Maine Cancer Foundation: Task Force Mini-Grant

_NOTE: Applications are considered based on available funds and they are accepted on a rolling basis. You must contact Maine Cancer Foundation before submitting an application._

Task Force Mini-Grant

Maine's Impact Cancer Network's Task Forces are charged with carrying out the objectives and strategies as outlined in the Cancer Network’s Community Plan to address cancer in Maine. Task Forces will include at least two individuals or organizations from different sectors. They will be time limited based on the nature of their objectives and strategies. Task Forces will focus on specific action items as designated in the Community Plan and will evolve their work as necessary to reach end goals.

Work of the Task Forces may include programs and activities that are currently being implemented by members of the Task Force or may be new programs and activities needed to fill gaps in reducing cancer.

In order to carry out this work, grants of up to $10,000 will be considered for Task Force projects. Requests will be accepted on a rolling basis, while funding is available. Applicants must contact MCF before applying.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

• Grants must be awarded to a qualifying 501c3 organization.
• Direct support to individuals for cancer prevention, detection or treatment services, equipment or supplies
• Capital campaigns
• Business investments or loans

Ineligibility

• What We Will Not Fund:
  • Organizations that are not a 501(c)3 tax-exempt charitable organization, educational institution, government entity or other public, non-profit entity (e.g. health department, university);
  • Direct support to individuals for cancer prevention, detection or treatment services, equipment or supplies
  • Capital campaigns
  • Business investments or loans
  • Programs that do not benefit the people of Maine
• Additional Information:
  • Geographic distribution of grants will be considered and multiple grants to the same institution may be limited.
  • Maine Cancer Foundation will not knowingly support projects that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, marital status or sexual orientation.
  • A grant recipient’s work must support MCF’s mission.
  • Funds may not be diverted to benefit any individual.
  • The results or benefits of any Foundation-supported initiative or program are required to remain in the public domain for the benefit of Maine people.