The OneOhio Recovery Foundation has announced a new statewide grant opportunity making up to $45.7 million available to support prevention, treatment and recovery. Organizations working to address substance use disorder are invited to prepare for the upcoming Funding Inquiry window, which opens on Wednesday, Jan. 14. The full Regional Grant Cycle 2 Request for Proposals is available on the grant headquarters webpage at OneOhioFoundation.com/Grants.

The Board of Directors of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation—Ohio’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit responsible for overseeing the distribution of 55% of the state’s opioid settlement funds—convened for its June meeting. During the session, the Board approved measures designed to ensure the sustainable and impactful use of settlement funds for years to come.

This week, the OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced its final grant awards for the 2024 Regional Grant Cycle, awarding $3.4 million to seven projects, all of which fund youth-focused prevention initiatives and supports for children and families impacted by substance use disorder.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced it has awarded more than $3.7 million in grants to support 10 projects across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation Wednesday announced it has awarded more than $1.9 million in grants to support 17 projects across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced Wednesday it has awarded more than $3.5 million in grants to support 16 projects across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

On Wednesday, the OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced it has awarded more than $4.9 million in grants to support 34 projects across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

On Wednesday, the OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced it has awarded more than $7.7 million in grants to support 36 projects across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced Wednesday it has awarded nearly $2.8 million in grants to 16 organizations across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

Directors of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization charged with helping distribute Ohio’s opioid settlement funds to advance substance-use prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts, held their final full board meeting of the year Nov. 13 at the State Library of Ohio in Columbus.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced Wednesday it has awarded nearly $2.7 million in grants to 15 organizations across the state to help combat substance misuse by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across Ohio.

At a special virtual Board of Directors meeting of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization charged with helping distribute Ohio’s opioid settlement funds to advance substance use prevention, treatment and recovery efforts, preliminary approval was granted for 73 additional funding awards totaling more than $14 million.

The Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Board (ADAMH) was awarded $750,776.40 in grant funding to support prevention efforts for local youth.

On Wednesday, the OneOhio Recovery Foundation announced $1.7 million in seven new Regional Grant awards from six different OneOhio Regions, including an over $750,000 grant for the Paint Valley ADAMH Board.

Directors of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization charged with helping distribute Ohio’s opioid settlement funds to advance substance use prevention, treatment and recovery efforts, held their monthly public board meeting Oct. 9 at the State Library of Ohio in Columbus.