If your request is for funds to support a health initiative or community program that improves the health and wellness of local residents, you may consider applying for our annual Community Benefit Grant Program. Please check back in December 2020 for our 2021 application as requests for proposals are closed for this year.
Through our Community Benefit Grant Program, we award grants to non-profit organizations with strategies that align with Inland’s mission and identified key health priorities. We give priority to health-related initiatives, programs or services serving vulnerable or under-served populations in the Greater Waterville area, and organizations that are working to make a measurable impact on health using evidence-informed strategies and partnerships.
2019 Community Benefit Grant Recipients
- Alfond Youth Center
- Central Maine Growth Council
- Family Violence Project
- Hospice Volunteers of Waterville
- Kennebec Behavioral Health
- KVCAP Transportation
- KVCC Foundation
- Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers
- Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter
- NAMI Maine
- REM (Revitalizing the Energy in ME)
- Snow Pond Center for the Arts
- Spectrum Generations
- Thomas College
- Waterville Area Essentials Closet
- Waterville Opera House
Grants awarded to support the Let's Go! 5-2-1-0 program in 15 schools, out-of-school, and childcare sites thanks to funding by Maine Prevention Services and Let's Go!:
- Albert S. Hall School, Waterville
- Belgrade Central School, Belgrade
- China Middle School, China
- China Primary School, China
- George J. Mitchell Before/After School Program, Waterville
- James H. Bean School, Sidney
- Maine Arts Academy, Sidney
- Messalonskee High School, Oakland
- Messalonskee Middle School, Oakland
- Ralph M. Atwood Primary School, Oakland
- Vassalboro Community School Before/After Care Program, Vassalboro
- Williams Elementary School, Oakland
- Winslow Elementary Before/After School Program, Winslow
- Winslow High School, Winslow
- Winslow Junior High, Winslow
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