In addition to providing health care and coverage for low-income people, Kaiser Permanente’s community investments include grants, sponsorships, in-kind donations, and volunteerism. To learn more about what we do, read our annual reports.
Kaiser Permanente provides financial support to local nonprofit health and human service organizations with an emphasis on reaching low-income, under resourced communities. To qualify for consideration, grant requests must be focused on meeting at least one of the funding priorities outlined below.
The application window for 2019 grants has not yet opened. Please contact us to be added to the announcement list for future funding opportunities.
To learn more about our grants program, please contact us.
Kaiser Permanente in the Central Valley Area partners with community-based organizations to support events and activities addressing our identified health needs, and promoting healthy lifestyles, education, workforce development, and environmental stewardship.
To learn more about our sponsorship program and eligibility, please review the Sponsorship Intent To Apply Guide document.
We are proud to share with you our 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) report. The report reflects Kaiser Permanente’s long-standing commitment to working with other organizations to address the most urgent health needs in the communities we serve.
Conducting these assessments and making them available to the public is also important in meeting new federal requirements outlined in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. We invite you to view the Community Health Needs Assessments for each Kaiser Foundation Hospital and submit comments on our CHNA web page.
Marie Sanchez
Community Benefits Manager
Phone: 209-735-5337
Marie.e.Sanchez@kp.org
Annah Jarin-Bratton
Senior Public Affairs Representative
Phone: 209-735-5505
KP.Charitable.Contributions@kp.org
Sonia Hogan
Contributions Operations Specialist
Phone: 209-735-7231
Sonia.Hogan@kp.org