The Application Process
After determining if your organization meets MEAF's criteria by completing the Grant Proposal Checklist (left) you are welcome to submit a short concept paper for preliminary review. Concept papers are accepted throughout the year. See How To Apply for more information.
More About Eligibility
To learn more about eligibility and determine how your project fits into our mission, please review our priorities & guidelines.
Apply Online: Step 1
MEAF Grant Proposal Checklist
This nine question checklist has been designed to help you determine if your grant proposal may be eligible for consideration for a MEAF grant. If you meet all of the criteria outlined in the following questions, you will be forwarded to the online grant application.
If you do not meet the criteria, we encourage you to further review the Foundation's priorities & guidelines.
Please note: Due to the sharp drop in endowment assets and number of already committed grants for next year, the Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation is not accepting any new unsolicited grant requests at this time. We regret the necessity of this measure. MEAF remains committed to helping young people with disabilities maximize their potential and participation in society, and looks forward to resuming full grantmaking as soon as conditions permit.
While we are temporarily not accepting new grant requests, qualified organizations are welcome to submit concept papers outlining ideas for grants for future projects that fall within the Foundationfs priorities and guidelines.



