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MI Funding Hub is a new initiative helping communities capitalize on state and federal funding opportunities. Access FREE technical assistance from our Help Desk, get information on available grants, and find other tools to help your community become more grant savvy.
About MI Funding Hub
It’s no secret—grants can have a meaningful impact on the communities we live in.
MI Funding Hub is a free program to help your community track and apply for funding, get one-on-one technical assistance, and access tools for becoming more grant savvy. With support from the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, MI Funding Hub is here to help. Get started today by CLICKING HERE for a consultation with our expert Helpdesk team or explore our grants database and other resources available on this site.
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Funding Resources
Our trove of resources will guide you on your funding journey from start to finish. You’ll find ARP, Infrastructure, and IRA guidance documents, toolkits, best practices, and more.
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Recent News
Ludington Awarded $16.4M for Rail Improvements
The Federal Railroad Administration is investing $119 million to support five major commercial and passenger rail improvement projects across Michigan, including one in Ludington. The...
Source: Manistee News Advocate
Michigan Gets $196M Grant from Feds for River Raisin Bridge, I-75 Project in Monroe Co.
Federal officials have awarded $196 million in grants to MDOT for a project that will replace the aging River Raisin Bridge and upgrade I-75 in...
Source: Detroit News
In the Weeds: Zachary Kolodin, Michigan Chief Infrastructure Officer
Michigan appointed a chief infrastructure officer to help localities apply for federal dollars and meet statewide infrastructure goals. What can other states learn from this...
Source: Governing
Lessons in Community Redevelopment
Three Michigan communities – Corktown in Detroit, Marquette in the Upper Peninsula, and Heartside in Grand Rapids, are experiencing urban resurgence. Read more here.
Source: Model D
Michigan’s Rural Communities Awarded Over $42 Million to Invest in Water Infrastructure
The Michigan Infrastructure Office announced that Michigan will receive more than $42 million in grants and loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to bring...
Source: Governor Whitmer Press Release
Ludington Awarded $16.4M for Rail Improvements
The Federal Railroad Administration is investing $119 million to support five major commercial and passenger rail improvement projects across Michigan, including one in Ludington. The project is funded through the bipartisan infrastructure law.
Source: Manistee News Advocate
Michigan Gets $196M Grant from Feds for River Raisin Bridge, I-75 Project in Monroe Co.
Federal officials have awarded $196 million in grants to MDOT for a project that will replace the aging River Raisin Bridge and upgrade I-75 in Monroe County to improve safety and access to downtown Monroe.
Source: Detroit News
In the Weeds: Zachary Kolodin, Michigan Chief Infrastructure Officer
Michigan appointed a chief infrastructure officer to help localities apply for federal dollars and meet statewide infrastructure goals. What can other states learn from this approach?
Source: Governing
Lessons in Community Redevelopment
Three Michigan communities – Corktown in Detroit, Marquette in the Upper Peninsula, and Heartside in Grand Rapids, are experiencing urban resurgence. Read more here.
Source: Model D
Michigan’s Rural Communities Awarded Over $42 Million to Invest in Water Infrastructure
The Michigan Infrastructure Office announced that Michigan will receive more than $42 million in grants and loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to bring growth to the state’s rural communities.
Source: Governor Whitmer Press Release
Funding Events
Webinars, conferences, and more to help you navigate funding opportunities.
Justice40 Cohorts Open for Registration
What is Justice 40 and is your community eligible to tap into its benefits? The Michigan Municipal League (MML) will be answering this and many other questions at the first Justice 40 Cohort session on May 30, 2024. This first session will provide a deep dive into Justice 40 and how to use the Climate and Environmental Justice Screening Tool to determine your community eligibility. There will be two sessions to follow that will address topics such as community partnerships, grant writing technical assistance, and more. All sessions are virtual.
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