Immunize Wisconsin
Grant Program
Supporting Immunization
Efforts Throughout Wisconsin
Funding Vaccine Projects,
Programs, & Initiatives
that significantly advance education and immunization accessibility for the residents of Wisconsin
The 2024 grant cycle will award projects, programs, and initiatives that increase education and vaccine uptake for people living in Wisconsin. Eligible project focus areas include:
- Regional/Local Coalition Building: Establishing and strengthening collaborative networks to maximize the impact of local immunization drives.
- Immunization Initiatives: Propelling efforts to heighten vaccination rates within specific local communities.
- Education and Enrichment: Offering programs that inform and enrich understanding around the benefits and needs of immunization.
- Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity Projects: Designing programs that honor cultural diversity, ensuring that all community segments receive tailored and effective immunization information and access.
- Enhanced Access: Broadening the scope of education and vaccination reach, ensuring every Wisconsin resident has information and access to immunization services.
- Vaccine Confidence Activities: Initiatives aimed at building trust in vaccines by addressing concerns, dispelling myths, and enhancing the public’s confidence in the safety and efficacy of vaccinations.
Ensuring Effective Stewardship
of Grant Funds
Maintaining the Integrity & Transparency of Our Grant Program
The 2024 grant cycle includes a series of parameters to ensure grant funds are distributed to projects and programs that would have an immediate and measurable impact on our communities. Immunize Wisconsin will not fund the following projects:
- Capital Campaigns: Projects aimed at long-term financial goals or significant asset acquisitions.
- Financial Reserves: Initiatives designed to establish endowments or other reserve funds.
- Individual Financial Support: Funding requests for individual donations, scholarships, or sponsorships.
- Political Agendas: Projects with a primary focus on political campaigns or lobbying efforts.
- Vaccine Purchase: Projects that seek funds for purchasing vaccines.
Grant Application Requirements
Selecting the Most Impactful Projects for Individuals and Families in Wisconsin
Please review the full Request for Proposal (RFP) for all details. All project grant requests are required to share key information about their project intentions including:
- Executive Summary that includes a detailed overview of your organization, and highlights your expertise and experience in the immunization field.
- Project Personnel including information on all individuals responsible for carrying out the proposed work.
- Work Plan that includes information on target beneficiaries, key activities, tasks, milestones, and expected outcomes.
- Evaluation Plan with details on expected outcomes, metrics for measurement, and data collection methods.
- Budget Plan summarizing the cost of all expenses needed to execute the proposed project.
Applicant Eligibility Criteria
Proposals must meet all four criteria below to be considered for a grant:
Criteria 1
Must serve Wisconsin communities
Criteria 2
Must be a Wisconsin-based organization
Criteria 3
Only one grant application per organization/fiscal agent
Criteria 4
Organization has not previously been funded by Immunize Wisconsin’s grant program
Meet the Inaugural 2022/2023
Grant Awardee Cohort
Immunize Wisconsin (Immunize WI) is thrilled to announce the outstanding recipients of our inaugural Grant Program. These remarkable organizations have been selected as grantees and partners, joining us in our shared mission to enhance public health and elevate vaccination rates across Wisconsin. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the following esteemed organizations: