The Phoenixville Community Health Foundation has established this mini-grant program to streamline requests for financial assistance towards the purchase of one or more Automatic External Defibrillators.
- Access grant application via our online portal:https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=phoenixvillehealth
- AED Grant proposals may be submitted at any time
- The maximum grant award is $1,500 for one AED and $3,000 for 2 per year
- Formal estimate, or documentation, of AED equipment to be purchased should be uploaded in our portal as part of your request
An ongoing mini-grant program for teachers, nurses, other in-school professionals,
and non-profit organizations serving youth and families.
Designed to introduce innovative teaching techniques and educational opportunities that will enhance the health-related learning experience and healthy lifestyle options for youth and their families in the greater Phoenixville area. The following school districts qualify for funding: Phoenixville Area School District, Owen J. Roberts School District, Methacton School District, Renaissance Academy, Pope John Paul II High School, Spring-Ford School District, Technical College High School- Pickering Campus, Perkiomen Valley School District, Pottsgrove School District, and Great Valley School District.
Programs that may qualify for funding are family/personal wellness, nutrition, personal safety, disease prevention, behavioral health, anti-violence/bullying, parenting education, and substance abuse prevention.
We do not fund textbooks, lesson plans, reference materials, videos, equipment, or supplies for general use, except to the extent they are part of an experiment with fresh, new teaching techniques, program models, a pilot project, or a special one-time learning experience for a targeted number of children/families.
An ongoing mini-grant program for non-profit organizations serving the greater Phoenixville region. Intended to assist non-profit organizations with training and educational programs that strengthen the governance structure, program accountability, and program sustainability.
Programs that may qualify for this funding are board of director training, standard for excellence activities, staff development/leadership, DEI training, strategic planning, outcome-based training/resources, marketing/branding, and strategic collaborative planning.
This mini-grant can be applied for by NCCFCA members and the Phoenixville Water Rescue Team.
This fund is designed to offset the cost of firefighting and safety training opportunities that are not offered or available through the Chester County Public Safety Training Center. Training that may qualify includes firefighting procedures, first responder & emergency service training, Firefighting techniques, public safety organizational structure, fire safety training, and public safety organizational governance.
