Grants for mental health group homes

223 mental health group homes and residential treatment centers received at least $13.7 million in grants for the most recent fiscal year. This includes 274 grants made from 253 grantmaking organizations, with a median grant amount of $2,000. Of these 253 foundations, 94% made just a single grant to mental health homes, and 0% made grants to four or more mental health homes. This analysis is based on grantmakers that e-file their Form 990s, and likely is an undercount of grants.
$13,743,921
Total grant dollars given to mental health group homes
274
Number of grants made annually to mental health group homes
253
Number of grantmakers funding mental health group homes
$2,000
Median grant size to mental health group homes

Foundations that support mental health group homes and residential treatment centers

Out of all grants made to mental health group homes, 71% came from small foundations with less than $10 million in assets. The top 10 grantmakers accounted for 95% of the dollar-value of grants to mental health homes. Foundations funding mental health homes also made grants to multiservice human service organizations, food banks, christian organizations, food distribution programs, and youth development programs.

Foundation size

Foundation sizeNumber of grantmakers
Small
 
181
Medium
 
38
Large
 
34
Small foundations have <$10M in assets. Medium foundations have $10M to $50M in assets. Large foundations have >$50M in assets.

Foundation type

Foundation typeNumber of grantmakers
Community
 
6
Private
 
203
Corporate
 
21
Other
 
23

Grants made

Grants made to mental health homesNumber of grantmakers
1
 
240
2-3
 
11
4-10
 
2
11+
 
0

Top 10 foundations supporting mental health group homes and residential treatment centers

GrantmakerStateGeographic focusPercent of grant dollars to mental health homesNumber of grants made to mental health homesMedian grant size
Carmax FoundationVANational0.1%6$500
Arthur J Gallagher FoundationILNational0.1%4$76
Charity Partners FoundationMANational0.1%3$11
Lon V. Smith FoundationCAMetro0.6%2$5,000
Virginia G. Piper Charitable TrustAZMetro0.0%2$5,000
The Autzen FoundationORMetro0.7%2$5,000
The Prentice FoundationDENational0.4%2$3,250
Utah Medical Association FoundationUTMetro2.1%2$2,500
Peoples Bank FoundationOHState0.7%2$2,000

Mental health group homes and residential treatment centers grantees

Mental health group homes with more than $5 million in total revenues received 98% of all grant dollars. These larger organizations accounted for 60% of all mental health homes.

Grant amounts

Size of grantNumber of grants
<$10k
 
271
$10k-$25k
 
0
$25k-$100k
 
0
$100k+
 
3

Grant amount by grantee size

Grantee annual revenueMedian grant size
<$100k
 
$2,750
$100k-$500k
 
$2,000
$500k-$1M
 
$1,500
$1M-$5M
 
$1,007
>$5M
 
$2,500

Grantee states

State of granteeNumber of grants
California
 
27
New York
 
21
Ohio
 
20
Georgia
 
20
Other
 
186

Grantee metros

Metro area of granteeNumber of grants
New York City
 
23
Gainesville, GA
 
14
San Diego
 
12
Boston
 
11
Other
 
199

Top 25 grants made to mental health group homes

GranteeGrant sizePurposeGrantmaker
Daniel Memorial$5,352,485Support of Foster and Adopted Children and Other Family Support ServicesFamily Support Services of North Florida (FSSNF)
Boley Centers$5,119,100Mental Health DCF Suncoast RegionCentral Florida Behavioral Health Network (CFBHN)
Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch (YBGR)$2,644,024VariousYellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch Foundation
CRAIG and Frances Lindner Center OF HOPE$5,000GeneralGeisen Scheper Charitable Foundation
Neighborhood Properties (NPI)$5,0002019 Innovation & Excellence AwardsGreater Toledo Community Foundation
Alliance House$5,000Mental Health TreatmentUnited Way of Salt Lake (UWSL)
Rose Hill Center$5,000UnrestrictedElizabeth Allan and Warren Shelden Fund
Houston Achievement Place (HAP)$5,000UnrestrictedJack H and William M Light Charitable Trust
Green Chimneys Children's Services$5,000General & UnrestrictedThe Prentice Foundation
CooperRiis$5,000General PurposeTriangle Community Foundation
Youth Consultation Service (YCS)$5,000For Charitable, Religious,scientific, Literary,or Educational PurposesThe Marion Park Foundation
On Our Own Charlottesville Va$5,000Mental HealthThe J and E Berkley Foundation
Pathways$5,000General & UnrestrictedBill and Ann Bresnan Foundation
Alliance House$5,000Access ProgramLawrence & Janet Dee Foundation
Haynes Family of Programs$5,000To Advance Recipient's Charitable PurposeLos Angeles Trial Lawyers Charities A Ca Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation
The Guidance Center of Westchester (TGCW)$5,000Restricted To the Continuation of Its Horticultural ProgramBurpee Foundation
Independence Center$5,000General PurposeJohn Allan Love Charitable Foundation Attn Brad Landsbaum Registered Agent
Beech Brook$5,000Support ProgramHome Savings Charitable Foundation
Melissa's House$5,000Social ServicesThe Columbus Foundation
Houston Achievement Place (HAP)$5,000To Further the Organization's Charitable Mission.Philanthropy Southwest
Eagle Ranch$5,000To Fund OperationsBenjamin F Brady Charitable Foundation
ABC Recovery Center$5,000HealthK Arakelian Foundation
ABC Recovery Center$5,000Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Recovery ServicesCoachella Valley Wellness Foundation
Eagle Ranch$5,000OperationsThe Jinks Private Foundation
Liberty Centre Services$5,000Covid-19 SupportNebraska Community Foundation (NCF)
Methodology: To determine grants and grantees, Cause IQ analyzes electronically-filed Form 990, Form 990-EZ, and Form 990-PF financial disclosure documents, matching grantees to specific organizations using EINs and fuzzy matching logic. The "Mental health group homes" category for this page is determined by the "F33: Group Home, Residential Treatment Facility-Mental Health Related" National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) code. Cause IQ determines NTEEs for organizations by its own internally-developed secret-sauce algorithms.