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We want you!

Partner With Us

PARTNER

Become a Partner

We invite you to join us in building year-round partnerships that move resources to communities, strengthen social infrastructure, and advance holistic wellness.

MFCF is Black-led & founded intermediary with a mission to improve the lives of African Americans and minorities in the United States of America through a multifaceted approach that includes providing capital infusions, supporting existing social infrastructure, and promoting holistic wellness.

MFCF works with partners who understand that lasting impact is built through trust, proximity, and sustained collaboration, not one-time transactions.

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We seek year round partnerships that move resources to communities, strengthen social infrastructure, and advance holistic wellness.

Strategic Partnership Philosophy & Pathways
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What is the MFCF Partnership Program

The MFCF Partnership Program is a flexible way for values-aligned companies, foundations, and institutions to collaborate with a national intermediary that knows how to move capital and capacity quickly, with trust, accountability, and real community proximity.

Partnerships help underwrite:
• capital infusions and grantmaking
• community convenings that turn giving into coordinated action
• applied capacity building that helps grassroots organizations stay stable and scalable
• holistic wellness and community care experiences that keep leaders and neighborhoods resourced

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EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP

Ready to Explore a Partnership?

MFCF views partnership as an evolving relationship, not a transaction. Partners may begin in one track and deepen engagement over time as alignment, capacity, and opportunity grow.

PARTNER

Become a Partner

MFCF works with partners across four distinct tracks, allowing organizations to engage in ways that align with their priorities, internal capacity, and desired level of integration. These pathways are intentionally flexible, additive, and mutually beneficial. Strong ecosystems are built through layered collaboration, not one-size-fits-all commitments. Partners may engage in one track, evolve across tracks, or participate across elements of multiple tracks. Formal designation reflects the primary mode of collaboration.

Partner Track 1: Awareness Partners

Purpose: Visibility, alignment, and shared narrative

Awareness partners support MFCF’s mission by amplifying programs, opportunities, and community-led solutions through aligned messaging, events, and trusted networks. These partnerships are light-touch and focus on reach rather than operations.

What this typically includes

  • Cross-promotion of initiatives and events

  • Brand visibility within MFCF programming and communications

  • Informal collaboration and alignment conversations

 

Ideal partners: Organizations, platforms, and networks with trusted reach and aligned values that can elevate community-centered economic mobility narratives and expand visibility without direct service delivery, referrals, or funding commitments.

Partner Track 2: Referral Partners

Purpose: Trusted pathways to resources and services

Referral partners provide specialized services that complement MFCF’s economic mobility and organizational stability work. MFCF offers warm, relationship-based referrals to these partners, reducing friction and increasing successful engagement for community members.

What this typically includes

  • Warm referrals from MFCF programs and initiatives

  • Clear points of contact and streamlined intake pathways

  • Occasional co-hosted sessions or information sharing

 

Current referral partners

Partner Track 3: Programmatic or Funding Partners

Purpose: Direct support for specific initiatives

Programmatic and funding partners provide financial resources, in-kind support, or targeted investment to strengthen MFCF programs and pilots. These partnerships are structured while remaining values-aligned and community-centered.

What this typically includes

  • Program sponsorships or targeted funding

  • Co-branded initiatives or pilot programs

  • Shared learning and outcome reporting

Current programmatic partners

Partner Track 4: Strategic Anchor Partners

Purpose: Integrated, long-term collaboration

Strategic anchor partners are deeply embedded collaborators within MFCF’s ecosystem. These relationships span awareness, referrals, funding, and programmatic collaboration and are governed through a formal MOU emphasizing shared outcomes and long-term systems impact.

What this typically includes

  • Preferred partner designation across MFCF programming

  • Warm, ongoing referral pathways

  • Financial underwriting of one or more core initiatives

  • Programmatic co-design and collaboration

  • Aggregate outcome sharing and joint storytelling

  • Visibility as a core ecosystem partner

 

Ideal partners: Community-rooted financial institutions, philanthropy, workforce intermediaries, and systems leaders aligned with trust-based, place-centered economic mobility.

CURRENT PARTNERS

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