MAC AIDS Fund International Grants
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The MAC AIDS Fund supports organizations that provide direct services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and that address the link between poverty and AIDS. The aim is to help fund those direct care services most needed in a particular community based on HIV/AIDS prevalence and the availability of other public or private funding sources.
Eligible Countries from EECA: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Russia, Romania, Ukraine.
Examples of the kinds of services eligible under this program include, but are not limited to: food and nutrition, transportation assistance, prevention and education, treatment adherence, and housing.
Grants range from $25,000 to $75,000 USD. The maximum grant amount for a first-time grant is $50,000 USD.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicant’s organization must be registered as a non-profit organization in one of the countries listed above.
- Applicant’s organization must provide direct services that address the link between poverty and HIV/AIDS.
- Applicant’s organization must have been in operation for three years or longer.
- Applicant’s organization must have not applied for a grant from the M∙A∙C Affiliate Community Grants Program in the current calendar year.
The M·A·C AIDS Fund will not fund the following:
- Political lobbying
- Religious activities; faith-based organizations must provide services to all clients regardless of denomination
- Capital campaigns
- Sponsorship of events
- Individuals
- Research
- Endowments, unless they provide a direct service to people living with HIV/AIDS
- Debt reduction
- Direct medical care or services
- Programs based outside of the country where the organization is based
- Requests from past grantees who have not met our reporting requirements or terms of past grants.
Eligible applicants can apply through MAF online system.
For more information about these grants, please visit MAC AIDS website.
Source: FundsForNGOs
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