Jay L. Smith Family Foundation Grants

Jay L. Smith Family Foundation

Rolling
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3.40

Weighted Score

Amount

$5K - $30K

Deadline

rolling

LOI Required

No

Funder Type

private foundation

Jay L. Smith Family Foundation Grants

ID: SMITH-007 Funder: Jay L. Smith Family Foundation Type: Private Foundation Priority: 🟡 PURSUE Weighted Score: 3.40


Quick Facts

FieldValue
Award Range$5,000 - $30,000
Typical Award$15,000
DeadlineRolling
Grant Duration12 months (one-time)
Geographic FocusNational

Opportunity Summary

The Jay L. Smith Family Foundation supports programs serving elderly populations and patients with specific health conditions. Several priorities align with NHELP populations.

Funding Priorities

  • Alzheimer's disease
  • Cancer support
  • Elderly care
  • Suicide prevention
  • Domestic violence

Key Requirements

  • 501(c)(3) status
  • Patient/elderly focus
  • One-time grants
  • Measurable outcomes

Strategic Fit

Alignment with FIU Programs

FactorAssessment
Thrive PlatformModerate - Screens for aging/mental health
NeighborhoodHELPModerate - Serves elderly in community
Innovation StoryAI screening for senior needs

Population Alignment

  • Elderly care = NHELP senior population
  • Suicide prevention = Thrive mental health screening
  • Patient support = NHELP chronic disease services

Recommended Framing

"NeighborhoodHELP proposes to enhance elderly care services through mobile health outreach, utilizing AI-powered screening to identify seniors at risk for social isolation, depression, and unmet healthcare needs..."


Application Process

Online Application

  1. Access foundation website
  2. Submit proposal and budget
  3. Rolling review process

Required Documents

  • Proposal narrative
  • Budget
  • 501(c)(3) documentation

Application Portal


Budget Considerations

AmountBest Use
$5K-$10KPilot project, specific equipment
$10K-$20KSmall program expansion
$20K-$30KLarger initiative

Action Items

  • Review foundation giving history
  • Document elderly population served by NHELP
  • Compile mental health screening data
  • Identify specific elderly care enhancement
  • Draft proposal for pilot project

Contacts


Notes

  • Smaller grants = good for pilot projects
  • One-time funding = plan for sustainability
  • Elderly care and suicide prevention align
  • Consider for specific senior-focused initiative
  • Lower effort/lower reward - pursue opportunistically

Alignment Scores

3.40

Weighted Score

Funder Alignment3.5
Capability Match3.5
Success Probability3.0
Strategic Value3.0
Resource Efficiency4.5

Strategic Notes

Smaller grants. Elderly care and suicide prevention align with NHELP.