Many of the communities we support are close to the hearts of the healthcare professionals we work with globally. Through the Community Grants Program, we provide grants of up to $500 USD to fund grassroots initiatives that create lasting, positive impact for local communities.
These grants are designed to support meaningful, community-led projects, because the right funding at the right time can help turn important ideas into real progress.
If you know a local charity, nonprofit organization or community group doing important work, you can nominate them for a Conexus Community Grant. Your nomination helps us identify organizations creating meaningful change in their communities.
Charities, nonprofit organizations, and community groups can also apply directly for funding through the Conexus Community Grants program.
We welcome applications from organizations working to improve:
Community health and wellbeing
Education and learning opportunities
Community support initiatives
Local programs that improve quality of life
Funding can support specific projects, new initiatives, or resources needed to expand existing programs.
Grant amount: Up to $500 USD
Who can apply: Registered charities, nonprofit organizations, or recognized community groups
Location: Organizations from anywhere in the world may apply
Focus areas: Education, healthcare and community wellbeing
Application review: Applications are reviewed periodically throughout the year
Selected organizations may also be featured in Conexus community impact stories and updates.
Applying for a Community Grant is simple.
1. Submit an Application
NGOs, community organizations and charities can apply directly.
2. Application Review
Our team reviews each submission to ensure it meets the Community Grants criteria.
3. Grant Selection
Selected organizations receive funding of up to $500 USD to support their initiative.
4. Community Impact
We celebrate the organizations making a difference and share their stories with our global community.
To be eligible for a Community Grant, organizations must:
Be a registered nonprofit, charity, or recognized community organization
Deliver programs that benefit local communities
Use funding for projects aligned with education, healthcare, or community wellbeing
Demonstrate how the grant will create positive community impact
Organizations should review the full guidelines before submitting an application.
