Georgia grants

  • We partner with local organizations that share our mission.
  • We award grants to address the needs of moms, babies and families.
  • Our funding supports programs in communities throughout the state.

 


What are the requirements to receive a grant?

Our grants and awards go to programs that address unmet medical needs for Georgia’s moms and babies. Our funds typically go toward programs that focus on education and prevention and increasing access to prenatal care.

See our full list of past grants for an idea of the types of programs we fund.  

What are the deadlines for grant and award applications?

Chapter Grants Timeline (Grants are for one or multiple years from $10,000 to $50,000)
  • March - Letter of Intent are available to the community
  • June - Letters of Intent due to the March of Dimes
  • June - RFP (request for proposals) sent out by invitation only
  • August - Proposals due to the March of Dimes
  • January - Award letters sent to recipients

 Community Awards Timeline (Community Awards are for one year for less than $3,000)

What do I need to do to apply for a March of Dimes Georgia Chapter grant?

We award grants based on a number of criteria, including the group or organization’s ability to accomplish its goals.

We also award grants based on how effective the program may be in meeting the unmet needs of moms-to-be, such as increasing access to maternal and pediatric care.

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