Pathways to Health 2027 Grant Opportunity
As of July 24, 2026, Riverside Community Health Foundation is pleased to announce the Pathways to Health 2027 Grant Opportunity, through which RCHF will award a small number of organizations up to $40,000 to support programs that aim to reduce health disparities and implement sustainable, equity-focused solutions within the following focus areas:
1. Access to Healthcare
2. Mental Health and Behavioral Wellness
3. Chronic Disease and Preventive Care
Proposed services must benefit residents within the Greater Riverside Area defined by the city limits of the Cities of Jurupa Valley, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Norco, and Perris, including the following ZIP codes: 92501; 92502; 92503; 92504; 92505; 92506; 92507; 92508; 92509, 92518; 92521; 92522; 92551; 92553; 92557; 92570; 92571; 91752; 92860; 92879; and 92881.
RCHF will accept Round 1 - LOI Applications through the deadline of Wednesday, August 12, 2026, 5:00 PM.
For complete information on this grant opportunity, please review the RCHF Pathways to Health 2027 Round 1 – LOI Guidelines. To apply, follow the steps in these guidelines to create a User Account.
Note: If you have already submitted a grant application to RCHF using the RCHF online grant portal, please do not create a new User Account.
Please also review the RCHF Pathways to Health 2027 FAQs.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible to apply for a Pathways to Health 2027 grant from Riverside Community Health Foundation, the applicant organization must:
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- • Be a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization; government entity; or Native American Tribal government or organization
- • Serve residents within the Greater Riverside Area defined by the city limits of the Cities of Jurupa Valley, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Norco, and Perris, including the following ZIP codes: 92501; 92502; 92503; 92504; 92505; 92506; 92507; 92508; 92509, 92518; 92521; 92522; 92551; 92553; 92557; 92570; 92571; 91752; 92860; 92879; and 92881.
- • Serve the public without discrimination on the basis of any protected personal characteristic identified in state and federal civil rights laws (including section 51 of the California Civil Code and title 42, section 18116 of the United States Code), including, without limitation, the following categories of protected personal characteristics: gender, including sex, gender, gender identity, and gender expression; intimate relationships, including sexual orientation and marital status; ethnicity, including race, color, ancestry, national origin, citizenship, primary language, and immigration status; religion; age; and disability, including disability, protected medical condition, and protected genetic information.