Pan Horus Rising Foundation

About the Organization

Organization category

Public Charity

Country / State

United States / Michigan

Mission

Pan Horus Rising Foundation strengthens community wellbeing by creating spaces, programs, and experiences that support the Seven Non‑Negotiables of human thriving: Air, Water, Sleep, Food, Shelter, Community, and Love.
We build practical, accessible, and inclusive initiatives that help individuals regulate their nervous systems, reconnect with one another, and access the resources needed to live stable, healthy, and meaningful lives.

Our mission is to develop community‑centered environments — from the Septenary Hearth Commons to Axis Healthcare and allied programs — where people can learn, heal, create, and belong. Through education, stabilization services, arts, land stewardship, and collaborative partnerships, Pan Horus Rising advances holistic wellbeing without extraction, gatekeeping, or barriers to entry.

We exist to help communities remember their inherent worth, restore connection, and rise together.

Programs or services

Programs or Services
Pan Horus Rising Foundation develops and funds community‑centered programs that integrate health, education, and sustainability. Key initiatives include:

Axis Healthcare Initiative — teaching nervous‑system regulation and providing low‑barrier stabilization services.

Crawldo Micro‑Grant Program — direct grants to individuals burdened by medical debt or healthcare access barriers.

Septenary Hearth Commons — a proof‑of‑concept model for integrated community spaces combining health, learning, and shelter.

Stillwaters Transitional Village — housing and support for individuals rebuilding stability.

Learning Grove & Makers Field — education and creative expression pathways for youth and adults.

Each program is designed to elevate wellbeing, strengthen local economies, and foster belonging.

Target Audience

Target Audience
Our grants and programs serve rural and underserved communities, particularly in West Michigan and surrounding regions, with emphasis on:

Individuals and families experiencing health, housing, or financial instability.

Grassroots organizations and small nonprofits advancing community health, arts, and sustainability.

Practitioners and educators working in holistic wellness, environmental stewardship, and creative development.

Populations historically excluded from traditional funding streams, including LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and low‑income households.

Pan Horus Rising invests in people and projects that embody compassion, collaboration, and community resilience.

Geographic Focus

United States

Funding & Grant Guidelines

Grant categories you fund

Aging and Seniors, Arts and Culture, BIPOC, Children, Community and Economic Development, Community Services, Farming and Agriculture, Financial Assistance, Health and Medical, Homeless, Housing, In-Kind Support, Individual, Mental Health, Nutrition and Food, Pets and Animal Wildlife, Quality of Life, Social Justice, Youth and At-Risk Youth

Funding priorities

Funding Priorities
Pan Horus Rising Foundation funds projects and individuals that strengthen the Seven Non‑Negotiables of human thriving: Air, Water, Sleep, Food, Shelter, Community, and Love.
Our funding priorities include:

Community health and stabilization — initiatives like Axis Healthcare and Crawldo that relieve medical debt and expand access to nervous‑system regulation and holistic care.

Sustainable infrastructure and land stewardship — programs that restore ecosystems, create pollinator gardens, and develop transitional housing such as Stillwaters Village.

Arts, education, and expression — creative and maker‑based projects that foster belonging, skill‑building, and cultural renewal.

Mutual aid and direct relief — micro‑grants to individuals and families facing urgent needs related to food, shelter, or healthcare.

We prioritize non‑extractive, community‑rooted projects that demonstrate measurable impact and inclusivity.

Funding Needs

Grant categories you're seeking

Aging and Seniors, Arts and Culture, Awards, BIPOC, Capital Funding, Children, Climate Change, College Scholarship, Community and Economic Development, Community Services, Conflict Resolution, Disabilities, Domestic Violence, Education, Elementary Education, Energy, Environment and Conservation, Farming and Agriculture, Health and Medical, Higher Education, Homeless, Housing, In-Kind Support, Individual, International, Justice and Juvenile Justice, Literacy and Libraries, Mental Health, Municipalities, Nutrition and Food, Operating Support, Pets and Animal Wildlife, Preschool, Preservation, Quality of Life, Refugee and Immigrant, Research and Evaluation, Science, Secondary Education, Social Justice, Special Education, Sports and Recreation, Students, Substance Abuse, Teachers, Technology, Tribal Nations, Veterans and Military, Women, Women-Owned Startups and Businesses, Youth and At-Risk Youth

Impact & Recognition

Recent grants awarded

$750 Michigan Humanities to help bring Curtis Chin to White Cloud, MI

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