Welcome to the
HCHD Foundation Small Grants Fund
The HCHD Foundation Small Grants Committee is thrilled to continue supporting innovative ideas that make a real difference for Harris Health patients and we’re taking it to the next level.
We are excited to announce that Small Grants are now available for up to $10,000! These one-time awards are designed to spark fresh, impactful pilot projects that improve patient care, enhance services, and bring bold ideas to life across our system.
Small Grants serve as launch pads for new initiatives – the perfect boost to help you test, explore, and innovate. (Please keep in mind they’re seed funds, not ongoing project support.)
Every pavilion, clinic, and department across Harris Health is invited to apply. Simply complete the three-page application and budget template, and secure the required signatures from your pavilion’s Associate Administrator and the Executive Vice President before routing to the CEO for final approval.
Your idea could be the next big thing that transforms patient care. Let’s make it happen!
If you have any questions, please contact Veronica Washington at 346-426-0309 or via email at veronica.washington2@harrishealth.org.
Past Recipients
Since inception, the HCHD Foundation Small Grants Committee has approved and granted funds in excess of $469,650.00.
2018 Pink Out-Breast Cancer Survivors Celebration
Can The Otolaryngologist Advocate for the HPV Vaccine
CARE Package
Community for Better Health Cancer Screening, Prevention & Awareness
Cooking Live Pilot
Double Blind
FIT Test – Colorectal Cancer Screening
Glucometers for the Homeless
Good Offloading Devices
Healthy Beats, In Control
Impact of Covid-19 on Homebound Patients and their Caregivers
Improved Resuscitation Communication
Improving Lower Extremity Amputation Care
IV Insulin Administration
LBJ Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
No One Dies Alone
Opioid Treatment for the Homeless
Panties For Paps
Positive Experience for Pediatric Services at the ASC
Promotional Material To Meds-To-Beds Program
Small Diversionary Supplies To Augment Workplace Violence
Stop the Bleed
Take Control
Telehealth Education