Saint Lukes Foundation Of Cleveland Ohio

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
CLEVELAND, OhioLargeEIN: 340714513
Community and Economic Development ProgramsHealth CharitiesFood BanksSocial Justice OrganizationsYouth Development Organizations

Saint Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland is a private foundation based in Cleveland, OH that advances health equity through grantmaking and community partnerships. The site lists staff and board, funding strategies, and specific funding opportunities with an online application portal. Contact details and an office address in Cleveland are provided.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

A nonprofit or public organization based in or directly serving Cuyahoga County working on health equity, neighborhood- or community-level development, capacity building, or operating support.

Good Fit

  • Project explicitly benefits residents of Cuyahoga County or Cleveland neighborhoods.
  • Focus on health equity, community development, housing stabilization, food access, or related neighborhood initiatives.
  • Requesting operating support or capacity-building funding rather than endowment or biomedical research.
  • Willingness to engage in a get-acquainted meeting and apply through the online portal.
  • Organizational scale compatible with six-figure to small-grant awards (foundation awards range widely).
  • Track record of local partnerships or past work in Buckeye–Woodhill, Mt. Pleasant, or similar neighborhoods.

Geography

Restrictive

The foundation’s grants are strongly focused in Ohio: roughly 94% of dollars stayed in-state in the latest year, with the footprint concentrated on Cleveland/Cuyahoga County even though a few out-of-state grants appear.

Recipient Variety

Broad

In the latest year the foundation funded over 100 distinct recipients (147 grants to 109 organizations) and across three years the recipient count remained high, indicating a broad and diverse local portfolio rather than a tiny closed circle.

New Applicants

Broad

Direct evidence supports openness: the foundation publishes application instructions and an online portal, named program staff are listed, and about half of the latest-year grantees were new entrants, so unfamiliar local organizations have a realistic path into the portfolio.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026