Grantee Spotlights

Volunteers in Medicine: Clinic Provides Hope and Healing to the Uninsured

In December 2023, Moses Taylor Foundation approved a grant of $300,000 over two years to Volunteers in Medicine to increase access to health care services for uninsured residents. For the past 16 years, Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) has provided free medical, dental, behavioral health, and specialty care to working uninsured and underinsured populations in Luzerne […]

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Outreach Young Adult Center Fosters Physical and Mental Health

In September 2023, Moses Taylor Foundation approved a grant of $125,000 over one year to Outreach – Center for Community Resources to help provide a dedicated space for the agency’s young adult programs. Since its founding more than 35 years ago, Outreach – Center for Community Resources, formerly the Employment Opportunity and Training Center (EOTC), […]

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Maternal & Family Health Services Creates Maternity Medical Home Model

In June 2022, Moses Taylor Foundation approved a grant of $333,269 over two years to Maternal & Family Health Services to expand the continuum of care services at the organization’s Circle of Care location in Scranton. In September 2024, the Foundation approved an additional $250,000 over one year to help establish the Maternity Medical Home […]

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Catchafire Delivers on Cost Savings and Impact

Moses Taylor Foundation contracts with Catchafire on an annual basis to provide local nonprofits with free access to the service. Moses Taylor Foundation’s Nonprofit Effectiveness Focus Area seeks to ensure that nonprofit organizations in Northeastern Pennsylvania are effective, resilient, and well-resourced. For more than three years, a key piece of pursuing this goal has been […]

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Age Friendly Lackawanna Community Celebration Marks Milestone Achievement

In December 2021, Moses Taylor Foundation approved a grant of $454,290 over three years to the United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne & Pike to support a three-year collaborative pilot aimed at reducing older adult isolation in Lackawanna County through screening, navigation, and awareness. In January 2025, the Foundation approved an additional $195,000 over three years […]

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BAYADA Shares Powerful Lessons in Training Early-Career Nurses

In March 2024, Moses Taylor Foundation approved a grant of $150,000 over 15 months to BAYADA Home Health Care to support the participation of NEPA nurses in BAYADA’s accredited Nurse Residency Program. Within Moses Taylor Foundation’s Health Care Workforce strategy, priority is placed not only on building the pipeline for new professionals but also on […]

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