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Our Partners

Midwest Assistance Program, Inc. (MAP) is one of six regional partners that make up the Rural Community Assistance Partnership, Inc. (RCAP) network—a nationwide nonprofit initiative working to strengthen small and rural communities across the country.​

Together, RCAP partners provide hands-on technical assistance, training, and support for essential services like water and wastewater systems, solid waste management, and community development.

RCAP at a glance

  • Provides technical assistance and training

  • Helps small communities with water, wastewater, and solid waste systems

  • Supports local leadership and capacity building

  • Advocates for rural infrastructure policy and funding

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RCAP's Open for Business Hub powered by Wells Fargo offering business and financial planning, marketing, and much more designed to support business and community development.​

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