Roots & Wings supports the remarkable work of hundreds of nonprofit organizations seeking to build healthier, stronger, and safer futures for children and families. Our approach to grantmaking is rooted in trust that our grantee partners’ connection to the communities they support gives them perspective and expertise that funders rarely achieve. We know the services our partners provide are integral to overcoming inequity and building a world where all families and children can reach their full potential. We also know those same organizations are consistently over-worked and under-resourced.
We think funders can, and must, work harder to reduce the burdens foundations have historically imposed on nonprofits. To help our partners stay focused on their mission, we strive to minimize distractions like complicated grant processes, lengthy applications, evaluation requirements, detailed grant reporting, and more. You can learn more about our trust-based principles on our approach page.
We invite you to explore the diverse mix of nonprofit organizations Roots & Wings is supporting by searching below. Our grants database is searchable by program or location. For more details about our grantmaking visit our Candid page. If you are inspired by the remarkable work our grantee partners are doing, consider supporting them directly.
Improving the health and lives of people who otherwise face financial, cultural, or language obstacles that prevent access to high-quality, affordable health care.
Providing a full range of comprehensive, quality health care services to meet your total health needs both within and beyond the walls of our community health centers.
Providing health care consumers with the services and support they need to navigate a complex health care financing system.
Addressing African American breastfeeding disparities through dissemination of information, research, consultation, and support so that every African American family will make well-informed decisions regarding the choice to breastfeed.
Assisting the people of Washington and Oregon in more than 18 communities. Taking care of your health by taking care of you.
Advancing health equity in the communities served by Alameda Health System.
Creating a powerful, diverse community that informs, accelerates, and amplifies early childhood policy allies’ effectiveness in achieving state actions necessary for each and every young child to thrive.
Using a data driven, public health approach to promote community education and programs to reduce gun violence.
Educating people on health care in low income neighborhoods.
Attaining optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents and young adults.
Attaining optimal physical, mental and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents and young adults.
Protecting civil liberties and civil rights, advancing equity, justice, and freedom, and dismantling systems rooted in oppression and discrimination.
Providing a safe, caring, child-centered learning environment where all children, regardless of circumstances, can learn and grow through meaningful and purposeful play.
Fostering trust and nurturing a healthy community while providing accessible, quality healthcare.
Helping women reclaim their lives, gain awareness of their personal self-worth, and be empowered to make the changes necessary to improve their welfare along with that of their children and families.
Serving our diverse community with high-quality commpassionate care in an environment of learning and innovation.
Educating, supporting, serving and advocating for children with cancer and blood disorders, their families, survivors of childhood cancer and the professionals who care for them.
Dedicated to fighting poverty and ending hunger.
Supporting its culturally diverse, low-income families in realizing their aspirations by providing affordable housing, fostering cultural pride, and building community through the arts, education, and recreation.
Providing consistently excellent and accessible health services to all in need of care regardless of status or ability to pay – exceptional care, without exception.
Leading with facts and designing evidence-based programs that address the root causes of America’s gun violence epidemic.
Providing neighborhood-based clinic for individuals with financial or other barriers to quality health care.
Providing services dedicated to improving and strengthing the lives of youth, their families and the community.
Filling community needs by removing barriers to care, integrating medical, dental, and behavioral health services, and connecting patients and partners to resources.
Nurturing and sustaining child-centered, antiracist early learning communities.
Providing high quality low cost healthcare to all individuals in the Brockton and surrounding communities.
Providing outstanding health services, education and research to keep the people of Brooklyn and greater New York healthy.
Changing the lives of our communities’ children through access to excellent oral health services and education.
Improving the health of our patients and communities.
Helping strengthen families and support children, teens, and adults impacted by trauma and adversity.
Providing high-quality, culturally competent social services to people who are most vulnerable.
Providing high-quality, culturally competent social services to people who are most vulnerable.
Improving health, transforming care and disrupting inequitable systems through the Centering group care model.
Helping those struggling with life’s biggest problems to end or avoid homelessness and build healthy, housed, resilient, and engaged lives.
Empowering youth, strengthening families, engaging the community.
Advancing a child care system that effectively serves all children and families.
Improving the well being of children by effecting positive changes in public policies, priorities, and programs.
Helping make better life for children.
Providing quality health care and advocacy for individuals living in poverty who have no reasonable health care alternative.