The Rich Nonprofits Get Richer: Centering Psychiatric Grant Funding at the Margins.

Community psychiatrists serve multiple institutional roles, and at times these roles may include the review of grant proposals from nonprofit organizations. In this column, the authors argue that privilege and social capital can easily become concentrated among a small group of centralized model organizations and influence the grant review process. Established and wealthy nonprofits can co-opt the growing interest in health equity by leveraging their existing resources, thereby excluding emerging organizations within communities in need. By applying a structural lens to this problem, funding entities can identify approaches that more effectively promote equity throughout the grant life cycle.

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