The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is the nation's largest philanthropy devoted exclusively to improving health and health care. Below please find links to specific pages on the RWJF web site,www.rwjf.org.

• RWJF Home Page (www.rwjf.org) - the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's website.
• Promise Stories - videos showcasing LFP projects on the RWJF website
  • "Kenyon's Story" opened the national news conference when RWJF president & CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, M.D., M.B.A. announced a new national commission on Health Disparities; features Students Run Philly Style in Philadelphia, PA.
  • "Getting Physical: A Fitness Program Helps People with Severe Mental Illness" features In SHAPE in Monadnock, NH;
  • "Beyond Medicine: Advocating for Positive Change" features the Community Advocacy Program in Cleveland, OH.
• Lessons Learned - See the entire list of LFP closed grants reports.
• Vulnerable Populations - sign up to receive the latest information on funding opportunities.
• The Annual RWJF Anthology - To Improve Health and Health Care
  
  Chapters devoted to projects that received LFP matching grants:
  
• 2008 - Volume XI (chapter 5) highlights a successful former LFP project in Fort Collins, CO. Read about Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Partnership and their strong collaboration among more than 30 nonprofit and public agencies. Plus enjoy the story of how the program began in our LFP Storybook.
• 2007 - Volume X (chapter 7) focuses on SPARC (Sickness Prevention Achieved through Regional Collaboration), a project serving residents at the junction of Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York. Among many new strategies, SPARC pioneered the Vote & Vaccinate program to offer flu shots to seniors at polling places on election days.
  
• 2006 – Volume IX (chapter 7) showcases Students Run L.A., (SRLA) a marathon-training program in Los Angeles, CA that uses running to teach young people about self-discipline and accomplishing their goals.
• 2005 - Volume VIII (chapter 6) describes the successful CeaseFire program of the Chicago Project for Violence Prevention.
• 2004 - Volume VII (chapter 9) features Martha Ryan, the founder and executive director of the Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) of San Francisco, CA.
• 2000 - Volume III (chapter 9) tells the story of the beginning of the Local Initiative Funding Partners program.
• LFP Grants Results Report - lessons learned from the first 18 years of the LIFP program. Posted December 2005.
• Subscribe to RWJF e-mail services.