Community Giving

The Community Giving Program offers time-limited grants through announced funding opportunities. Organizations may sign up to receive updates when new opportunities are released.

SCAN Health Plan Community Giving Program

The SCAN Health Plan Community Giving Program supports nonprofit and government organizations that provide direct services to older adults and caregivers within SCAN’s service areas. Through targeted, time‑limited grants, the program invests in initiatives that help older adults remain healthy, independent, and supported in their homes and communities.

Community Giving reflects SCAN’s mission to find innovative ways to enhance older adults’ ability to manage their health and maintain independence.

Important Update: Changes to Community Giving Funding

SCAN Health Plan is transitioning to a new Community Giving funding approach.

Rather than accepting applications on a rolling basis, Community Giving funding will be offered through periodic funding announcements released throughout the year. Each funding announcement will outline specific priorities, eligibility criteria, geographic focus areas, award ranges, and timelines.

At this time, no funding opportunities are open. This webpage is serving as an interim information page while SCAN prepares for upcoming funding announcements and a redesigned Community Giving website launching later this spring. 

What to Expect Going Forward

In 2026, SCAN Community Giving will conduct grantmaking through multiple funding cycles aligned with three priority areas:

  1. Aging in Place Services
  2. Nutrition Access & Food Security
  3. Emergency Utility and Rent Assistance

Funding announcements will be released as each cycle opens. Because eligibility requirements and funding parameters may vary by cycle, organizations are encouraged to carefully review each announcement to determine alignment before applying.

Community Giving awards one‑time, time‑limited grants to eligible nonprofit and government organizations delivering direct services to adults age 55 and older and/or their caregivers in SCAN service areas.

The following counties are covered by SCAN:

  • California: Alameda County, Fresno County, Kings County, Los Angeles County, Madera County, Orange County, Placer County, Riverside County, Sacramento County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, San Francisco County, San Joaquin County, San Mateo County, Santa Clara County, Stanislaus County, Tulare County, Ventura County, Yolo County
  • Texas: Bexar County, Fort Bend County, Harris County, Montgomery County
  • Nevada: Clark County, Nye County
  • Arizona: Maricopa County, Pima County, Pinal County
  • New Mexico: Bernalillo County, Sandoval County
  • Washington: Pierce County, Spokane County, Thurston County

How to Stay Informed

Organizations interested in future Community Giving funding opportunities are encouraged to sign up to receive email notifications when funding announcements are released.

Submitting the form below:

  • Adds your organization to SCAN’s Community Giving notification list
  • Does not constitute a grant application
  • Does not guarantee an invitation to apply or funding

Funding opportunities are released periodically and are subject to eligibility requirements and available funding.

Community Giving Funding Notification Sign‑Up Form

Purpose: To receive email notifications when SCAN Community Giving funding opportunities open that may align with your organization’s services and SCAN’s current funding priorities.

Organization Information


Primary Contact Information


Submitting this form adds your organization to SCAN’s Community Giving notification list only and does not constitute a grant application or guarantee funding.
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