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Mennonite Central Committee

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About

Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is a relief, development and peace organization that follows Christ's example of love and compassion by responding to basic human needs and working for peace and justice. For over 100 years, MCC has been sharing God's love and compassion through humanitarian work. Operating in 45 countries with 353 partners, the organization responds to disasters, provides food, water, health and education services, and promotes peace where conflict divides communities.

Funding Opportunities

MCC Great Lakes Grant

The MCC Great Lakes Grant is a funding opportunity offered by Mennonite Central Committee's Great Lakes regional office. This grant program supports organizations and initiatives aligned with MCC's mission of relief, development, and peace in the name of Christ. The application process involves a screening form to assess eligibility for grant funding. The program is designed to support community-based projects and programs that align with MCC's focus areas, which include education, disaster response, justice and equity, poverty reduction, and other humanitarian efforts. Organizations seeking funding must complete an initial screening application to determine eligibility before proceeding with the full application process.

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MCC Manitoba Scholarship Fund

MCC Manitoba wants to support students who care about relief, development and peace. Each year, the organization awards scholarships to students who are working toward post-secondary degrees that align with MCC's areas of focus including development, peace, climate change mitigation/adaptation, restorative justice or reconciliation. The scholarship is designed to recognize and support students who demonstrate a history of commitment to service, volunteerism and engagement within their community. Three scholarships valued at $1,000 each are awarded annually to eligible students attending Manitoba-based post-secondary institutions. Students must be enrolled in full-time studies (minimum 18 credit hours per academic year) and demonstrate how their education and career objectives connect to one or more of MCC's focus areas.

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At a Glance

Total Funding Opportunities
4
Active Now
2
Source Domain
mcc.org

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