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    Impact Investments - MacArthur Foundation

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    Impact Investments from MacArthur Foundation supports mission-driven enterprises, funds, and field-building organizations to advance inclusive growth, climate solutions, and equity through catalytic capital.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Don’t plan around the previously projected October 2026 deadline: no application deadline is now listed, and unsolicited proposals remain closed, though you can share ideas at nbarksdale@macfound.org. Funding information now distinguishes program-wide totals from individual awards, and field-support grants are limited to anchor organizations and special projects. Review the expanded investment priorities for fit, or follow the new C3 links to explore its separate research grantmaking program.

    Funder: MacArthur Foundation

    Due Dates: Unsolicited proposals not accepted

    Funding Amounts: Approximately $5 million annually in field-support grants; $750 million allocated for active impact investments

    Summary: Supports catalytic investments and field-building grants that advance inclusive economic growth, climate solutions, equity, and inclusion.

    Key Information: New impact investments are developed collaboratively with MacArthur program teams and investment partners.


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    MacArthur Foundation’s Impact Investments program provides flexible, patient, and risk-tolerant capital to mission-driven enterprises and funds in the United States and globally. It addresses financing gaps left by conventional investors, supports social and environmental solutions, and seeks to unlock additional investment. Its investments aim to spur inclusive economic growth, address the climate crisis, and expand opportunity for underinvested communities.

    Alongside investments, the program makes grants to strengthen the global impact-investing field, build the catalytic-capital ecosystem, and advance equity and inclusion in finance. Grant priorities include investor networks, learning and collaboration, impact measurement and management, standards, transparency, accountability, and public policy. Special initiatives include the Catalytic Capital Consortium and Benefit Chicago.


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