Welcome to the Stewart R. Mott Foundation, formerly known as the Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust. We are an innovative foundation focused on small, strategic grant-making.
Application Guidelines: The Stewart R. Mott Foundation supports organizations active in the following program areas: Peace, Arms Control and Foreign Policy Population Issues and Reproductive Rights Government Reform and Public Policy Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. A list… Read More
Learn MoreThe Mott House conference room and patio are limited to use by our grantees. We are not taking reservations at this time.
Learn More122 Maryland’s land was originally granted to Daniel Carroll of Duddington in the partition of Washington City in the 1790s. Mountjoy Bayly, the Senate’s sergeant-at-arms and doorkeeper, built the house sometime between 1817 and 1822. A few years… Read More
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In the tradition of Stewart Mott, we offer our Capitol Hill conference room and patio to non -profit organizations to use for meetings and events. The space is available as an in-kind charitable contribution for events up to 150 persons. Use of the space is subject to our staff’s discretion and is usually reserved for organization that fit into our program areas of interest and similar groups working for progressive social change. Priority is given to current Foundation grantees.