Grants for Justice – Mobilize Power Fund and Disability Frontlines Fund
These two funding opportunities support grassroots justice movements through the global Mobilize Power Fund and the U.S.-focused Disability Frontlines Fund.
Overview
The Mobilize Power Fund and the Disability Frontlines Fund (DFF) provide financial resources to support community mobilization, resilience, and collective liberation. The Mobilize Power Fund operates globally to support gender justice organizations responding to urgent, unanticipated incidents. In contrast, the Disability Frontlines Fund targets disability justice organizing within the United States and its territories.
Eligibility
- Mobilize Power Fund: Open to gender justice organizations worldwide with no country restrictions, provided they are responding to an unanticipated incident within the last six months. Budget shortfalls, preplanned events, and ongoing programming are excluded.
- Disability Frontlines Fund: Available to organizations, groups, and individuals based in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, and American Samoa. Priority is given to initiatives rooted in disabled communities, led by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), and led by youth under 35 years old.
How to Apply
Applicants can submit proposals through written applications, video submissions, or phone interviews, depending on the specific fund's requirements and accessibility formats. Interested participants should review the respective fund guidelines and submit their proposals through the designated application channels.
Deadline
The Mobilize Power Fund features rolling applications, while the Disability Frontlines Fund is currently open with no fixed deadline stated.