We have not limited the number of grants that may be awarded in a specific community. However, projects are generally selected with the intention of funding a diverse group of grantees based on several criteria such as location (e.g., region of the state, urban/rural), characteristics of the community being served, and types of stakeholders involved in the project.

Funding through NJHI is generally not intended to support existing programs or models, but is designed to expand or enhance work that is already underway in a community.

The grants will begin December 1, 2018.

NJHI funding initiatives are announced through calls for proposals on the NJHI web site, and in the Funding Opportunities section of the RWJF web site at www.rwjf.org. NJHI also announces its funding initiatives, and shares updates regarding available applicant resources on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Follow NJHI on these platforms, and bookmark the NJHI web site, to stay aware of the latest funding initiatives and other announcements.

NJHI releases calls for proposals on an annual basis. Follow NJHI on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn for news alerts about specific release dates.

We are always interested in hearing about work happening in the state, or ideas that could be implemented to help all New Jerseyans live the healthiest lives possible. Contact us

The typical amount of a NJHI grant ranges from two to four years and between $150k and $200k. However, smaller or larger grants may be awarded depending on the initiative.

You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, and check our web site regularly for updated information.

Up to 16 grants will be awarded under this program.

While we do not endorse any one definition of coalition, we would describe a coalition as a group of organizations and individuals representing multiple sectors from their community cooperating in joint action together for a common purpose. For the purpose NJHI: Upstream Action Acceleration, that common purpose would be a healthier community.

No.

For-profit organizations are not eligible for funding through NJHI.

You may wish to contact Candid, a nonprofit organization founded from the 2019 merger of the Foundation Center and GuideStar, for other sources of funding. Their web site is http://candid.org.

Please visit the RWJF web site at www.rwjf.org. The Foundation has numerous national programs focusing on a diversity of issues focused on building a Culture of Health.

The grants will begin December 1, 2018.

Feel free to contact the NJHI Program Office. A directory of the NJHI team and their direct phone numbers can be found on the “About Us” page of this Web site. You can also call the NJHI Program Office main number at (856) 225-6733.

You will receive a letter notifying you about the decision on whether or not your proposal advances to the next step in the grantmaking process. However, you will not receive any feedback or individual critique of the proposal.

While there are no open calls for proposals at this time, proposals for any NJHI solicitation must be submitted electronically. You will be required to register at MyRWJF at http://my.rwjf.org before you begin the proposal process. If you have previously registered at MyRWJF, you do not need to register again.

Visit www.rwjf.org and use the “Apply Online” link for a solicitation. If you are not already registered at MyRWJF, you will be required to register at MyRWJF at http://my.rwjf.org before you begin the proposal process.

You can do an online search on the IRS web site at https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/.

The IRS’ Tax Exempt Organization Search tool allows you to create a customized search. The available databases include Publication 78 data, listing organizations eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions.

Only authorized individuals involved in the reviewing and scoring of proposals for this NJHI solicitation will have access to your proposal.

Feel free to contact the NJHI Program Office. A directory of NJHI team members and their direct phone numbers can be found on the “About Us” page. Or call the main number at (856) 225-6733. Answers to technical FAQs about the online proposal process are available at the online site.

Yes, you can log in to your home page of the MyRWJF portal at http://my.rwjf.org to view your proposal.

While there are no open calls for proposals at this time, proposals for any NJHI solicitation must be submitted electronically. You will be required to register at MyRWJF at http://my.rwjf.org before you begin the proposal process. If you have previously registered at MyRWJF, you do not need to register again.

NJHI funding initiatives are announced through calls for proposals on the NJHI web site, and in the Funding Opportunities section of the RWJF web site at www.rwjf.org. NJHI also announces its funding initiatives, and shares updates regarding available applicant resources on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Follow NJHI on these platforms, and bookmark the NJHI web site, to stay aware of the latest funding initiatives and other announcements.

NJHI releases calls for proposals on an annual basis. Follow NJHI on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn for news alerts about specific release dates.

We are always interested in hearing about work happening in the state, or ideas that could be implemented to help all New Jerseyans live the healthiest lives possible. Contact us

Stay in touch by following NJHI on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn for news about our grantees, funding initiatives, shared learning opportunities, and resources you can use in your work.

You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, and check our web site regularly for updated information.

No.

For-profit organizations are not eligible for funding through NJHI.

Yes, you can always contact us by telephone at (856) 225-6733 or by e-mail at info@njhi.org. You can also find direct telephone numbers and email address in the Team Directory on the “About Us” page.

While there are no open calls for proposals at this time, proposals for any NJHI solicitation must be submitted electronically. You will be required to register at MyRWJF at http://my.rwjf.org before you begin the proposal process. If you have previously registered at MyRWJF, you do not need to register again.

You can do an online search on the IRS web site at https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/.

The IRS’ Tax Exempt Organization Search tool allows you to create a customized search. The available databases include Publication 78 data, listing organizations eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions.

Only authorized individuals involved in the reviewing and scoring of proposals for this NJHI solicitation will have access to your proposal.

Yes, you can always contact us by telephone at (856) 225-6733 or by e-mail at info@njhi.org. You can also find direct telephone numbers and email address in the Team Directory on the “About Us” page.