The M&M Area Community Foundation (MMACF) invites eligible organizations to apply for grants during our Spring Grant Cycle. Applications will be accepted online at mmacf.org/grants from April 1st – 15th. Eligibility guidelines are noted on the website.
Grants are available from the following endowed Funds held at the Foundation:
Twin Counties Emergency Service Providers – Emergency service providers such as fire departments, ambulance services and rescue squads may apply for a grant from this Fund. The money may be used for training, equipment and other critical needs.
Alcohol and Other Drugs – Funded projects will increase awareness, provide educational materials and resources, assist law enforcement, and/or support treatment programs, as well as other needs related to alcohol and other drug abuse prevention.
Community-Wide – This Fund supports projects and programs that impact communities across Marinette and Menominee Counties.
Homelessness Prevention Services – The purpose of this Fund is to provide support for programs which implement innovative strategies to prevent homelessness.
Crivitz – The Crivitz Area Fund supports programs and projects throughout the greater Crivitz area.
Health – The Community Health Care Fund provides grants to organizations impacting the health and wellness of those in our communities.
Peshtigo – The Peshtigo Area Community Endowment Fund provides grants for assisting and promoting charitable activities in the greater Peshtigo community.
Youth – The MMACF’s Youth Field of Interest Fund accepts applications for projects and programs which improve the quality of life for area youth by implementing and promoting social, educational and recreational programs.
In addition, the Community Foundation will also accept requests for up to $10,000 to be used for “capacity building”. These grants are intended for activities that strengthen organizations, including, but not limited to: strengthening governance, developing strategic planning, merging operations and/or programming, building reliable funding streams, developing management skills, or developing/refining communications and marketing. Organizations which apply for a Capacity Building Grant may not apply for another grant during the Spring Cycle.
For more information, please contact Finance and Program Director Madison McDonnell at 906-864-3599 or madison.mcdonnell@mmacf.org.
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