Since the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation was established in 1998, it has awarded over $30.6 million through 2,088 grants to approximately 295 local organizations.
St. Joseph Community Health Foundation news release:
$673,570 Awarded by the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation in 2026
Fort Wayne, Indiana (June 1, 2026) – Since the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation was established in 1998, it has awarded over $30.6 million through 2,088 grants to approximately 295 local organizations.
Grants totaling $673,570 have been awarded to the following organizations to date in 2026, representing services within our four impact areas: Prenatal & Infant Care, Refugees & Immigrants, Nutrition & Food Insecurity, and Access to Quality, Affordable Healthcare. In response to current community needs, St. Joe Foundation used a narrowed focus on Prenatal & Infant Care and Refugees & Immigrants in the Spring 2026 grants cycle.
- A Mother’s Hope
- Alliance Health Centers
- Amani Family Services
- Blessings In A Backpack
- Bridge of Grace Compassionate Ministry Center
- Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana
- Catholic Charities Fort Wayne – South Bend
- Community Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Indiana
- Community Transportation Network
- Family Medicine Center
- Fort Wayne Clubhouse – The Carriage House
- Homebound Meals
- Hope Alive
- Iris Family Support Center
- Language Services Network
- Literacy Alliance
- Lutheran Agency for Missions to Burmese
- Matthew 25 Health and Care
- McMillen Health
- Mental Health America of Northeast Indiana
- Miss Virginia’s Food Pantry
- Mustard Seed Furniture Bank
- Neighborhood Health
- Northeast Indiana Local Food Network
- Northeast Indiana Positive Resource Connection
- Out of a Jam
- Society of St. Vincent de Paul
- The Language Access Lab
- Wellspring Interfaith Social Services
- Whitington Homes and Services for Children and Families
- Women’s Care Center
About The St. Joseph Community Health Foundation
The St. Joseph Community Health Foundation, inspired by Gospel values and the spirit of Saint Katharina Kasper, stewards resources to: respond to community needs with grants, leverage collaboration with community partners, and engage in transformational initiatives. Continuing the legacy of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, the Foundation serves the poor in body, mind and spirit to achieve quality health and wellness. The Foundation focuses on Allen County, Indiana prioritizing young families (pregnant women and infants) and immigrants helping them access health care and resources needed for wellness.
The St. Joseph Community Health Foundation’s website.
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