Healthcare access in Metro Detroit.

Thousands in our communities face hardships every day. We’re here to help.

Philanthropy. Because things can get better.

Metro Health Foundation works to improve access to health care in Metro Detroit. By funding worthy but underfunded projects for organizations that strive to do a lot with a little, we aim to meet the health care needs of at-risk urban groups.

Metro Health Foundation fulfills its mission by making grants to local nonprofits and through collaborating with its foundation peers.

Access to Care

Many factors can prohibit people from getting the medical help they need for their families, such as socioeconomic status, location, and stigma. To solve this issue, our primary focus has been to create a tangible increase in the access to primary and physical health services.

Collaboration

Collaborative proposals that combine the resources and expertise of several organizations are encouraged. Collaboration needs to take place among Grantmakers as well as grant seekers. Metro Health Foundation views collaborative grantmaking with pooled resources as an excellent way to address community issues.


Metro Health Foundation Grantee Breakfast at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, MI, Friday, November 1, 2019. (Photo By Jeffrey Sauger)

Featured Story: Metro Health Foundation Undergoes Leadership Change

Detroit, MI – 11/1/2021 – After more than a decade of service as Executive Director and 35 years as a Board Member of Metro Health Foundation, Randy Walainis, has retired from his staff role and transitioned to Board President effective August 1, 2021.


Why We Work

The Metro Health Foundation strives to improve access to health care in Metro Detroit. By funding worthy, but under-funded projects for organizations that strive to do a lot with a little, we facilitate change at the community level necessary to serve the health care needs of at-risk urban groups.

The story of Metro Detroit continues to be written every day, and we are proud to be able to change it for the better by supporting the health of our community residents.

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E: rkaleniecki@metrohealthfdn.org
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