What We Fund

The focus of Older Adults Living Independently is on programs for those who are low-income or cost-burdened and wish to live in their own homes as long as possible.

Local Immigrants & Refugees face challenges related to education and health, resources and services, transportation, employment, and language barriers.

Intended for community-based nonprofit organizations that offer support and services to US Veterans and their families that are not otherwise available through public organizations, such as the Veteran's Administration. Funding priority is given to programs serving veterans returning from post-9/11 conflicts.

The Human Trafficking Prevention goal is to equip vulnerable youth with skills and knowledge that lead to a more positive lifestyle, helping prevent them from becoming victims of human trafficking.

Supporting advocacy is an investment that can lead to systemic, long-lasting change that can affect large segments of the population in our focus areas for long periods of time.

We provide Responsive Grants in two funding cycles- Spring and Fall. Applicants may select from two types of support: program/project or general operations.

The Capacity Building Program is designed to provide support for improvements in key organizational functions within grantee organizations aligned with the MMF mission and focus areas.