MoCAP

Helping qualifying groups capture funding to improve the health of people in their communities.

MoCAP

Through MoCAP, we:

  • Communicate with organizations about federal and national funding opportunities

  • Offer free grant-writing services and technical assistance for specific grant opportunities

Since 2010, we’ve supported more than 780 proposals, with an overall return on investment of $44 per $1 we put into the program. To date, over $356 million has been captured for Missouri organizations.

We assist a variety of organizations with diverse areas of focus, including community health centers, local public health agencies, local nonprofits, and state agencies.

To find a list of funding opportunities and resources, click here.

 

Why it matters.

MoCAP offers technical support and consulting services free of charge to eligible organizations pursuing federal or national funding for health- or prevention-focused programs. MoCAP resources are available to nonprofits and governmental organizations that serve people or communities within our service region. An organization’s current or prior status as an MFH grantee has no bearing on using MoCAP services.

Accessing MoCAP Assistance

If your organization has not previously worked with MoCAP, regardless if there is a current funding opportunity open, complete the MoCAP potential customer worksheet. Once completed, a MoCAP staff member will contact you to schedule a phone call. If you have found a specific grant opportunity and determined that your organization meets eligibility requirements set forth in the announcement, e-mail your name, phone number, agency/organization, link to the funding opportunity, and a concept paper to mocap@mffh.org. MoCAP staff will contact you within two business days.

 

67 applications supported in 2020 alone
In 2020, $20.69 million in funding was attracted to the region thanks in part to MoCAP.
$44 Return $1 per dollar invested
6 supported proposals received HRSA opioid response grants in 2018
The Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Planning grants were from the Health Resources and Services Administration. Ninety-five awards were given nationally, with Missouri capturing seven, the most of any state.
5 supported proposals received HRSA school-based health center funding in 2018
In total, Missouri captured 10 Health Resources and Services Administration School-Based Health Centers Capital Funding grants, the second most in the country after California.
MoCAP is another way the Foundation is strengthening the health field.