Liberty Mutual Foundation Grants support nonprofits providing basic services, housing, education, workforce development, and climate initiatives to strengthen security and resilience for people and communities.
Liberty Mutual Foundation will stop accepting new grant and sponsorship applications after November 6, 2026, while transitioning to a new grants management platform. Applications are expected to reopen on January 21, 2027.
Funder: Liberty Mutual Insurance
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Basic Services) | September 2027 (Climate Resiliency) | July 2028 (Youth & Young Adult Workforce Development)
Funding Amounts: Single- and multi-year support; prior Climate Resiliency cycle anticipated at least $50,000 annually for three years; partner Climate Mini Grants up to $15,000
Summary: Supports nonprofits advancing security and resilience through education, housing, workforce development, basic services, and climate initiatives.
Key Information: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving eligible Greater Boston or Washington communities, with no Foundation funding or proposal submission within the past 12 months.
Liberty Mutual Foundation, established in 2003, supports nonprofit programs and operations that advance security and resilience for people and communities. Its framework addresses basic services, housing stability, youth homelessness, education, youth workforce development, and climate resiliency. Priority goes to organizations and projects serving low-income youth and young adults, with belonging, accessibility, and support for vulnerable and underrepresented communities central to its approach.
The Foundation primarily provides programmatic and general operating support through initiative requests for proposals and a Discretionary Fund. It also makes limited capital grants to closely aligned current partners. Initiatives support work ranging from emergency food and shelter to educational achievement, living-wage employment, nature-based climate solutions, green-job training, and resilient infrastructure.