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Find similar grantsMFA Oil Foundation Education Grants is sponsored by MFA Oil Foundation. This grant supports education nonprofits and schools in Missouri seeking funding for reusable, long-lasting items for rural community improvement. Priorities include education, youth, human services, or civic programs in communities where MFA Oil has a strong presence.
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MFA Oil Foundation - MFA Oil Apply for a cash grant to support your nonprofit organization. The MFA Oil Foundation provides cash grants to support nonprofit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees.
The Foundation’s mission is to assist rural communities in MFA Oil Company’s market area by donating resources that help develop and strengthen organizations dedicated to education, youth, human services or civic endeavors.
Apply for a Grant from MFA Oil Foundation grants awarded since the Foundation’s inception in 1998 in grants awarded in FY 2025 in grants awarded since the Foundation’s inception in 1998 MFA Oil Foundation grants must meet the Foundation’s stated mission. Requests must be for tangible items that can be reused and have a long life to the organization. Community Betterment Grants are awarded in amounts typically not to exceed $2,000.
Examples include but are not limited to: supplies for first responders; educational materials for schools; support for 4-H and FFA programs that promote agriculture and cooperative education; and furniture or appliances for shelters and community facilities. Community Development Grants may be awarded for projects that offer more significant community impact.
Examples include but are not limited to: county fairground building projects; athletic fields and park facilities owned by local governments or school districts; major first responder projects; and rural infrastructure improvements for libraries, community centers or schools. Requests must be submitted on the application software and are reviewed by the Foundation board of directors.
Interpretations and administration of provisions of the program will be determined by the MFA Oil Foundation. The MFA Oil Foundation reserves the right to change or withdraw this program without notice. Primary focus of improving communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees.
Nonprofit organizations may apply for MFA Oil Foundation grants. Generally, donations are restricted to organizations that have been granted tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Accredited public or private colleges, universities and community colleges are eligible, as well as elementary and secondary schools, with a valid state tax exemption form.
Grants are limited to one per organization per three-year period. Qualifying recipients include: Programs designed to build knowledge and leadership skills of youth. Agricultural and cooperative education programs.
Organizations actively addressing and solving community problems and improving quality of life.
Generally, funds will not be awarded for the following: Operating expenses (disposable items, overhead costs, daily expenses, transportation costs, rental fees, registration fees, etc.) Lobbying, political and religious organizations National organizations (local chapters of some organizations may be eligible) Veteran, fraternal, and labor organizations (projects that enhance the community by these organizations may be allowed pending board approval) Individuals (housing costs, therapy, clothing, personal care items, diapers, etc.) Fundraising events, dinners or benefits Advertising expenses (pamphlets, marketing materials, printing expenses, etc.) Travel/conference expenses for individuals/groups Computer and audio-visual equipment Non-tangible items such as kits or software Agriculture programs not administered by colleges, public schools, 4H, or FFA Art and theater programs not run by local schools Landscape and beautification projects Featured MFA Oil Foundation News The MFA Oil Foundation provides cash to nonprofit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees.
In March 2026, the foundation approved $182,100 in grants to 52 organizations. ABOVE IMAGE: Lake City Fire Department — Lake City, Ark. MFA Incorporated and MFA Oil Company today announced changes to their scholarship programs that will create additional educational opportunities for students while aligning each program with its respective foundation.
The MFA Foundation, established in 1958 and historically supported by both companies, will become the education-focused foundation of MFA Incorporated and […] From classrooms and libraries to food banks and youth sports fields, 150 nonprofits shared in over $341,450 in support from the MFA Oil Foundation during its 2025 fiscal year, strengthening 103 communities across seven states where MFA Oil Company has a presence.
The MFA Oil Foundation provides funding to local […] From classrooms and libraries to food banks and youth sports fields, 150 nonprofits shared in over $341,450 in support from the MFA Oil Foundation during its 2025 fiscal year, strengthening 103 communities across seven states where MFA Oil Company has a presence.
The MFA Oil Foundation provides funding to local […] The MFA Oil Foundation provides cash grants to nonprofit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. In January 2025, the foundation approved $120,800 in grants to 54 organizations.
Pictured Above: MFA Oil Plant Manager Dan Schaefer presents a grant […] The MFA Oil Foundation provides cash grants to non–profit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. In January, the foundation approved $120,800 in grants to 54 organizations.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Education nonprofits and schools in Missouri (501(c)(3) organizations and accredited educational institutions) in communities where MFA Oil has a strong presence. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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MFA Oil Foundation Education Grants is funded by MFA Oil Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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