Central Minnesota Boys and Men Grants

Central Minnesota Boys and Men Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: CommunityGiving
Amount: US $2,500
Last Updated: May 13, 2025

Summary

The Central Minnesota Boys and Men Grants, offered by CommunityGiving, aim to empower boys and men through initiatives addressing educational disparities, mental health, and career development. This grant supports both new and existing programs that foster an equitable environment. Eligible organizations include nonprofit entities and schools, with a preference for those operating with annual budgets under $500,000. Notably, the grant does not fund individuals or religious purposes, ensuring a focused community impact.

Overview

About This Grant The Central Minnesota Community Foundation (CMCF) seeks to make grants to support initiatives that uplift and empower boys and men in our community through the Boys and Men’s Competitive grant round. We’re seeking proposals for programs and projects that address key challenges facing males, such as educational disparities, mental health stigma, fatherhood support, and career development opportunities. This grant aims to cultivate a more equitable and supportive environment where every male can thrive and contribute meaningfully to our community. What We Fund New or existing programs/projects.Other strategic investments that will have a lasting impact. Focus Areas Education and skill-building.Fatherhood and family engagement.Mental health support.Mentorship and leadership development.Positive masculinity promotion.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Eligible organizations:501(c)3 Nonprofit OrganizationsSchoolsGovernment entities

Ineligibility

What We Don’t FundIndividualsReligious organizations for religious purposes (Funding for Faith-Based Organizations Policy).Multi-year requests.Political organizations or political campaigns.Annual fundraising drives.Endowments.Debt retirement or deficit financing.Projects that have already been completed.Scholarships or medical research.Grants for travel or conferences.Government funding that has been reduced or eliminated.