2014 GRANTMAKING
Community & Economic Development
The Foundation supports prevention of youth violence and the use of information technology to enhance governance, the social sector, and quality of life. MacArthur is exploring new ways to understand the challenges faced by cities around the world, and how to plan, manage, and govern to address them.
2014 Community & Economic Development grants ›About Community & Economic Development grantmaking ›
Digital Media & Learning
Making education more powerful for all students by creating more opportunities for more youth to engage in learning that is relevant to their lives and prepares them for success in school, the workplace, and their community.
2014 Digital Media & Learning grants ›About Digital Media & Learning grantmaking ›
Housing
Supporting more balanced, forward-looking housing policies that acknowledge the importance of affordable rental housing and the role that various attributes of housing may play in promoting strong, resilient families and vibrant communities.
2014 Housing grants ›About Housing grantmaking ›
Impact Investing
By providing flexible loans and other financial instruments, known as program-related investments, the Foundation helps nonprofit and social enterprises grow and leverage capital to meet the needs of underserved people and communities.
2014 Impact Investing grants ›About Impact Investing grantmaking ›
Juvenile Justice
MacArthur supports juvenile justice reform in 35 states primarily through its Models for Change initiative, which aims to accelerate a national juvenile justice reform movement to improve the lives of young people in trouble with the law, while enhancing public safety and holding young offenders accountable for their actions.
2014 Juvenile Justice grants ›About Juvenile Justice grantmaking ›
Policy Research
Advancing the development of more effective domestic policies by working to increase the policy impact of all strategies in the Foundation’s U.S. Programs.
2014 Policy Research grants ›About Policy Research grantmaking ›