We have a special interest in making distributions to qualified organizations that provide quality health care, health related prevention and community health and wellness activities identified in the community health needs assessment.

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial offers and supports programs and services to improve the health of our community. We conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment on a regular basis and develop a strategic implementation plan to improve the health of residents in our 13-zip code Southland service area.

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial offers and supports programs and services to improve the health of our community.

Community Impact Grant Opportunity

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial Community benefit Impact program offers grants to support health and wellness initiatives in Southland communities. Priority consideration is given to organizations committed to work that align with our strategic health priorities.

Ingalls Memorial offers grant opportunities to partnering community organizations based within the 13 zip codes of our Southland service area.

To fulfill our mission of improving the health of the communities, we award grants to hospital-based or community programs that respond to identified community needs in alignment with our Ingalls Memorial strategic plan.

To Apply:
FY2021 UChicago Medicine Ingalls Community Benefit Grant Application

Qualified organizations must possess an IRS 501(c)3 status

Community Benefit Health Outreach

We host more than 200 free community screenings, educational programs and health fairs each year, touching the lives of nearly 50,000 individuals. Our community screenings include free or discounted mammograms, prostate screenings, and free or discounted children’s physicals and immunizations. Our employees, physicians and volunteers attend many community outreach activities. Each year, our staff brings holiday joy to hundreds of families through food and toy donations.

Community and Employee Scholarships

Annually the Ingalls Development Foundation partners with the Thornton Township School District #205 to help launch the college careers of high school seniors pursuing healthcare related professions. Up to five recipients are selected from the graduating class. Since inception, nearly $300,000 in scholarship awards have benefitted more than 160 students.

Nurses, employees and children of employees are afforded the opportunity to pursue and continue their education through the Ingalls Development Foundation employee scholarship program. Funded through the Annual Benefit Gala and donor and employee donations, over the past two years nearly $200,000 has been awarded.

Employee Scholarship Opportunities

The fall employee scholarship application window opens on Friday, April 30, 2021. All employees and their children are invited to apply. The deadline to submit your scholarship application is Friday, May 28, 2021. Contact Maria Perez at maria.perez@ingalls.org to receive a scholarship application.

Enroll in EDGE by May 28th to receive 5 additional points on your scholarship application! To join EDGE contact Maria Perez at 708.915.6169.

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial is always looking for dedicated and helpful volunteers. Share your talents and time with those in need. Make a difference by volunteering. Volunteers assist with services that support the hospital’s mission to improve the health of the communities we serve while enjoying the benefits of serving their community and enhancing the quality of patient and family care. You can choose from a variety of opportunities and locations. Our facilities in Harvey, Flossmoor, Tinley Park, and Calumet City welcome your time and service.

Volunteers must be at least 14 years old. You can download the adult volunteer application or teen application for those between the ages of 14 and 18.

• Adult Volunteer Packet
• Teen Volunteer Packet

For more information call the Volunteer Services office at 708.915.5214.