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The Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park (HFHP) is an independent charitable foundation administered by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees. Each year, the Board allocates grant dollars to safeguard excellence in our community’s healthcare, focusing on the needs of the disadvantaged, the uninsured, and the most vulnerable members of our society.
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$100+ million
50+ charitable
organizations
tens of
thousands of
individuals
Established in 2000, the Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park has granted more than $100 million dollars to over 50 charitable health and healthcare related organizations that are in and around the Highland Park Hospital service area. Through these grants, the Foundation has impacted the lives of tens of thousands of individuals by supporting programs of mostly smaller not-for-profit organizations. Funds are also awarded to Highland Park Hospital to offset the cost of uncompensated care, ensuring the availability of quality healthcare services for those in need.
Several examples of the services made available by the HFHP’s grants include
- Acute and non-acute medical care
- Health screenings and health education
- Mental healthcare services
- Programs for adults with special needs
- Therapeutic services for children with autism and other disabilities
- Counseling for victims of sexual assault, abuse, and rape
This brief list represents just a few of the valuable and essential services supported. The HFHP welcomes working with mostly smaller healthcare related charitable organizations that target specific programs in the service area of Highland Park Hospital. Please refer to the map on the Guidelines page.
applying for a grant?
New?
If you are interested in applying for a grant and are not a current recipient of an HFHP grant, please click the button below and submit a Letter Of Intent with the required documentation.
Reapplying?
Please note that if you have received a grant in the past, you only need to submit a Grant Application for the current year after you receive Request for Proposal (RFP). A Letter Of Intent is not required if you are invited to apply through an RFP.