Community Grants for Local Nonprofits and Programs in Michigan (USA)

GrantID: 2143

Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $50,000

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Summary


There are a variety of grant opportunities available for organizations and programs in a specific region of Michigan. These grants are generally intended for nonprofit organizations, although some programs may consider community-based entities. The funding supports initiatives that enhance the quality of life in local communities, focusing on areas such as youth development, education, health and wellness, social services, and programs for older adults. The intent of the grants is to provide financial resources that allow organizations to expand existing services, create new programs, or address specific community needs.


One type of grant supports programs that promote mental health and wellness for children and teens, including initiatives that address emotional well-being, academic stress, and support for youth with disabilities. These awards provide approximately $110,000 annually, distributed among multiple recipients, and are designed to encourage innovative and impactful approaches to serving young people. Another type of grant focuses on advancing educational equity and community support, offering individual grants up to $20,000 each, with a total funding pool around $280,000 annually. These funds can be used to support literacy programs, mentoring, vocational training, and other educational initiatives for individuals facing economic or social challenges.


Additional grant opportunities aim to assist older adults and vulnerable populations by funding projects related to housing stability, food security, access to healthcare, and transportation. The collective funding available for some of these programs totals around $60,000 annually, with individual award amounts varying based on project scope. Eligibility typically requires that organizations serve local residents and operate within the designated region.


Overall, these grants provide flexible support to nonprofit organizations working to strengthen communities, improve social services, and promote well-being for youth, seniors, and other underserved populations. The funding allows organizations to address pressing needs while fostering innovation and long-term positive impact in their communities.



If you are located in Michigan and working in the area of Youth/Out-of-School Youth, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Overview

This grant is meant to financially support organizations or entities that focus their efforts on, but not limited to: Aging/Seniors, Arts, Culture, History & Humanities, Disabilities, Education, Mental Health, Non-Profit Support Services, Veterans, Youth/Out-of-School Youth in Michigan (USA).