How One Foundation Is Using Research To Enhance Its COVID-19 Response Grant Making | Health Affairs Blog

Dedicating certain staffers and funding to research and analytics can help foundations target their grant making to those most in need and provide important information to grantees, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.The New York State Health Foundation, with a longstanding practice of doing research and data analysis, for example, analyzed near real-time US Census Bureau data to determine…

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