Inc.

Dayton, OH

Grantmakers in Aging 2006 Annual Conference.

$30,000

(1 year)

ID 58011

Growth Philanthropy Network Inc.

New York, NY

Developing best practices for expanding and scaling social programs.

$300,000

(3 years)

ID 56688

University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health

Chicago, IL

Technical assistance and dissemination of the Chicago Project for Violence Prevention model.

$3,023,814

(4 years)

ID 55535

Impact Strategies Inc.

Washington, DC

Identifying options for technical assistance to increase youth access to health-promoting activities in the nonschool hours.

$250,000

(6 months)

ID 57185

Injury Free Coalition for Kids: Dissemination of a Model Injury Prevention Program for Children and Adolescents

Program to reduce and prevent injuries to children through a hospital-based, research-driven model, implemented in partnership with coalitions of community stakeholders.

The Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University

New York, NY

Technical assistance and direction for the Injury Free Coalition for Kids.

$1,456,084

(2 years)

ID 59675

Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Inc.

Washington, DC

Identifying and assessing opportunities for improving services to youth transitioning from foster care to adulthood.

$273,100

(8 months)

ID 57866

Lincoln Literacy Council

Lincoln, NE

Improving health for low English proficiency patients through health literacy training.

$179,549

(2 years)

ID 57366

Living Cities Inc.: The National Community Development Initiative

New York, NY

Operating support for the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation to aid victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

$200,000

(2 years)

ID 56655

Local Initiative Funding Partners Program

A matching grants program designed to establish partnerships between RWJF and local grantmakers in support of innovative, community-based projects that improve health and health care for vulnerable populations.

Program Sites

African Community International Inc. – The African Center

Indianapolis, IN

Increasing access to primary health care for African refugees.

$505,770

(4 years)

ID 58029

Alliance for Inclusion & Prevention Inc.

Roslindale, MA

Building the capacity of local mental health providers to deliver school-based services.

$513,762

(4 years)

ID 58058

Bay Area Black United Fund Inc.

Oakland, CA

Reducing the health inequities among African Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area.

$513,762

(4 years)

ID 58031

Community Foundation of Central Florida Inc.

Orlando, FL

Linking low-income minority children to medical and social services.

$499,240

(3 years)

ID 58039

Cook Inlet Tribal Council Inc.

Anchorage, AK

Transitional housing, education and therapy program for Alaska Native vulnerable populations.

$513,762

(4 years)

ID 58067

La Comunidad Hispana Inc.

Kennett Square, PA

Providing bilingual workplace health services to Mexican immigrants.

$489,742

(4 years)

ID 58044

Maternity Care Coalition

Philadelphia, PA

Improving the health and parenting skills of incarcerated pregnant and postpartum women and their babies.

$446,921

(4 years)

ID 58037

MetroHealth Foundation Inc.

Cleveland, OH

Medical-legal collaborative to remove barriers to health care for vulnerable populations.

$500,000

(4 years)

ID 58033

Supportive Older Women's Network

Philadelphia, PA

Providing a network of support services for families headed by grandparents.

$495,534

(4 years)

ID 58024

University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

Galveston, TX

School-based telehealth program to increase access to behavioral health services for disadvantaged adolescents.

$500,000

(4 years)

ID 58030

United Community Center Inc.

Milwaukee, WI

Addressing the cultural and medical needs of Wisconsin's Latino population.

$385,320

(3 years)

ID 58038

United Way of Central Louisiana Inc.

Alexandria, LA

Worksite wellness initiative to decrease the incidence of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

$504,608

(3 years)

ID 58055

Other Program Activities

Health Research & Educational Trust of New Jersey

Princeton, NJ

Technical assistance and direction for the Local Initiative Funding Partners Program.

$1,350,142

(1 year)

ID 55693

Louisiana Public Health Institute

New Orleans, LA

Consulting services reporting on the local and state perspective of the recovery from Hurricane Katrina.

$28,775

(11 months)

ID 56921

Michigan Public Health Institute

Okemos, MI

Testing the effectiveness of an online interactive diffusion tool used to identify potential early adopters of the Green House Project model.

$102,407

(1 year)

ID 57114

Morehouse School of Medicine

Atlanta, GA

Meeting to define guidelines for health care access for prisoners re-entering the community.

$30,000

(6 months)

ID 56858

National Council on the Aging Inc.

Washington, DC

Assessing the potential for the National Council on Aging's proposed Center for Diffusion of Innovations in Aging Services.

$50,000

(4 months)

ID 57349

National Demonstration of Early Detection, Intervention and Prevention of Psychosis in Adolescents and Young Adults

To replicate the Portland Identification and Early Referral (PIER) Program—an intervention that uses evidence-based psychosocial and pharmacologic interventions in the early identification and treatment of adolescents and young adults with severe mental illness.

Program Sites

Maine Medical Center

Portland, ME

Prevention of psychosis through early detection and intervention Portland Identification and Early Referral (PIER);.

$2,000,000

(4 years)

ID 59639

Other Program Activities

Maine Medical Center

Portland, ME

Technical assistance and direction for the National Demonstration of Early Detection, Intervention and Prevention of Psychosis in Adolescents and Young Adults.

$1,043,078

(1 year)

ID 58287

Prevention Institute

Oakland, CA

Overview of violence prevention programs with a focus on youth and intimate partner violence.

$40,000

(3 months)

ID 56950

Advancing promising approaches to primary prevention of intimate partner violence.

$111,395

(6 months)

ID 58219

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America

To explore the social and economic factors that affect health (e.g., poverty, education, housing); to lead to changes in national, state and local policies, and promote private-sector initiatives that will reduce health inequities among Americans.

Program Sites

George Washington University, The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools

Washington, DC

Creating and managing the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America.

$3,139,613

(3 years)

ID 58974

George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services

Washington, DC

Planning grant for the organizational home for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America.

$264,656

(8 months)

ID 57450

Other Program Activities

University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine

San Francisco, CA

Building the knowledge base on the socioeconomic gaps in health.

$2,509,582

(3 years)

ID 58970

Communications Projects

Multiple Contractors

Communications for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Health in America.

$4,350,805

(2 years)

ID 58933

RS Eden

Minneapolis, MN

Developing an integrated network to improve access to care for high-risk men with histories of substance abuse, mental illness and homelessness.

$450,000

(1 year)

ID 58045

St. Thomas Health Services Inc.

New Orleans, LA

Restoration of pediatric services in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

$50,000

(1 year)

ID 57552

San Francisco Foundation Community Initiative Funds

San Francisco, CA

Expanding the knowledge and field building exchange of diversity-focused community funds to address the needs of disadvantaged populations.

$33,600

(7 months)

ID 58945

Shreveport-Bossier Community Renewal Inc.

Shreveport, LA

Improving the health and well-being of isolated families and communities.

$305,760

(1 year)

ID 50652

Sickness Prevention Achieved Through Regional Collaboration Inc.

Newton, MA

Guidance and technical assistance for a polling place vaccination program for the elderly.

$320,907

(1 year)

ID 57520

Technical Assistance Collaborative Inc.

Boston, MA

Improving the transition of youth ages 18–24 to adult behavioral health services post-Hurricane Katrina.

$189,240

(10 months)

ID 56884

Implementing permanent supportive housing for people with disabilities in Louisiana.

$2,353,248

(3 years)

ID 59160

The Three Doctors Foundation Inc

Newark, NJ

Business plan and infrastructure support for the Three Doctors Foundation.

$259,000

(1 year)

ID 57419

Urban Health Initiative: Working to Ensure the Health and Safety of Children

Program to improve the health and safety of young people in urban areas by improving collaboration among youth-serving agencies and organizations.

Program Sites

The Greater Richmond Chamber Foundation

Richmond, VA

$400,000

(1 year)

ID 56636

United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Inc.

Washington, DC

Comprehensive model of social services and legal assistance to meet the physical and mental health needs of unaccompanied immigrant children.

$410,570

(2 years)

ID 57137

Daniel W. Webster, Sc.D., M.P.H.

Bethesda, MD

Literature review of violence prevention.

$8,575

(1 month)

ID 56869