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The California Mentor Foundation works everyday to raise funds for grant making capabilities.
We will be announcing grant opportunities on the website so please check regularly.
We are proud to have made just over $1 million dollars in grants over the past ten years.
Your grant proposal should include the following:
- The history, background, and accomplishments of your mentor program
- How many mentor /mentee matches your prorgam currently serves, and any plans for future growth and development
- Your top three funding priorities
- Your program's current operating budget
- A list of your other funding sources (corporations, foundations, etc.) and the level of funding support
- A list of your Board of Director's
- A copy of your 501(c) 3
Once we receive your grant proposal, it will be given careful consideration. If the funding cycle does not support a grant to be given at the current time, CMF will keep your proposal for one year for review upon the next funding cycle.
Please send completed proposals by U.S. mail to:
The California Mentor Foundation
Attn: Grant Request Committee
100 Main Street
Tiburon, CA 94920
Thank you for everything you do, and keep up your hard work and efforts to keep California growing one child at a time.
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Check out the latest California Mentor Foundation publication, Mentoring Works: The Nuts and Bolts of Growing Opportunities for Youth , edited by Dr. Andrew Mecca. This book contains the Discoveries of Best Practices from the California Mentor Initiative. |
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Executive Summary
Alcohol and other drug use, teen pregnancy, academic failure, and gang participation and violence are four major social ills facing our youth today. The U.S. government invests billions of dollars to fight these challenges, yet not enough results are seen. One strategy that is showing great promise and has solid research results is mentoring... |
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