WSFS CARES Foundation 2026 Grant Funding Requests are open to qualified nonprofit service organizations and public charities within the WSFS regional footprint whose work aligns with the Foundation’s priorities.
Deadline: October 1, 2026. The current official Foundation page does not publish a closing clock time or time zone.
Relevant priorities: The Foundation identifies inclusive and healthy communities, healthy lifestyles, health and safety, counseling, services for people with disabilities and special needs, education and leadership development, workforce and economic stability, affordable housing, community investment, and related community outcomes among its areas of support.
Funding: Public Foundation guidance describes awards ranging from approximately $100 to multi-year grants in the thousands. No universal applicant maximum is publicly stated. Requests over $25,000 are recommended to the Foundation Board for quarterly review.
Match or cost share: No mandatory match or cost share is publicly stated in the current public guidance.
Eligible uses and structure: The Foundation may support defined programs, general operations, or specific community outcomes, subject to its current priorities and review.
Submission: Applications are submitted through the official online grant application available from the WSFS CARES Foundation page. Community questions may be directed to Community@wsfsbank.com or 302-571-7090.
Healthcare and Atlas fit: Delaware healthcare, disability, behavioral health, education, workforce, and community service nonprofits may have a legitimate fit when their actual project aligns with Foundation priorities. Atlas Opportunity Score: 75/100. Nonagon N9+ fit: 20/100 conditional. QC Healthcare fit: 30/100 conditional. The current public priorities do not specifically identify telehealth, remote physical examination, medical devices, or the Nonagon N9+ device and platform, so any technology role should be applicant-led and project-specific rather than assumed.
Official source: WSFS CARES Foundation.