We fund organizations and projects which disrupt our current behavioral health space and create impact at the individual, organizational, and societal levels.
The Scattergood Foundation is currently focusing its grantmaking on behavioral health workforce and policy initiatives, as well as participatory grantmaking funds that elevate community voice and lived experience. Through this work, the Foundation seeks to strengthen systems, inform policy, and support approaches shaped by those most directly impacted. At this time, the Foundation’s grant application process for workforce and policy initiatives is by invitation only. Each participatory grantmaking fund operates with its own distinct goals and will have a separate grant application process.
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Review the eligibility requirements.
Create an account on our Foundant Grant Portal.
Submit a Letter of Inquiry in the Foundant Grant Portal.
Staff reviews LOI, completes initial round of due diligence, and makes recommendations to the Program Committee. Program Committee reviews LOI.
If the LOI is accepted by the Program Committee, staff will schedule a meeting to invite you to submit a full application.
Submit a full application.
Staff does the final round of due diligence and makes recommendations to the Program Committee and/or full board.
Approval or denial sent via Foundant.
a stronger, more effective, compassionate, and inclusive society where behavioral health is central
the historic and systemic inequalities that disadvantage and marginalize individuals, organizations, and communities
power responsibly
the voice of those who are often unheard
together diverse agents of change
improvement in programs, organizations, and systems by building skills in community
Review the eligibility requirements.
Create an account on our Foundant Grant Portal.
Submit a Letter of Inquiry in the Foundant Grant Portal.
Staff reviews LOI, completes initial round of due diligence, and makes recommendations to the Program Committee. Program Committee reviews LOI.
If the LOI is accepted by the Program Committee, staff will schedule a meeting to invite you to submit a full application.
Submit a full application.
Staff does the final round of due diligence and makes recommendations to the Program Committee and/or full board.
Approval or denial sent via Foundant.
a stronger, more effective, compassionate, and inclusive society where behavioral health is central
the historic and systemic inequalities that disadvantage and marginalize individuals, organizations, and communities
power responsibly
the voice of those who are often unheard
together diverse agents of change
improvement in programs, organizations, and systems by building skills in community
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