Reproductive Health and Family Planning Grants for Nonprofits

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Chaffee County Community Foundation

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Application Deadline:

January 26 - February 27, 2026

The Chaffee County Community Foundation (CCCF) is dedicated to enriching the lives of people throughout Chaffee County, CO.

For 2026, CCCF is offering a new, consolidated Community Grants…

P&G Corporate Contributions Program/P&G Fund

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Application Deadline:

February 28 and September 30, annually
 

The P&G Corporate Contributions Program and the P&G Fund primarily provide support to nonprofit organizations located in the communities where the company has a major presence in the…

Grays Harbor Community Foundation

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Application Deadline:
  • Early Learning Grants: none
  • Community Building Grants: February 1 and October 1, annually
  • Quarterly Impact Grants: March 1, June 1, September 1, and December 1, annually
  • After-School Grants: none
  • Nonprofit Volunteer Fund: none
Grant Range: $100 - $30000

The Grays Harbor Community Foundation aims to improve the quality of life in communities throughout Grays Harbor County, WA.

The Foundation's Community Building Grants program provides…

Island Foundation

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Application Deadline:

March 1, June 1, September 1, and December 1, annually

The Island Foundation primarily supports nonprofit organizations in the coastal regions of Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, with a focus on southeastern Massachusetts.

The Foundation…

HealthComp Foundation

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Application Deadline:

March 1 and September 1, annually
Grant Range: $10000 - $117183
Average Grant: $31109

The HealthComp Foundation is dedicated to accelerating a healthy community in northeast Ohio, particularly in the counties of Ashland, Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina,…

New-Land Foundation

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Application Deadline:

March 1 and September 1, annually
Grant Range: $5000 - $100000

The New-Land Foundation is devoted to protecting the environment and reducing the threat of nuclear war.

The Foundation's specific interests include the following:

…

Ms. Foundation for Women

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Application Deadline:
  • Varies by RFP
  • Asian Women Giving Circle: March 2, 2026 Proposal due

The Ms. Foundation for Women builds women's collective power across race and class to tackle the root causes of injustice and ignite progressive change for all. The Foundation invests in…

The Steele-Reese Foundation

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Application Deadline:
  • Idaho and Montana Grant Program letters of inquiry: January 13, 2026 (latest expired date)
  • Appalachian Kentucky Grant Program applications: March 3, 2026
  • Deadline will be updated when a new funding cycle is announced
Grant Range: $5000 - $70000
Average Grant: $24535

The Steele-Reese Foundation provides support to nonprofit organizations and government agencies in Idaho and Montana and Appalachian Kentucky.

The Foundation maintains a focus on the unique…

Reproductive health and family planning healthcare is essential for the safety of both women and children. And yet there are massive barriers to this care in America, not to mention lack of funding and support. This lack of care can often be fatal. This is where reproductive health non-profits step in. 

These nonprofits can only do what they do thanks to the funding provided by reproductive health grants. These grants can be put towards a wide range of programs and initiatives. These could include family planning education, family planning healthcare, research and advocacy efforts. 

There are a variety of organizations involved in productive reproductive health grants. Examples include the The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the JPB Foundation. 

When drafting a reproductive healthcare grant proposal, you need to use data to back up your case. You need to prove that there is a significant gap in service that your nonprofit is uniquely  suited to address. Examples of sorts of statistics you may be interested in could include unintended pregnancy rates, access to contraception, maternal health outcomes and health disparities between different populations. 

There are a variety of places that you can start looking for this sort of information, with the Guttmacher Institute and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) being good examples.

If you need further information on drafting great grant proposals, make sure to check out our great overview on the topic. You can also start browsing a wide selection of reproductive health grants right here, all open for applications.