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Home State Health, Centene Foundation Announce $750,000 Grant Opportunity for Missouri Organizations Improving Health Outcomes

Community-based organizations and providers across Missouri can apply through July 10, 2026 for grants up to $100,000.

Home State Health and the Centene Foundation today announced a new grant opportunity to support nonprofit, community-based organizations and providers working to address key social drivers of health across Missouri.

Through this initiative, a total of $750,000 in funding will be distributed, with individual grants ranging from $10,000 to $100,000. Funding will support programs focused on improving health outcomes by addressing factors such as access to healthy food, housing stability and workforce development. Applications are open now through July 10, 2026, with award announcements expected in August 2026.

“Home State Health is committed to supporting organizations that are addressing the root causes impacting health outcomes across our state,” said Shawn Furey, President and Chief Executive Officer of Home State Health. “Access to stable housing, nutritious food and employment opportunities plays an important role in overall health. By partnering with community organizations, we aim to help reduce barriers and support improved outcomes for communities throughout Missouri.”

FUNDING OVERVIEW:

A total of 20 grants will be awarded across five tiers:

  • 10 grants of $10,000
  • 4 grants of $25,000
  • 4 grants of $50,000
  • 2 grants of $75,000
  • 2 grants of $100,000

Organizations addressing a broad range of social drivers of health are encouraged to apply. Priority consideration will be given to programs focused on:

  • Food insecurity
  • Housing stability
  • Workforce development
  • Rural communities across Missouri

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

Applicants must:

  • Serve Missouri Medicaid populations (e.g., individuals currently enrolled in Medicaid or communities with a demonstrated Medicaid-eligible population)
  • Be a Missouri-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
  • Demonstrate how funds will be used and the ability to measure outcomes and impact
  • Submit required documentation (e.g., program materials, W-9, Form 990, IRS determination letter)

Submitting an online application does not guarantee funding. If you have any questions, please contact HomeStateOutreach@centene.com.
 

 

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Economic stability: Includes employment, financial literacy and assistance, income, and poverty

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HSH24204  5/15/2024