Massachusetts Dental Society Foundation announces Access to Care Grants
This grant provides funding for innovative projects that improve dental care access for residents in Massachusetts, prioritizing community support and measurable outcomes.
The Massachusetts Dental Society Foundation (MDS Foundation) actively distributes funds to applicants within Massachusetts, specifically for projects that serve the residents of the Commonwealth. This grant program is directly aligned with the Foundation's mission to improve the oral health and well-being of Massachusetts residents by supporting initiatives that address critical dental needs and promote community health. The primary beneficiaries of these grants are the residents of Massachusetts, with a particular focus on communities that stand to gain the most from innovative dental health projects. The impact goals revolve around creating measurable improvements in community oral health. The Foundation seeks to support projects that can demonstrate strong community support, indicating a high likelihood of sustained positive change and broad community engagement. The MDS Foundation prioritizes proposals that feature measurable improvement goals, ensuring that funded projects can demonstrate tangible results and accountability. Furthermore, projects that show strong community support, through collaborations and volunteer involvement, are highly favored. Innovation is another key focus, with the Foundation seeking out creative and original approaches to dental health challenges that can lead to significant advancements. Expected outcomes include enhanced oral health for Massachusetts residents, increased access to dental care, and the implementation of innovative dental programs. Measurable results are crucial, with the Foundation looking for proposals that clearly outline how their success will be quantified. The Foundation's strategic priorities emphasize originality, creativity, continuous program operations, community involvement, and the potential for significant impact on target communities. They also value established matching funds and long-term funding relationships, reflecting a theory of change that prioritizes sustainable and collaborative efforts to achieve lasting positive change in oral health.
Award Range
Not specified - Not specified
Total Program Funding
Not specified
Number of Awards
Not specified
Matching Requirement
No
Eligible Applicants
Additional Requirements
In addition to the grant application, the following documents must be included in your grant request: IRS documentation of non-profit, tax-exempt status Letters of support from collaborators, co-sponsors, or local District Dental Societies Detailed project budget and amount requested, including other financial co-sponsors and the amount of their contributions Bio-sketches of key project personnel (do not send resumes or CVs)
Geographic Eligibility
All
Application Opens
August 16, 2024
Application Closes
November 1, 2024
Grantor
Kevin Monteiro
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