The HealtheVoices Impact Fund is a grantmaking initiative established by Johnson & Johnson and administered through the Community Foundation of New Jersey. The fund seeks to empower and support online health advocates who are making a measurable difference in the lives of patients and caregivers through digital platforms. These platforms may include blogs, websites, and online communities that offer vital information, emotional support, and community building in the health sector.
This fund recognizes the growing influence of online health advocacy in improving patient outcomes, managing chronic illness, and fostering informed healthcare decision-making. With the increasing reliance on digital communities for health information and emotional support, Johnson & Johnson launched the HealtheVoices Impact Fund to bolster the efforts of individuals and organizations working to educate and empower patients across the United States.
Grants are available to U.S. citizens aged 18 and older, as well as nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a commitment to online health advocacy. Specific funding levels are not detailed, and there is no indication of award ceilings or funding tiers. The fund does not require matching contributions from applicants. The scope of allowable activities typically includes content development, outreach expansion, technology improvements, and community-building initiatives, though further restrictions or prohibitions are not specified in the available materials.
The application process is now closed for the 2025 funding cycle, and applicants were advised that funding decisions would be communicated by November 15, 2025. Although the application details are limited, it is expected that a standard online submission was required during the open period, and prospective applicants are encouraged to consider applying for the next cycle in 2026.
The program is expected to recur annually. Inquiries about the program should be directed to Nancy Magee at the Community Foundation of New Jersey. Her email address is NMagee@cfnj.org. As of now, no downloadable application guidelines or PDF documentation have been identified for public access.
