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Find similar grantsJohn T. Gorman Foundation is sponsored by John T. Gorman Foundation.
Supports initiatives enhancing the lives of the elderly, addressing unmet needs of low-income children, and aiding underprivileged residents in Maine.
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Grants & Giving - John T. Gorman Foundation FOUNDATION-INITIATED GRANTS The John T. Gorman Foundation invests in comprehensive strategies and initiatives that seek to improve the well-being and resiliency of Maine children by ensuring that they and their caregivers have the tools and supports needed to be successful.
The bulk of our investments are invitation-only to grantees that have demonstrated a capacity for whole-family or two-generation approaches to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and improve child and family wellbeing in five key areas: education, social capital, physical/mental health, wealth and assets, and employment navigation and supports.
We generally do not fund unsolicited proposals; however, organizations are welcome to contact us with ideas that are aligned with our strategic focus. Please contact info@jtgfoundation. org with a brief description of your proposal, including the issue you are seeking to address, approach (including rationale), and cost of implementation.
See Past Foundation-Initiated Grants The Direct Services Grant Program (DSGP) provides funding to non-profit organizations who address food insecurity and housing/shelter needs for Maine people experiencing poverty.
While the DSGP has historically supported a broad range of essential services, the scope of the program has been narrowed in 2026 to respond to an unprecedented level of need for food and shelter in Maine communities, as well as significant reductions in federal and state resources. The DSGP awards both program/project funding and general operating support.
General operating support grants are limited to those organizations whose sole mission is to serve Maine residents who are experiencing poverty. The John T. Gorman Foundation’s 2026 Direct Services Grant Program (DSGP) will open on Monday, June 1.
Applications will be accepted through 5:00 PM EST on Monday, June 22. Go here for more information. See Past Direct Services Grants Grantee & Applicant Login
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, community organizations, and other entities serving Maine residents. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
John T. Gorman Foundation is funded by John T. Gorman Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maine. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Direct Services Grants (various programs) is sponsored by John T. Gorman Foundation. The John T. Gorman Foundation provides direct service grants to support a range of programs in Maine, including those addressing food insecurity and community health. Examples of past grants include support for home-delivered meals for older adults and general operating support for food pantries.
Direct Services Grant Program (DSGP) is sponsored by John T. Gorman Foundation. This program provides funding to nonprofit organizations in Maine that address essential needs for people experiencing poverty, including support for food and winter gear pantries, weekend meals, after-school snack programs, home food delivery, and community self-serve pantry shelves.