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Health Education and Community Benefit Grants is sponsored by DMC Foundation (managed by Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan). These grants support projects that promote health, wellness, or community vitality by supporting health and medical research, education, and community benefit activities, facilitating medical and healthcare services, improving community health, and leveraging public and private …
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Apply • Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan The DMC Foundation application cycle has been modified beginning in 2022. The DMC Foundation now reviews Health Education and Community Benefit grant applications three times per year. Please note that the May 15th application deadline has been removed.
The DMC Foundation application cycle has been modified beginning in 2022.
General Grantmaking Priorities While our grants support a range of activities and organizations, we are particularly interested in projects that promote health, wellness or community vitality by: Supporting health and medical research, education, and community benefit activities relating to health outcomes Facilitating the provision of medical, health care and disease-prevention services Improving health in our community Leveraging public and private resources Emphasis is given to programs and projects benefiting individuals and families located in the metropolitan Detroit area.
Support for medical research will focus on activities that augment currently funded research that has been vetted through a competitive public, national or appropriate scientific juried process. Low priority is given to requests for ongoing operational costs or other one-time activities.
Applying to the DMC Foundation STEP 1: REVIEW THE GRANTMAKING GUIDELINES The DMC Foundation funds two types of grants: Health Education and Community Benefit grants and Medical Research grants. If you are thinking about applying, please review the grantmaking guidelines below and call us at 313. 961.
6675 to discuss your proposed program . This phone call is important. We value your time and do not want you to devote resources to preparing a proposal unless there is a clear possibility of working together.
Health Education and Community Benefit Grant Guidelines Medical Research Grant Guidelines The Foundation will make grants to 501(c)(3) organizations, government entities, school districts and universities. We do not make grants to individuals, fundraising drives or events, conferences, sectarian religious programs, or to cover deficits or previously incurred obligations.
Deadlines – Health Education and Community Benefit Grants The DMC Foundation reviews Health Education and Community Benefit grant applications three times per year as of 2022. Please submit your proposal on or prior to 5 p. m.
on: November 15 for March Decision February 15 for June Decision August 15 for December Decision If these dates falls on a weekend, we ask that you submit the application by 5 p. m. on the following Monday.
Deadlines – Medical Research Grants Proposals for Medical Research Grants are considered twice a year. Please submit your proposal on or prior to 5 p. m.
on: February 15 for June Decision August 15 for December Decision If these dates falls on a weekend, we ask that you submit the application by 5 p. m. on the following Monday.
The grant guidelines contain a checklist of items you should include in a proposal. We prefer that you determine your own proposal format, as we want you to address issues specific to your proposed project.
Every proposal should: provide the rationale for the proposed project state why the project is important and explain how the project will be sustained in the long run STEP 2: START AN APPLICATION Once you’ve reviewed our application checklist and spoken with a program officer, it’s time to start your grant application. If you or your organization is new to Fluxx for DMC – please register an account here before starting an application.
Once your registration has been submitted, please allow up to 5 business days for it to be approved. Contact our grants management team for any questions. For any questions regarding the DMC Foundation, please contact:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: The Foundation makes grants to 501(c)(3) organizations, government entities, school districts, and universities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Health Education and Community Benefit Grants are due August 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Health Education and Community Benefit Grants is funded by DMC Foundation (managed by Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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