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Grants paid by Center for Health Policy Development

EIN 52-1576801 · Washington, ME · Form 990, Schedule I

Center for Health Policy Development of Washington, ME (EIN 52-1576801) reported 12 grants paid totaling $531,719 to 11 recipients in tax years 2018–2024, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$531,719

12 grants

Recipients

11

distinct organizations

Tax years

2018–2024

5 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20183$123,922
20214$160,000
20222$80,000
20232$148,754
20241$19,043

Top recipients

The 11 recipients receiving the most from Center for Health Policy Development, by grants paid, out of 11 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Arch National Respite Network 58-2046321ADurham, NC2$136,9382024
Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & FinancingUDenver, CO1$50,0002018
University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy 73-1563627AOklahoma City, OK1$50,0002018
Easter Seals Serving DC-Md-Va Inc 53-0212296ASilver Spring, MD1$40,0002022
State of DelawareUNew Castle, DE1$40,0002021
University of Connecticut Health Center 52-1725543AFarmington, CT1$40,0002021
Utah State Department of HealthUSalt Lake City, UT1$40,0002021
New York State Office for the Aging 14-6013200AAlbany, NY1$40,0002022
State of Il - Department of AgingUSpringfield, IL1$40,0002021
Corporation for Supportive Housing 13-3600232ANew York, NY1$30,8592023
Dhss - Delaware Health Care Commission 51-6000279ADover, DE1$23,9222018

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Every grant

All 12 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Center for Health Policy Development
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024Arch National Respite Network Durham, NCA$19,043paidRESPITE WORKFORCE RECRUTIMENT, TRAINING, AND RETENTION202503179349302775
2023Arch National Respite Network Durham, NCA$117,895paidRESPITE WORKFORCE RECRUTIMENT, TRAINING, AND RETENTION202423189349306422
2023Corporation for Supportive Housing New York, NYA$30,859paidSUPPORT THE HEALTH AND HOUSING INSTITUTE STATES202423189349306422
2022Easter Seals Serving DC-Md-Va Inc Silver Spring, MDA$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY202343199349307509
2022New York State Office for the Aging Albany, NYA$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY202343199349307509
2021State of Delaware New Castle, DEU$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY INSTITUTE ON FAMILY CAREGIVING - PROVIDE RURAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON CAREGIVING AND IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CARE202202729349300010
2021University of Connecticut Health Center Farmington, CTA$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY INSTITUTE ON FAMILY CAREGIVING - PROVIDE RURAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON CAREGIVING AND IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CARE202202729349300010
2021State of Il - Department of Aging Springfield, ILU$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY INSTITUTE ON FAMILY CAREGIVING - PROVIDE RURAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON CAREGIVING AND IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CARE202202729349300010
2021Utah State Department of Health Salt Lake City, UTU$40,000paidSTATE MEDICAID POLICY INSTITUTE ON FAMILY CAREGIVING - PROVIDE RURAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON CAREGIVING AND IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CARE202202729349300010
2018University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy Oklahoma City, OKA$50,000paidTO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH OR SERIES OF APPROACHES DESIGNED TO CONSTRAIN THE COSTS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS201932119349300108
2018Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing Denver, COU$50,000paidTO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH OR SERIES OF APPROACHES DESIGNED TO CONSTRAIN THE COSTS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS201932119349300108
2018Dhss - Delaware Health Care Commission Dover, DEA$23,922paidTO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH OR SERIES OF APPROACHES DESIGNED TO CONSTRAIN THE COSTS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS201932119349300108

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Recipient matching for this dataset version has not yet completed its independent precision check. Tier A rows carry the EIN the filer reported; tiers B–D are the matcher's inference and should be read as leads until the check is published on the methodology page.

Source filings

Every figure above is traceable to one of these IRS e-file returns by its OBJECT_ID.

Returns this page is derived from
FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
99020242024-12-31not stated2024v5.2202503179349302775
99020232023-12-31not stated2023v5.1202423189349306422
99020222022-12-31not stated2022v5.0202343199349307509
99020212021-12-31not stated2021v4.2202202729349300010
99020182018-12-31not stated2018v3.1201932119349300108

Derived from IRS Form 990 e-file XML; recipient identities from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. The same rows as Parquet: manifest; as JSON: /api/funders/521576801.json.

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