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					CDC is the only federal agency that provides funding to help support all 50 states, the District of Columbia, 8 U.S. territories, and 26 tribes/tribal organizations for tobacco control efforts.On This Page
			FY 2023 Funding by StateFY 2023 Funding By TerritoryFY 2023 Funding By Tribal GranteeFY 2023 Funding by StateTable showing 2020 funding to states
State Website Links
State Fact Sheet
Total NTCP
Funding
Total Quitline
Funding
Total FY 2023
FundingAlabama online
Alabama facts
$1,204,263
$309,020
$1,513,283Alaska online
Alaska facts
$1,234,919
$50,000
$1,284,919Arizona online
Arizona facts
$1,413,252
$295,540
$1,708,792Arkansas online
Arkansas facts
$904,681
$198,472
$1,103,153California online
California facts
$2,300,000
$1,271,588
$3,571,588Colorado online
Colorado facts
$1,510,297
$182,053
$1,692,350Connecticut online
Connecticut facts
$1,021,009
$156,799
$1,177,808Delaware online
Delaware facts
$941,511
$50,000
$991,511District of Columbia online
Washington, D.C. facts
$981,660
$50,000
$1,031,660Florida online
Florida facts
$1,637,791
$949,856
$2,587,647Georgia online
Georgia facts
$1,596,726
$531,097
$2,127,823Hawaii online
Hawaii facts
$1,101,555
$55,052
$1,156,607Idaho online
Idaho facts
$1,102,306
$69,582
$1,171,888Illinois online
Illinois facts
$1,600,136
$641,840
$2,241,976Indiana online
Indiana facts
$1,414,481
$418,328
$1,832,809Iowa online
Iowa facts
$988,849
$149,122
$1,137,971Kansas online
Kansas facts
$1,366,749
$149,341
$1,516,090Kentucky online
Kentucky facts
$1,320,548
$335,806
$1,656,354Louisiana online
Louisiana facts
$1,330,530
$305,166
$1,635,696Maine online
Maine facts
$1,090,968
$78,034
$1,169,002Maryland online
Maryland facts
$1,436,754
$257,756
$1,694,510Massachusetts online
Massachusetts facts
$1,601,262
$301,392
$1,902,654Michigan online
Michigan facts
$1,723,402
$624,237
$2,347,639Minnesota online
Minnesota facts
$1,325,843
$270,285
$1,596,128Mississippi online
Mississippi facts
$1,152,758
$188,342
$1,341,100Missouri online
Missouri facts
$960,601
$389,182
$1,349,783Montana* online
Montana facts
$1,356,206
—
$1,356,206Nebraska online
Nebraska facts
$1,091,658
$96,096
$1,187,754Nevada online
Nevada facts
$1,249,182
$135,293
$1,384,475New Hampshire online
New Hampshire facts
$1,078,777
$65,433
$1,144,210New Jersey online
New Jersey facts
$1,440,930
$414,528
$1,855,458New Mexico* online
New Mexico facts
$918,549
—
$918,549New York online
New York facts
$2,036,862
$868,907
$2,905,769North Carolina online
North Carolina facts
$1,806,501
$546,730
$2,353,231North Dakota online
North Dakota facts
$1,005,244
$50,000
$1,055,244Ohio online
Ohio facts
$1,737,476
$727,438
$2,464,914Oklahoma online
Oklahoma facts
$1,381,343
$237,325
$1,618,668Oregon online
Oregon facts
$1,364,405
$192,345
$1,556,750Pennsylvania online
Pennsylvania facts
$1,647,634
$751,669
$2,399,303Rhode Island online
Rhode Island facts
$1,333,858
$50,000
$1,383,858South Carolina online
South Carolina facts
$1,449,149
$271,729
$1,720,878South Dakota online
South Dakota facts
$996,792
$50,000
$1,046,792Tennessee online
Tennessee facts
$1,231,244
$432,954
$1,664,198Texas online
Texas facts
$2,133,580
$1,216,377
$3,349,957Utah online
Utah facts
$1,181,506
$74,900
$1,256,406Vermont online
Vermont facts
$1,051,504
$50,000
$1,101,504Virginia online
Virginia facts
$1,426,289
$421,369
$1,847,658Washington online
Washington facts
$1,508,380
$320,152
$1,828,532West Virginia online
West Virginia facts
$1,083,616
$145,390
$1,229,006Wisconsin online
Wisconsin facts
$1,273,529
$315,152
$1,588,681Wyoming online
Wyoming facts
$970,771
$50,000
$1,020,771Total
**$68,017,836**
**$15,761,677**
**$83,779,513**
*Did not apply for Component 2 (Quitline) FundingTop of PageFY 2023 Funding By Territory/Freely Associated StateFY 2020 Funding by Territory
Territories
National Tobacco
Control Program
Quitline(PPHF)
Funding
Total FundingAmerican Samoa
$135,000
—
$135,000Mariana Islands (CNMI)
$145,000
—
$145,000Micronesia (FSM)
$210,000
—
$210,000Guam online
$207,000
$50,000
$257,000Republic of Palau
$130,000
—
$130,000Puerto Rico online
$625,453
$126,804
$752,257Marshall Islands (RMI)
$100,000
—
$100,000US Virgin Islands (USVI)
$200,201
—
$200,201TOTAL
**$1,752,654**
**$176,804**
**$1,929,458**Top of PageFY 2023 Funding By Tribal GranteeFY 2020 Funding by Tribal Grantee
Tribal Grantee
Total FundingAlaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, Inc.
$266,574Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board
$154,604California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc.
$179,341Catawba Indian Nation
$40,425Central Oklahoma American Indian Health Council, Inc.—UIO
$46,732Cherokee Nation
$46,732Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center, Inc.—UIO
$46,108Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council
$154,604Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board
$117,572Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc.
$106,936Native Americans for Community Action, Inc.—UIO
$46,732Navajo Nation
$3,115Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
$154,604Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona
$46,732Pinoleville Pomo Nation
$46,718Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska
$40,501Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council
$117,573Santo Domingo Tribe—Kewa Health Outreach Program
$46,732Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians
$46,732Seattle Indian Health Board—UIHI
$154,604Southern Plains Tribal Health Board Foundation
$154,604Three Affiliated Tribes
$46,732United South and Eastern Tribes, Inc.
$154,604Urban Indian Center Of Salt Lake—UIO
$40,458Washoe Tribe Of Nevada & California
$46,622Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
$46,732TOTAL
**$2,353,423**To view and download state tobacco control program fact sheets, see State Fact Sheets.Top of PageRelated MaterialsState Funding
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							Last Reviewed:  December 5, 2022						Source: 	Office on Smoking and Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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