Community disaster relief efforts

Community Fund

Driving Local Impact Through Direct Action and Strategic Giving

At the Mattis Foundation, we believe real change happens when purpose meets action. The Community Fund was created to respond to moments of need and opportunity—investing in people, places, and resilience.

Whether we're stepping in after a natural disaster, supporting essential institutions, or investing in the revitalization of overlooked towns, our Community Fund exists to create meaningful, measurable impact where it matters most.

Where We've Made a Difference

Over the years, the Community Fund has proudly supported causes that reflect our values of honor, resilience, and service:

Wounded Warrior Project

Serving those who've served, with resources for wounded veterans and their families.

St. Mary Magdalene Church

Supporting faith-based community programs and youth initiatives.

March of Dimes

Advancing maternal and infant health across the U.S.

Hurricane Helene Relief

Providing critical aid to Western North Carolina communities devastated by unprecedented flooding, supporting families in Asheville, Boone, and surrounding mountain towns with emergency supplies and recovery resources.

Hurricane Idalia Relief

Supporting North Carolina coastal communities impacted by storm surge and flooding, helping families in the Outer Banks and eastern counties rebuild and recover from this powerful hurricane.

Meadville, PA Revitalization

Investing in economic renewal and infrastructure for a proud American town on the rise.

Each contribution is more than a donation—it's a commitment to building stronger communities from the ground up.

"We seek out opportunities where small investments can have outsized impact—and where our involvement can catalyze long-term growth or healing."

What We Support

The Community Fund supports a broad range of initiatives, including but not limited to:

Emergency Disaster Relief
Veterans and Military Family Programs
Community Infrastructure and Revitalization
Maternal, Child, and Family Health

Partner With Us

We believe that community is not something you inherit—it's something you build. Whether you're part of a nonprofit, a local government, a neighborhood coalition, or a cause-driven organization, we want to hear from you.

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Together, we can fund futures rooted in service, resilience, and opportunity.