Funders & sponsors
Foundations, corporate giving programs, and individual sponsors who underwrite programs, retreats, and youth storytelling work.
MFGP works inside a wider ecosystem of funders, service providers, researchers, employers, and community allies. Partnership means a shared commitment and an agreed scope of work — here's how it works.
Every partnership starts with a conversation about what your organization can offer and what families actually need. From there we define the scope, the timeline, and how we'll know it worked.
Foundations, corporate giving programs, and individual sponsors who underwrite programs, retreats, and youth storytelling work.
Direct-service organizations that refer families to MFGP resources, or receive referrals from us, so no caregiver is left without a next step.
Universities and centers that co-design studies, evaluations, and convenings that turn lived experience into evidence.
Employers who add MFGP to matching-gift and payroll giving programs, host drives, or bring teams in as volunteers.
Schools, faith communities, reentry programs, and outlets that help our campaigns reach the families who need them most.
The organizations we highlight across the site are featured organizations — groups whose work in this field we admire and want families to know about. Being featured is not a partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement in either direction. Partnerships are separate relationships with an agreed scope, and they are described here.
See our featured organizationsTell us about your organization and what you'd like to make possible for justice-impacted youth and families. We'll follow up within two business days.