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Pennsylvania – WellSpan Health Spark Community Health Grants (Up to $10,000, Rolling)

WellSpan Health Spark Grants provide up to $10,000 to eligible community organizations addressing emergent health and well-being needs in Adams, Cumberland, Lancaster, Lebanon and York counties, Pennsylvania. Applications ongoing, depending on available funds.

FundingUp to $10,000 per applicant. No total pool or universal match amount specified in the current program guidance.
DeadlineRolling applications accepted year round while funding is available. No fixed calendar deadline published.
Last verified2026-10-26
Required next actionConfirm that the community project addresses an emergent health need in one of five eligible counties. Review WellSpan Community Grants and the official schedule, register in its grants portal and complete any required LOI or application steps. Email communitygrants@wellspan.org for clarification.

Broad Eligibility

Nonprofit community organizations addressing emergent health and well-being needs of residents in Pennsylvania counties of Adams, Cumberland, Lancaster, Lebanon or York. Work must align with WellSpan health improvement priorities. Additional portal-specific terms may apply.

Atlas Analysis

Verified October 26, 2026 against WellSpan Health Community Grants, application schedule and tips. Spark funding up to $10,000 each, ongoing subject to funding availability, five stated Pennsylvania counties, community nonprofit focus. No published fixed deadline, required match or standard reimbursement rule. Separate from Summit Endowment grants.

Open, ongoing community health grant. WellSpan Health provides Spark Grants of up to $10,000 per award to local community organizations addressing emergent health and well-being needs. Awards are available while grant funding remains available. This is competitive philanthropic financial assistance, not procurement of services for the health system.

Geographic and organizational eligibility: Projects must help residents of Adams, Cumberland, Lancaster, Lebanon or York counties, Pennsylvania. WellSpan describes its community grant partners as nonprofit organizations. Eligible programs should respond to a significant community health need and align with its community health improvement priorities. Applicants should confirm their nonprofit status and any partner or project requirements in the active grants portal.

Funding and timing: Individual Spark grants are $10,000 or less. The funder does not specify a universal matching percentage or reimbursement schedule on its current public program pages. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis, but award availability depends on remaining funds. There is no universal calendar application deadline for this category.

How to apply: Review the official WellSpan Community Grants descriptions, the current application schedule, and the application tips. Register in the online grants portal, prepare a project request aligned to a current health need, and follow the indicated LOI or application stages. Contact communitygrants@wellspan.org for questions.

Source verificationReferenced source · www.wellspan.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-10-26. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗