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Find similar grantsThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation's discretionary grantmaking supports general operating costs, projects, and programs aligned to priorities that support their strategic vision of creating a Milwaukee for all, with focus areas including Housing and Physical health.
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2026 grant guidelines cycle 3 is sponsored by Greater Milwaukee Foundation. The Greater Milwaukee Foundation's discretionary grantmaking supports projects and programs that align with priorities supporting their strategic vision of creating a Milwaukee for all. This cycle's specific priorities would need to be confirmed closer to the application open date, but generally focus on areas such as transformative medical research and small business growth.
ThriveOn Collaboration Grant Program is sponsored by Greater Milwaukee Foundation. The ThriveOn Collaboration, a partnership between the Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Medical College of Wisconsin, and Royal Capital Group, offers funding for community-based activities that encourage youth social connections, promote peace, and build community in the Harambee, Halyard Park, and Brewers Hill neighborhoods. Funds may be used for activities supporting youth (ages 10-24) to promote community-building, including educational events, arts and cultural activities, youth engagement, and support of resident leadership.