(Michigan City, IN) - Franciscan Health has received funds to support healthcare-related programs for non-profit, health, and human service organizations in at-risk communities The funds will be allocated through Franciscan’s Social Impact Partnership Program (SIPP).

 

SIPP funding applications will be accepted until May 31st while agencies receiving the money will be announced in mid-July, officials said. Each applicant can request as much as $10,000.

 

Qualified non-profit agencies must benefit vulnerable populations in communities served by Franciscan Health.

 

Organizations selected to receive funding must participate in an orientation session on July 31st and will be expected to submit progress reports at six-month and one-year intervals.

 

“This cornerstone initiative by Franciscan Health is aimed at creating strong partnerships with community organizations to enhance the health and wellbeing of those we are privileged to serve,” said Caitlin Leahy, senior vice president for the Franciscan Health Foundation and Community Health Improvement.

 

For more information about the SIPP and assistance in applying for monetary support, contact Franciscan Health Community Health Improvement Director Danielle Crowder at Danielle.Crowder@franciscanalliance.org.