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Find similar grantsEmergency Response Grant Program (Technology Grant, Community Grant, Emergency Grant, Ecosystem Grant) is sponsored by Living Purpose Foundation. This program supports public safety agencies and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations supporting first responders.
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Community Emergency Grant Program Guidelines - Mardag Foundation Community Emergency Grant Program Mardag Foundation provides grants in the East Metro and Greater Minnesota to support community-driven solutions to emergent needs. View this program’s eligibility , funding priorities and how to apply .
The goal of our Community Emergency Grant Program is to support community-driven solutions to emergent needs in the East Metro and Greater Minnesota.
We offer one-time emergency grants to Food Access or Housing organizations that serve low-income children, youth, families and/or older adults, when those organizations are filling unexpected financial gaps in response to: Natural and/or environmental disasters Unexpected maintenance or repairs for buildings, vehicles, technology and/or equipment An organization can only receive one Community Emergency grant at a time from Mardag Foundation and must wait a full calendar year before being eligible for another Priority will be given to organizations that have not received a grant from this grant program in the last 18 months 501(c)3 nonprofits, government entities, educational institutions, groups with an eligible fiscal sponsor Demonstrated commitment to the geography served with preference for organizations based in Minnesota While an organization may be eligible to apply, attention and preference will be given to organizations: Addressing disparities and/or creating more equitable outcomes for communities experiencing marginalization due to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, ability or geography Establishing a clear connection to the Informs, Forms, Benefits framework, which states that those experiencing barriers should not only benefit from the work we support, but inform, form, and lead it as well Mardag Foundation makes grants to nonprofit organizations and public entities located within and serving residents of Minnesota.
Our geographic focus is the East Metro (Dakota, Ramsey and Washington counties), as well as Greater Minnesota. Grant Requests Not Accepted Mardag Foundation will not consider grant requests for support of organizations exclusively serving Minneapolis and the surrounding West Metro area, or proposals to replace a loss in government funding.
Our Community Emergency Grant Program will only consider proposals from Food Access or Housing organizations that serve low-income children, youth, families and/or older adults in the East Metro or Greater Minnesota, filling an unexpected emergency financial gap in response to: Natural and/or environmental disasters Unexpected maintenance or repairs for buildings, vehicles, technology and/or equipment Two-thirds of the Community Emergency Program funding will be allocated to Greater Minnesota, with the remaining one-third allocated to the East Metro.
Download Grant Guidelines [PDF] If you are interested in submitting a request for this program, email Derek Taylor to ensure that the grant program fits your needs. One-time emergency support of $2,500 to $20,000 per grant depending on the need. Grant periods will not exceed one year.
$250,000 is available for this grant program in 2026. Current & Past Grant Status Current grantees are eligible for funding. Please contact a member of our Grants Team with questions.
Step 1: Review Grant Guidelines Familiarize yourself with the eligibility criteria and funding priorities for this grant program. Step 2: Talk to the Grants Team All interested applicants are encouraged to contact Derek Taylor to ensure that the grant program fits your needs. Our Grants Team is always excited to connect with community partners.
Step 3: Review Application Materials Review required application materials and instructions on how to apply. See details specific to the Community Emergency Grant Program in Step 4 below. View Grant Application Resources Step 4: Register and Apply This grant program does not require applicants to register for GranteeView to apply for a grant.
There is no formal application process for this program. Requests for funding are accepted on a rolling basis via email. If you are interested in submitting a request for this program, email Derek Taylor .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Recognized public safety agencies or 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations supporting first responders. Projects should demonstrate clear benefits to the public safety community and the general public. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Response Grant Program (Technology Grant, Community Grant, Emergency Grant, Ecosystem Grant) is funded by Living Purpose Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Emergency Response Grant Program (Technology Grant / Community Grant) is sponsored by Living Purpose Foundation. This quarterly grant program offers financial support for public safety agencies and nonprofit organizations. Key focus areas include technology upgrades for emergency response and training and professional development. While not exclusively for AI, technology upgrades and professional development could encompass AI education for first responders.
Public Safety Emergency Response Grant Program (Technology Grant) is sponsored by Living Purpose Foundation. This program provides grant dollars for approved public safety technology for both 911 centers and first responder organizations. It supports local communities with their emergency response grant program, with key focus areas including technology upgrades for emergency response and training and professional development. While not explicitly mentioning AI, it aligns with the broader goal of enhancing emergency response through technology.
Technology Grant (Emergency Response Grant Program) is sponsored by Living Purpose Foundation. This grant provides funding for approved public safety technology for both 911 centers and first responder organizations. The Living Purpose Foundation supports equipping first responders with appropriate resources, including technology upgrades and equipment modernization, to enhance their life-saving capabilities.
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