
The Meyer Foundation's Management Assistance Program (MAP) provides grants of up to $25,000 to help Meyer grantees strengthen their management and leadership so they can serve the community more effectively. Organizations generally use MAP grants to hire consultants to help board and staff accomplish work that requires time, energy, expertise, and innovative thinking beyond everyday operations.
MAP grants help organizations:
MAP grants have proven especially beneficial to groups experiencing significant organizational transitions such as major shifts in funding sources, the departure of a founder, or rapid growth.
Only current Meyer grantees are eligible for management assistance. Eligibility extends for two years from the date of an organization's last Meyer grant awarded through the Grantmaking Program.
Funding for MAP grants is limited, and not every request can be funded. Meyer will consider MAP projects that demonstrate:
It is probably not appropriate to apply for a management assistance grant if:
If you have questions about your organization’s eligibility or whether your project is appropriate for a MAP request, please read our FAQ or contact us at map@meyerfdn.org.
Grantees are responsible for paying a percentage of the total cost of the MAP project based on the organization's annual budget:
Budget Size-Match for MAP Project
| Less than $250,000 | 5 percent |
| $250,000 to $500,000 | 10 percent |
| $500,000 to $1 million | 15 percent |
| $1 million to $2 million | 20 percent |
| $2 million to $3 million | 25 percent |
| $3 million to $4 million | 30 percent |
| $4 million to $5 million | 40 percent |
| Over $5 million | 50 percent |