2024 Annual Report
As we look back on 2024, we’re excited to recall the many changes we embraced. As we continued to narrow our focus on education, conservation, and other areas in need of our attention, we also concentrated our giving closer to home. We embraced AI as a valuable tool to learn more about the sectors we support, and to track our growing impact. We learned to do more with less.
As a private family foundation that aims to disrupt and transform, it takes courage to invest in bold new projects. It also takes courage—and patience—to stay the course on our multi-year grants that may require more time to fully blossom. Thankfully, we enjoy every moment of our work, and we learn from every project and every leader we meet.
We are grateful to our funding partners for bringing us great ideas, and to our staff for expressing our progress so effectively. Every day, we celebrate the presence of our children who are becoming more deeply involved and discovering their own priorities and values.
While of course the numbers are just part of our story, we’re happy to share them here.
Our Impact
At MFF, we’re committed to transparency. By sharing our data, we showcase the impact of our work. We help potential partners better understand our funding priorities and the problems we are trying to solve.
Grants Since Inception
Grants in 2024
Partners
States and the District of Columbia
International Grants
Grants Under $25k
Grants Over $25k
Multi-Year Grants
Direct and Indirect Impact
by Sector
Each year, we survey our partners to learn how our dollars have been used and how many lives have been impacted. We are thrilled when we see the ripple effect of our grants.
Grants in 2024
$13,048,393
Lives Directly Impacted
1,348,896
Lives Indirectly Impacted
16,549,264
Arts and Culture
$16,007
275
1,800
Conservation
$2,634,061
230,000
2,000,000
Education
$6,870,900
848,973
2,240,986
Health and Wellness
$721,844
243,666
9,349,096
Public and Societal Benefit *
$2,805,021
25,982
2,957,381
*Programs and initiatives that aim to improve the well-being of communities and societies as a whole, including youth, veterans, women and girls, and leadership development.