Grant Making
Please read the RMHC-NEO Grant Funding
Criteria to ensure that organizations meet the
minimum qualifications to receive funding.
READ THE
RMHC-NEO GRANT FUNDING CRITERIA HERE.
A local Board of Directors oversees RMHC-NEO and includes McDonald's Owner/Operators
as well as members of the medical community,
business and civic leaders, parent/volunteers,
and representatives from the Ronald McDonald
Houses of Akron and Cleveland. Supporting the
Ronald McDonald Houses of Akron and
Cleveland is the cornerstone of RMHC-NEO. Since
1987, in addition to partial funding of the
Ronald McDonald Houses of Akron and Cleveland,
RMHC-NEO has awarded over $8 Million dollars
to children’s organizations throughout
Northeastern Ohio. These funds impact the lives
of countless children and their families in the
areas of health care and treatment, social
services, and education to children.
To view a
listing of some of the organizations that have received
grant funding click
HERE.
Grant proposals considered by the RMHC-NEO Board of Directors focus on projects that directly affect the well being of children and have consistent and effective management. Projects must address real issues in a definitive, long-term manner and have measurable impact. Grant funds should be used to purchase tangible items used by children. It is a goal of RMHC-NEO to lay foundations of long-term progress and positively impact the lives of children and their families in Northeastern Ohio by continuing the tradition of awarding grants to qualified not-for-profit organizations.
RMHC-NEO strives to do the most good for the greatest number of children. We award grants three times per year. Grant deadlines are the first week in April, August and December each year.
To ensure that an organization qualifies for grant funding and that the project/ program is a good fit with the existing funding mission, please contact RMHC-NEO at (216) 986-0855 for a preliminary telephone discussion. We welcome the opportunity to learn more about organizations that improve the lives of children and families in Northeastern Ohio.