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Max Funding

Up to $200K

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Due Date

Rolling

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Application Type

By Invitation Only

FUNDER DETAILS

FUNDER TYPE

Corporate

FUNDING FREQUENCY

Not Disclosed

FUNDING DURATION

Not Disclosed

USE OF FUNDS

Programs/Projects

RESTRICTIONS

Restricted

ELIGIBILITY

âś… 501(c)(3) Organizations

PROGRAM AREAS

Human Services, Homelessness, Social Services, Health, Environment, Arts & Culture, LGBTQIA+, Community Development, Economic Development, Disabilities, Housing, Food Security, Mental Health, Seniors, Water, International, Veterans, Mentoring, Entrepreneurship, Immigration, Minorities, Climate Change

LOCATIONS

Illinois, North Carolina, Texas, New York, Nebraska, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Florida, New Jersey, Kentucky

MetLife Foundation

Community Impact Grant Program

MetLife Foundation is committed to driving inclusive economic mobility for people on low income. In its third year, the Community Impact Grant Program has expanded globally to support partners across MetLife’s regions, which include the United States, Asia, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East.


The Community Impact Grant Program will support four (4) focus areas to address acute needs disproportionately impacting low-income and historically marginalized communities. 


The Community Impact Grant Program (CIGP) will award grants to programs

that center on one of four (4) focus areas:


• Food Security: Solutions to address access to healthy food options for people on low-income and the working poor. Examples include programs offered by food pantries and/or soup kitchens.



• Mental Well-Being: Solutions to address the growing demand for mental health services. Examples include programs that increase access to quality care, foster social connections for seniors and/or establish peer support networks.



• Environmental Sustainability: Solutions to address environmental challenges. Examples include programs that improve access to clean air and water, reduce waste through recycling and composting and/or disaster preparedness and mitigation.



• Vibrant Communities: Solutions that contribute to a vibrant and thriving community through access to arts and culture and physical well-being. Examples include programs that increase exposure to arts, sports and physical activity and/or neighborhood beautification projects.



The Community Impact Grant Program will provide one year of programmatic funding support. Grant recipients are required to report on progress of their work at the end of the grant period.


MetLife Foundation does not review unsolicited proposals for partnership. If your organization is interested in potentially partnering with the MetLife Foundation, please complete the information form.


For questions or challenges with the application, email to mlfgrants@metlife.com and include “Community Impact Question” in the subject line.

About The Grant

Requirements

  • Organizations must be tax-exempt public charities as per Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. 


  • Eligible organizations must have annual budgets between $50,000 and $5,000,000 USD, as shown in their most recent IRS 990 Form. MetLife Foundation is unable to provide funding support that exceeds 20% of an organization’s annual operating budget. 


  • Selected non-profits will be required to submit an interim grant report one year into the program and a final grant report four weeks after the grant's close date.

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FOUNDATION NAME

MetLife Foundation

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FUNDER TYPE

Corporate

CONTACT

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