Founding Health Access Campaign
A charitable campaign for access, education, scholarships, and outcomes learning.
The Founding Health Access Campaign invites family offices, donor-advised funds, private foundations, corporations, and individual donors to help Better Earth Foundation convert charitable status into practical community benefit.
IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity · EIN 42-2322827 · Public charity status under IRC Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) · Contributions listed as deductible in the IRS determination letter
The opportunity
Access to supportive care should not depend only on income, insurance, or proximity.
Better Earth Foundation is building a philanthropic pathway for people and communities who face persistent barriers to supportive whole-person care. The first campaign is designed to fund access and education while establishing the reporting discipline donors expect from a serious public charity.
Founding support can help underwrite subsidies, trusted community partnerships, practitioner scholarships, outcome learning, and the administrative capacity needed to steward restricted charitable gifts responsibly.
Founding philanthropic support for community access, education, practitioner scholarships, research readiness, and mission-aligned program infrastructure.
How founding gifts become action
Build access first, then document what philanthropy made possible.
Fund subsidies, navigation, community clinic days, and educational programming for eligible participants.
Support practitioner scholarship pathways, documentation readiness, and community-care training.
Track utilization, attendance, barriers addressed, partner feedback, and lessons from early charitable pilots.
Campaign priorities
Six priorities donors can fund with confidence.
1. Subsidized access
Reduce cost barriers for eligible patients and community members through board-approved charitable access programs.
2. Community education
Support workshops and accessible education on stress, sleep, healthy routines, self-care, and appropriate referral to conventional care.
3. Practitioner scholarships
Help qualified practitioners and students prepare for community, institutional, and hospital-adjacent service with stronger documentation and safety expectations.
4. Outcomes learning
Fund practical reporting on utilization, access, attendance, patient-reported support, partner feedback, and program learning.
5. Community partnerships
Support collaborations with trusted nonprofits, hospitals, FQHCs, schools, faith organizations, recovery partners, and senior-serving groups.
6. Durable infrastructure
Build the compliance, grant administration, donor reporting, and restricted-fund tracking needed for serious philanthropy.
Gift levels
Anchor the campaign at the level that matches your philanthropic intent.
Founding donors may support the campaign through unrestricted gifts, restricted campaign gifts, donor-advised fund recommendations, private foundation grants, corporate community-benefit gifts, or documented pledges.
Illustrative use of funds
A transparent first-year funding framework.
| Priority | Illustrative allocation | What it can support |
|---|---|---|
| Community care subsidies | $350,000 | Subsidized visits, community clinic days, group programs, and access navigation. |
| Community outreach and education | $150,000 | Workshops, trusted outreach, scheduling support, health-literacy content, and community engagement. |
| Practitioner scholarships | $150,000 | Scholarships, mentorship, documentation readiness, community-care preparation, and hospital-communication standards. |
| Outcomes learning | $150,000 | Privacy-conscious reporting, patient-reported measures, attendance data, and partner feedback. |
| Program administration | $100,000 | Grant administration, restricted-fund tracking, donor reporting, governance, and compliance support. |
| Reserve or matching fund | $100,000 | Matching-gift leverage, continuity for approved pilots, and responsible program stability. |
Illustrative allocations are subject to final board-approved budgets, restricted-gift terms, partner readiness, and charitable-purpose review.
Donor confidence
Designed for thoughtful giving and serious follow-through.
Better Earth Foundation can provide family offices, DAF advisors, private foundations, and corporate partners with the legal name, EIN, IRS determination letter, campaign overview, gift levels, illustrative budget, and documentation needed to begin charitable review.
The campaign is intended to produce clear, practical reporting on what philanthropy made possible: dollars deployed, people reached, education delivered, partners engaged, scholarships awarded, and lessons learned.
Legal name: Better Earth Foundation for Integrative Health, Inc.
EIN: 42-2322827
Effective exemption date: April 28, 2026
Fund the first access platform
Become one of the founding donors who helps turn charitable status into community benefit.
Your gift can help build the first Better Earth Foundation access platform for underserved communities.