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Overviewssss

The Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness serves diverse immigrant communities throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania by providing financial support and capacity building to organizations that remove barriers and provide opportunities for individuals to live with dignity and joy. Innovative in its approach, the Community Fund alters the traditional process of philanthropic giving and shifts grantmaking power and responsibility to community-based, immigrant-serving organizations. Ultimately, this process shifts the power dynamic in the funder-grantee relationship by asking service providers to not only inform a funding process but to drive it.

At its core, the Community Fund’s approach is asset driven, drawing on the tremendous expertise, commitment, and resilience of the immigrant and refugee communities in Southeastern PA.

The Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness is not currently accepting applications.

 

 

 

Eligibility Requirements

  • Nonprofit Status

    Is the organization is recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or have a fiscal sponsor?

  • Geographic Location

    Is the organization located in the Greater Philadelphia region, including the following counties: Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County?

  • Organization Budget Size

    Does the organization have an annual budget of $10 million or less?

  • Organization Mission

    Does the organization’s mission state that they work with immigrant and/or refugee communities?

  • Representation

    The Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness is dedicated to advancing leadership of immigrants and refugees. In the evaluation process, consideration will be given to how the organization has worked to build a leadership team and board that reflects the community they serve.

Grant Process

    • 01

      Community Advisory Board develops grant strategy and Requests for Proposals and nominates members of a Decision Making Group

    • 02

      Organizations submit applications

    • 03

      Scattergood Foundation staff review applications to ensure all applications meet eligibility criteria

    • 04

      Decision Making Group members review applications and make selections for grant awards

    • 05

      Applicants notified of application status and grant awards are publicly announced

    • 06

      Grantees implement programs and participate in Community of Practice

User Guide and FAQs

 

For more information about the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness and Frequently Asked Questions, please click on the User Guide below.

Community Advisory Board

  • African Cultural Alliance of North America
  • African Family Health Organization
  • HIAS Pennsylvania
  • La Puerta Abierta
  • Nationalities Service Center
  • SEAMAAC
  • Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians

Funding Partners

  • City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
  • Douty Foundation
  • Patricia Kind Family Foundation
  • Paul D. Schurgot Foundation
  • Scattergood Foundation

If you are interested in donating to the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness, please contact Joe Pyle at jpyle@scattergoodfoundation.org.

  • Nonprofit Status

    Is the organization is recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or have a fiscal sponsor?

  • Geographic Location

    Is the organization located in the Greater Philadelphia region, including the following counties: Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County?

  • Organization Budget Size

    Does the organization have an annual budget of $10 million or less?

  • Organization Mission

    Does the organization’s mission state that they work with immigrant and/or refugee communities?

  • Representation

    The Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness is dedicated to advancing leadership of immigrants and refugees. In the evaluation process, consideration will be given to how the organization has worked to build a leadership team and board that reflects the community they serve.

    • 01

      Community Advisory Board develops grant strategy and Requests for Proposals and nominates members of a Decision Making Group

    • 02

      Organizations submit applications

    • 03

      Scattergood Foundation staff review applications to ensure all applications meet eligibility criteria

    • 04

      Decision Making Group members review applications and make selections for grant awards

    • 05

      Applicants notified of application status and grant awards are publicly announced

    • 06

      Grantees implement programs and participate in Community of Practice

 

For more information about the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness and Frequently Asked Questions, please click on the User Guide below.

  • African Cultural Alliance of North America
  • African Family Health Organization
  • HIAS Pennsylvania
  • La Puerta Abierta
  • Nationalities Service Center
  • SEAMAAC
  • Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians

  • City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
  • Douty Foundation
  • Patricia Kind Family Foundation
  • Paul D. Schurgot Foundation
  • Scattergood Foundation

If you are interested in donating to the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness, please contact Joe Pyle at jpyle@scattergoodfoundation.org.

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