It is the season. The deadline applying for our MNF 2021 Fall Grants is October 1, 2021. Please help us spread the word. Previous Grantees are invited to apply again, if you do, we require you to submit a grant report. (Only one grant per year per organization will be...
Dear Friends, This has been a very long and hard year, filled with fear, pain and loss. Over 600,000 Americans have died from the COVID-19 virus, and millions of lives have been affected by the economic effects of shutdown. Now re-opening is being met by climate...
We’re delighted that Dr. Marty Nathan, one of the founders of the Markham-Nathan Fund for Social Justice, is the 2021 recipient of the Daily Hampshire Gazette and United Way of Hampshire County Frances Crowe Award. The award honors Marty’s Nathan’s “lifelong...
Many thanks to all of you who have already contributed to our Fall 2020 Funding Appeal. We’re gladly accepting your donations year-round. Now you can even donate monthly. Due to an anonymous and very generous donor we have for the first in our history a paid...
In our annual Fall appeal, we’re asking you to please support our work. Dear Friends, I am writing to you days after the national elections, at one of the scariest times in our country’s history, certainly the most threatening in my lifetime. Joe Biden and Kamala...
The Greensboro City Council, in an unprecedented and historic move, voted on Tuesday evening, October 6, 2020, 7 to 2, to make an official, substantive apology to the widows, survivors, and residents of Morningside Homes for the involvement of the City of Greensboro...
“The Markham-Nathan Fund knows the needs of the community and understands the local organizations, so to be funded by them is a great honor because it means that local people appreciate our work.”
— Michaelann Brewsee of Arise for Social Justice, MNF grantee
