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Halcyon Collaborative, Healthy Aging
Halcyon Collaborative
Why Granteon made the leap

A lot of the Tuesday regulars are isolated seniors. Halcyon funds healthy aging, and the research on loneliness and mortality is established enough to cite outright. The weekly meal becomes a social health intervention.

$75,000
Closes Jan 13, 2027
Fit confidence
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Creative stretchWellspring Health, Food as Medicine

Wellspring is a health funder, not a hunger one. Lead with the research linking food access to diabetes and hypertension outcomes, then pitch the pantry as preventive care: a 'food as medicine' site.

$85,000
by Jan 04, 2027
57
AdjacentPolyglot Foundation, Cultural Bridges

Polyglot funds cultural exchange, not aid. Frame the newcomer dinners and language tables as two-way bridge-building rather than charity. Lead with the exchange.

$55,000
by Dec 30, 2026
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Notes on winning grants.

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The First-Time Grant Proposal Checklist

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