bi3 Awards $5 Million in New Grants to Reduce Infant Deaths
bi3 Awards $5 Million in Grants to Reduce Infant Deaths; Connect Women to Early Prenatal Care and Social Supports to Achieve Better Health Outcomes We are excited to announce that bi3 is awarding more than $5 million in new grants...
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Grantee Spotlight: St. Vincent DePaul Charitable Pharmacy
Managing medications can be a time-consuming and challenging process for patients, particularly if they are chronically ill or have complex health needs. If needs change, a patient can wait weeks to see their physician, sometimes resulting in worsening health or even...
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bi3 Recognized as Innovator of the Year
Past Bethesda, Inc. Board Chair Jim Pearce, bi3 President Jill Miller, bi3 Director of Grants and Evaluation Jennifer Zimmerman, and Ignite Philanthropy’s Susan Ingmire celebrate after receiving AFP’s first ever Innovator of the Year Award. The Association of Fundraising...
Read moreGrantee Spotlight: TriHealth Bethesda Butler
Navigating the health care system can be complex and challenging for anyone. It is particularly difficult for patients who lack basic resources, such as food, transportation and housing, or who have multiple health needs. Pair these challenges with a...
Read moreBethesda Inc., creator of bi3, announces Kathy Kelly as Board of Trustees Chair
Cincinnati, July 23, 2018 — Bethesda Inc., co-sponsor of TriHealth and creator of grantmaking initiative bi3, announced its board elected Kathy Kelly as new incoming Chair, replacing Mark Holcomb following completion of his term. Bethesda Inc. also appointed Robert...
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GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: First Step Home
In 2017, bi3 awarded a one-year planning grant to First Step Home to develop a maternal addiction program at the Terry Schoenling Home for Mothers and Infants to provide comprehensive services for opiate-exposed mothers and infants in the first...
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bi3 announces $415,000 in New Grants to Tackle Addiction, Advance Care for Pregnant Women
bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, today announced it will award more than $415,000 in new grants to spur innovation in addictions treatment and advance a new care model for disadvantaged pregnant women, according to Jill Miller,...
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Unprecedented Collaboration Key Factor in Reducing Infant Mortality
New Care Model Shows Success in High-Risk Population Cincinnati, March 26, 2018 — bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s forward-looking grantmaking initiative to transform health, today released a new report from the StartStrong project, an initiative that has proven to reduce preterm...
Read moreOur New Year’s Resolutions
The start of a new year inspires resolutions and possibilities for our future. It is a time for reflecting on past learnings and experiences and for developing new opportunities. We began the year by opening a new chapter on...
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