Read about the work of The Rapides Foundation

December Challenge Calendar offers fun ways to stay healthy during the holidays.

The Hurricane Disaster Recovery Fund is only available to Long-Term Recovery Groups. 

This Fund is only available to Nonprofit and Faith-Based Organizations. 

The IBH Assessment and Planning Grant funding opportunity is open for proposals.

The Rapides Foundation in April awarded grants totaling $400,000 to two agencies working to provide relief and assistance to Central Louisiana residents whose lives have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

High school students throughout Central Louisiana are learning the benefits and rewards of helping others through their involvement in school-based community service clubs called YVC (Youth Volunteer Corp) Clubs.

An initiative of The Rapides Foundation provides eligible residents with free prescription medications and cancer screens.

An investment to strengthen manufacturing training at CLTCC is the result of planning started in 2008 when the Foundation began a discussion around the future workforce of Central Louisiana.

Healthy Lifestyle Program provides nutrition and physical activity counseling to patients referred by their doctors.

A new program funded by The Rapides Foundation and administered through its Community Development Works program is providing Central Louisiana students volunteer service opportunities so that they will become engaged in their communities and make volunteerism a lifelong habit.

CMAP offers CMAP Extra, a prescription drug benefit card program available to everyone, regardless of age, income or residency.

Are you looking for opportunities to improve your health? The Rapides Foundation’s new interactive map can point you in the right direction.