Grants
Methodist Health Foundation accepts grant proposals for Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital and Indiana University Health mission-related programs, projects, equipment, capital expenditures, services, education and research. Consideration is also given to charitable and educational healthcare entities affiliated with IU Health Methodist Hospital and IU Health.
Since 2005, the has Foundation disbursed grants totaling $12.8 million for fellowships, leading edge treatments and new technologies. Click here for a list of grants made between 2006-2012.
Click here for grant guidelines and an application form.
Nurses Grant Profile
Nurses provide nearly all of the bedside care for patients at IU Health Methodist Hospital. Unlike other healthcare workers, including physicians, nurses spend eight to 10 hours at a time at the bedside with their patients. Common moral dilemmas, such as whether to continue life-prolonging intensive medical treatments in the face of devastating illness, therefore affect nurses in ways not experienced by other providers.
To help nurses learn how to deal with the challenges these dilemmas pose for them, the Charles Warren Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics has developed the Fairbanks Program in Nursing Ethics, with start-up costs funded by a grant from Methodist Health Foundation.
Task Core: Designated Fund Grants
Since its inception in 1985, Methodist Hospital Task Core has distributed more than $2 million in grants to IU Health Methodist Hospital programs, departments and services, including community health education services. Task Core's Grant Review Committee receives proposals from service line leaders and clinical managers.
- IU Health Employee Assistance Program
- FACT (Facing Adolescent Challenges Together)
- Tech Teen Clinic and HealthNet School-based Services
- Volunteers in Medicine
To request a grant application from Methodist Hospital Task Core, please contact us via e-mail: info@methodisthealthfoundation.org