Grants made by Memorial Health System
Memorial Health System (EIN 90-0756744) reported 35 grants totaling $17.6M in FY2023 on Schedule I of its IRS Form 990. See the full financial profile for revenue, ratings and leadership.
Grant recipients (FY2023) · $17.6M total
| Recipient | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Siu Physicians & Surgeons Inc | See part iv mmc has entered into an agreement with siu healthcare to contribute from mmcs funding for the illinois department of healthcare and family services assessment program to sius alzheimers disease and related disorders program. mmc has also contributed towards the access to care collaborative, a program that is addressing acess to care. alzheimers disease and related disorders program. mmc has also contributed towards the access to care collaborative, a program that is addressing access to care. | $3,186,163 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $2,063,672 |
| Illinois College | See part iv nursing education support agreement. nationally ranked 4-year college dedicated to student success that builds an international reputation for inspiriation | $1,963,875 |
| The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois | See part iv support the educational advancement of futue nursing workforce | $1,676,667 |
| Richland Community College Foundation | See part iv funding to enrich nursing program | $1,625,000 |
| Illinois Cancer Care | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $1,406,659 |
| Missouri Baptist Medical Center | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $1,255,196 |
| Western Illinois University | See part iv funding for scholarships | $851,375 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv mlc technology upgrades | $707,624 |
| Board of Trustees of Illinois State University | See part iv support the educational advancement of futue nursing workforce | $580,000 |
| Young Mens Christian Assn of Springfield | See part iv to connect people of all ages and backgrounds to bridge the gap in community needs so that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. | $500,000 |
| Southern Illinois University- Carbondale | See part iv provide general support. | $314,875 |
| Decatur Memorial Hospital | See part iv provide general support. | $301,161 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv general support and mosaic program to provide children's mental health services by increasing the number of behavioral health clinicians serving springfield 186 schools. community outreach and engagement team (coet) to respond to crisis calls with siu medicine and the springfield police department. crisis call center equipment. | $210,576 |
| United Way of Central Illinois Inc | See part iv to promote the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community. | $153,556 |
| Saint Francis Medical Center | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $115,459 |
| Helping Hands of Springfield Inc | See part iv housing for the homeless. | $110,000 |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield Inc | See part iv to enable all young people to reach their full potnetial as productibe, caring, responsible citizens. provide a world-class club experiencethat assures success. | $100,000 |
| Childrens Museum Foundation Corp | See part iv provide support for the kidzeum health and science museum which has a very strong health education component for children. | $100,000 |
| Decatur Park District | See part iv community support | $70,000 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv provide general support, equipment and supplies, community health improvement, and community health support. | $60,419 |
| Lincoln Economic Advancement & Development Inc | See part iv to help the economic advancement and development in lincoln, il | $50,000 |
| Alliance For Clinical Trials In Oncology Foundation | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $40,352 |
| Southern Illinois Hospital Services | See part iv federal ncorp pass through funds to subrecipient | $38,744 |
| Sing - Shifting Into New Gear | See part iv providing mentoring and resource navigation services to formerly incarcerated citizens returning to community and family life. | $30,000 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv colleagues self care fair and colleague conferences and seminars and education program | $17,126 |
| Springfield Immigrant Advocacy Network Charitable Foundation | See part iv access to healthcare. | $15,000 |
| Memorial Health System | See part iv provide general support. | $13,768 |
| The Hope Foundation | See part iv cancer research | $11,673 |
| Jacksonville Regional Economic Development Corporation | See part iv support for economic development | $10,000 |
| Hope School | See part iv instructional center combining excellent teaching, state-of-the-art technology, curriculum, and a uniquely designed facility to allow students with autism and other developmental disabilities to achieve their maximum potential. | $10,000 |
| Morgan County Health Department | See part iv support for morgan county sti clinic | $9,650 |
| Motherland Gardens Community Project | See part iv the motherlan community project aims improve the health of underserved communities in urban settings by addressing disparities in access to healthy. | $9,500 |
| Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Springfield | See part iv community support | $7,500 |
| Rtog Foundation Inc | See part iv cancer research | $5,900 |
Grant data comes from Schedule I of Memorial Health System's e-filed Form 990, via CharityIndex. Recipients link to their own profiles where the EIN matches our directory.