Limited assistance is given either as one-time awards or as grants for multiple years to help colleges and universities develop a new Model UN program. We invite you to consider a donation at www.nmun.org.

Eight one-time grants are offered annually in increments of $1,000 and $500. Half are awarded to U.S. schools and the other half to schools from other countries. The criteria include contribution to the ethnic and racial diversity of the conference, and financial need. One award is given in honor of a former NCCA Board President and NMUN Secretary-General, Brian John Hayden.

In 2008-09, the NCCA awarded grants to: John Cabot University (Italy), University of British Columbia (Canada), Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (France), Green Mountain College (Vermont), Northeastern Illinois University, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
West Virginia University

New three-year grants were awarded last year to: Palacky University (Czech Republic), Sitting Bull College (North Dakota), and Texas Southern University. These grants were given in increments of $5,000 in year one, $2,500 in year two, and fee waivers in year three. These multi-year grants are given to encourage development of Model UN programs in an international location and at historically diverse US colleges and universities.

Starting in 2010, the NCCA plans to broaden its diversity initiatives in order to encourage all registering schools to consider ways that their student delegations can reflect the diversity of their own campuses.

NMUN accepts donations from organizations and individuals that support our mission. Details of our policies, including recognition of gifts, are available for download. Click the online gift box below to contribute.