MACRO’s Grant Programs
MACRO funds grants to develop and expand conflict resolution services and education and to promote excellence in mediation throughout Maryland. Two categories of funds are available: Conflict Resolution Grants and Community Mediation Performance-based Grants, as described below. MACRO particularly seeks projects that have a high likelihood of success, can be replicated by others, and have a high positive impact. Grant funds are not intended to supplant existing services nor to cover all operational costs for any given program. Please contact MACRO at 410-260-3540 before submitting an application.
Conflict Resolution Grants
Available to: Non-profit organizations and government entities in Maryland
For: Developing or expanding conflict resolution projects or programs, such as
- conflict management training
- program evaluation
- start-up funds
- conferences
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- pilot projects
- conflict resolution support staff
- facilitations
- other dispute resolution services
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Under the Conflict Resolution Grant program, MACRO accepts requests for up to $5,000 using its Short Application Form and applications for more than $5,000 using its Standard Application Form. The deadlines for submitting these applications are as follows:
Small-grant
Applications: Can be submitted at any time. (FY2010 Small Grant Funding is now closed)
Standard
Applications: Must be received by Monday, April 20, 2009, by 5:00 p.m. for FY2010 funding. FY2010 CONFLICT RESOLUTION STANDARD GRANT FUNDING IS NOW CLOSED
Community Mediation Performance-based Grants
Available to: Non-profit organizations or government entities in Maryland that provide community mediation services that meet MACRO’s Ten-Point Model of Community Mediation. Funding is based on how well centers are meeting the ten-point model, on the number of conflict resolution intakes and sessions that a center provides, and on the amount of matching funds raised.
By invitation-only: Applicants must contact MACRO first. Community mediation center start-up grants are available to help create new programs in areas not currently served by existing programs. Applications must be received by Monday, April 13, 2009, by 5:00 p.m. for FY2010 funding. FY2010 COMMUNITY MEDIATION GRANT FUNDING IS NOW CLOSED.
Downloadable Grant Guidelines & Forms
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