The Community Foundation of Central Georgia in partnership with Macon-Bibb County established this grant program to support local charitable organizations [501(c)(3) public charities and faith-based organizations] in their efforts to reduce violent crime in our community. The Macon Violence Prevention Grant Program aligns with the County’s Macon Violence Prevention Strategic Plan to support organizations in their work to reduce and ultimately prevent violent crimes.

Addressing our public safety crisis is the top priority for Macon-Bibb County. By creating a safer community, MVP will make Macon-Bibb a destination of choice for visitors, new businesses/industries, and home for families for generations to come.

MVP seeks to engage all community stakeholders with the Mayor and local government to create a unified plan to address Macon-Bibb’s public safety crisis.

The MVP Plan will implement proven solutions that reduce violent crime and strengthen the community. MVP will heavily involve community members to establish consistent communication with law enforcement and a dense network of community-led programs.

Learn more about MVP at maconviolenceprevention.com and follow Macon Violence Prevention on social media.

The Community Foundation and Macon-Bibb County are interested in amplifying your great work.  By acceptance of this grant you agree to ensure that all references to this investment include either the Fund’s logo or “funded by the Macon Violence Prevention Fund at Community Foundation of Central Georgia”.  When using social media to promote this grant, be sure to tag Macon Violence Prevention and the Community Foundation of Central Georgia. You may reach out to Amy Morton (amy@southernmajority.com) or Chris Floore (cfloore@maconbibb.us)  for additional guidance on promotion.

The Community Foundation requires information regarding the impact of this grant.

Quarterly Updates

Quarterly Project Updates should be completed on the required form as emailed to all recipients.  These updates should reflect status on the metrics you are using to measure the success/impact of your digital communications, and the work you are doing to prevent crime, and how the grant supports that work.

Final Report

At the conclusion of your grant or by the specified due date in your award letter, a final report is due to the Community Foundation of Central Georgia. You can access the final report form here: (Will be created and updated here)