Grants We've Helped Secure

Proven Experience Securing Behavioral Health, Recovery, and Community-Based Funding

Recovery Movement Consulting has helped nonprofit organizations secure millions in grant funding from federal agencies, state governments, foundations, healthcare systems, and private funders.

Our grant experience spans behavioral health, substance use disorder treatment and recovery, peer recovery support services, recovery housing, workforce development, justice-involved populations, refugee and immigrant services, community health initiatives, and nonprofit capacity building.

The awards below represent a selection of federal, state, foundation, corporate, and capital funding awards secured by organizations we have supported throughout the United States.

Below is a selection of larger grant awards secured by organizations we have supported across the United States.

Selected Mid- to Large-Scale Grant Awards

$2,431,680 — SAMHSA Treatment, Recovery & Workforce Grant — Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) — Illinois
$2,100,000 — Intermountain Community Care Foundation — United Way of Utah County Community Center Capital Project — Utah
$1,015,000 — Minnesota Department of Human Services (MDHS) — Peer-Led Second Chance Initiative — Will Work for Recovery (WWFR) — Minnesota
$898,488 — Utah Department of Workforce Services TANF Grant — Family Preservation / Addiction Intervention — Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness (USARA) — Utah
$900,000 — SAMHSA Targeted Capacity Expansion (TCE) Peer-to-Peer Grant — Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness (USARA) — Utah
$750,000 — AHP PACSS Sub-Award — Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) — Illinois
$750,000 — Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE) — Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) — Illinois
$550,000 — SAMHSA Building Communities of Recovery (BCOR) — Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) — Illinois
$550,000 — SAMHSA Building Communities of Recovery (BCOR) — Fellowship Recovery Community Organization — Florida
$450,000 — SAMHSA Recovery Community Services Program (RCSP) — Foundation for Recovery — Nevada
$350,000 — Alliance for Health Policy (AHP) Sub-Award — The Perfectly Flawed Foundation — Illinois
$325,052 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS/SUPR) — Recovery Support Services — Northern Illinois Recovery Community Organization (NIRCO) — Illinois
$325,000 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) ROSC Council Grant — Heartlife Ministries — Illinois
$300,000 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) ROSC Council Grant — Sauk Valley Voices of Recovery (SVVOR) — Illinois
$300,000 — Recovery Housing Funding (State/Private Funding Mix) — Project WisHope — Illinois
$280,000 — Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) Justice Reinvestment Grant — Axiom Community of Recovery — Arizona
$258,000 — Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) — Hope Town Ohio — Ohio
$246,376 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS/SUPR) — Recovery Support Services — Northern Illinois Recovery Community Organization (NIRCO) — Illinois
$241,193 — Minnesota Department of Human Services (MN DHS) State Opioid Response Grant — Bold North Recovery — Minnesota
$211,000 — Nevada SAPTA Women's Set-Aside Funds — Foundation for Recovery — Nevada
$200,000 — Will County Community Mental Health Board (CMHB) — Hopeline Program — Heartlife Ministries — Illinois
$200,000 — Will County Community Mental Health Board (CMHB) Additional Hopeline Award — Heartlife Ministries — Illinois
$172,375 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) ROSC Grant (FY26–FY27 Combined) — Take Action Today — Illinois
$147,732.60 — CARES Act Relief & Recovery Grant — Nebraska Minority Resource Center — Nebraska
$126,000 — LDS Charities (LDS Humanitarian Services) — Women of the World (WoW) Refugee & Immigrant Workforce & Housing Program — Utah
$71,508 — Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS/SUPR) — Recovery Support Program — Northern Illinois Recovery Community Organization (NIRCO) — Illinois

These awards represent funding secured from federal agencies, state governments, healthcare systems, foundations, and corporate funders. They support a wide range of initiatives including behavioral health services, substance use disorder treatment and recovery, peer recovery support services, recovery housing, workforce development, justice-involved populations, refugee and immigrant services, and community-based health programs.

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Whether you're a startup nonprofit pursuing your first grant or an established organization seeking federal, state, foundation, or capital funding, Recovery Movement Consulting can help you identify opportunities, develop a competitive strategy, strengthen your grant readiness, and submit proposals that stand out.

Grant funding is about more than writing a proposal. It requires understanding funder priorities, building strong relationships, developing compelling programs, creating realistic budgets, and positioning your organization for long-term success.

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