Liberty Mutual Foundation- Discretionary Grants

Established in 2003, the Liberty Mutual Foundation supports communities where it operates. It aims to utilize the expertise, leadership, and financial strength of Liberty Mutual Insurance and its employees to improve the lives of vulnerable neighbors. The foundation focuses on empowering families and individuals facing hardships, primarily in Greater Boston, Greater Puget Sound, and select counties in Washington State. It emphasizes safety, resilience, educational opportunities, and workforce access.

Type of Support

Overview

The Liberty Mutual Foundation's grant-making priorities aim to enhance security, resilience, and opportunity for people and communities in need, especially in specified regions. The Foundation concentrates on three strategic goals: creating safe and secure environments, providing access to educational and workforce opportunities, and building climate-resilient communities. It supports nonprofit organizations through different types of funding, including program grants, capital, and operating support, on a discretionary rolling basis. Special emphasis is placed on programs for youth, low-income families and individuals, and people with disabilities, covering various areas such as basic human services, self-sufficiency, education, and health and safety improvements. The Foundation prioritizes educational programs that help disadvantaged youth excel and become successful, as well as health and human service initiatives aimed at enhancing community quality of life and safety. It offers general operating support, program support, and capital funding, tailoring financial assistance to closely align with its philanthropic goals and the missions of its grantees.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
MA (Suffolk County)
Organization Type
Public charity with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other
  • Focus areas: Health and Human Services; Education; Arts and Culture; Civic and Community
  • Serves Boston
  • Has not received a grant from this entity in the past 12 months

Ineligibility

Individuals
Foundations that are primarily grant-making agencies
Organizations requesting funds for sectarian activities
Fraternal, social, labor or political organizations
Trips, tours, and transportation
Deficit spending or debt liquidation
Conferences, forums, or special events
Organizations that have applied within the past 12 months
Non-functionally integrated supporting organizations as classified by the IRS
up to 50k

Submission

Review Criteria

Our objective is to support stewardship that exemplifies accountability. Therefore, our emphasis is on backing nonprofit organizations characterized by robust financial health, well-defined metrics for evaluating outcomes, a robust board and team, and carefully devised strategic frameworks and financial planning.

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