Investing in Community Impact – Part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

Investing in Community Impact – Part 1

Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas, Inc. integrated equitable grantmaking principles into its 2026 Grant Cycle redesign—creating more flexible funding and reducing administrative burdens for grantees across its service area. In this episode of Roots of Well‑Being, we visit two MHM grantees in the Rio Grande Valley—El Milagro Clinic and the South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association—to explore how these changes are strengthening their work and helping them stay focused on serving their communities. 00:00 - Intro 1:50 - The Rio Grande Valley: A Melting Pot of Cultures 3:00 - A New Approach to Grantmaking 5:22 - Insights and Takeaways 6:40 - The Importance of Equitable Grantmaking Principles 7:18 - Learning About our Grantees 7:42 - Spotlight - El Milagro Clinic 9:11 - Spotlight - South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association 10:35 - The Weight of Administrative Burden 11:03 - Mission Focused - Community Centered 11:50 - Finding the Right Funder 12:20 - Supporting Grantees 13:25 - Leveraging Sources - Being Adaptable 14:48 A Grantee’s Perspective 17:25 Next Time