bi3 awards $700,000 to fuel TriHealth Programs and Greater Cincinnati nonprofits addressing health disparities
bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, announced it is awarding $700,000 to 16 local nonprofit organizations and TriHealth programs addressing the health and health-related social needs of those disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Grantees include:
- Bethesda North Center for Abuse and Rape Emergency (CARES) Program
- Center for Closing the Health Gap
- Cradle Cincinnati’s Queens Village
- Every Child Succeeds
- First Step Home
- Freestore Foodbank
- Good Samaritan Free Health Center
- Health Care Access Now
- Legal Aid of Greater Cincinnati
- St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy
- Strategies to End Homelessness
- Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank
- TriHealth’s Helping Opiate-addicted Pregnant women Evolve (HOPE)
- TriHealth’s NICU Follow Up Clinics
- YWCA of Greater Cincinnati
- Women Helping Women
Since 2010, bi3 has awarded $56.6 million in grants to TriHealth and community-based organizations. bi3 funding typically fuels long-term systems and culture change to transform health and healthcare. With this round of funding, bi3 is responding to address immediate community needs that continue to arise because of the pandemic.
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