Mission
healthcare. education. research.
The mission of the Harrington Regional Medical Campus (HRMC) is to promote quality of life in the Texas Panhandle through exceptional healthcare, education, and research. One way HRMC works to fulfill this mission is to award annual grants to entities located in the HRMC campus as well as to nonprofits throughout the 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle with healthcare related programs and services that fit the HRMC mission. HRMC launched the HRMC Resident Grant Program, HRMC Scholarship Grant Program, and HRMC Community Health Grant Program in 2016. The intent of the grant programs is to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare ultimately leading to an improved quality of life for residents of the top 26 counties in the Texas Panhandle.
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HRMC Resident Grant Program
The HRMC Resident Grant Program is for Medical Center campus resident nonprofit institutions and other facilities located at the Medical Center. Funds are allocated on a competitive grant basis for capital improvements and projects. Preference for funding will be given to Ronald McDonald House, Turn Center, Amarillo Botanical Gardens, Don Harrington Discovery Center, and Coffee Memorial Blood Center.
HRMC Scholarship Grant Program
The HRMC Scholarship Grant Program grants funds on a yearly basis to local institutions (Amarillo College, Clarendon College, Frank Phillips Community College, Texas Tech University – Amarillo campus, and West Texas A&M University). The funds are allocated to scholarships for area students and professionals pursuing health care related education. The scholarship recipients are selected by the institutions and must demonstrate a commitment to locate in the region and contribute to area communities. If you are a college student interested in applying for the HRMC Scholarship please contact the school you attend to inquire about the application process.
HRMC Community Health Grant Program
The HRMC Community Health Grant Program is open to eligible organizations located throughout the 26 county region. Funds are allocated on a competitive grant basis for capital projects, capacity building, innovative projects, and research projects. A high priority is given to project-related proposals as well as challenge and/or matching grants.
Eligibility
HARRINGTON REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS
The Harrington Regional Medical Campus is the “triangle” that is made South of 9th Ave., East of Coulter St., and Northwest of Amarillo Boulevard.
