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Find similar grantsMichigan Justice Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. The Michigan Justice Fund focuses on addressing the root causes of crime and creating a policy landscape that supports fair and equitable justice in Michigan, with an emphasis on reducing incarceration and improving reentry.
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Michigan Justice Fund Grant Application • Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Michigan Justice Fund Grant Application Applications are currently closed. Important Note: We implemented a new online grants management system in 2019. If you think you will apply for a Michigan Justice Fund grant, you should go on the site now and register your organization by March 8.
Registration only needs to happen once, but is required before you can submit an application. Contact our grants management team for any questions. STEP 1: REVIEW THE REVISED GRANTMAKING GUIDELINES In response to the unprecedented strain the COVID-19 pandemic has caused for nonprofits, we have revised the grantmaking guidelines.
Please review the Grantmaking Guideline to learn the key facts about the process, and to get answers to our more frequently asked questions. Review the Grant Guidelines STEP 2: REGISTER FOR ACCESS TO THE ONLINE GRANTS PORTAL If you are eligible to apply for a grant and you do not yet have access to our Fluxx Portal, you should register right away.
Registration grants an individual access to our portal and links them to an organization’s existing account. If your organization does not have an existing account, an organization account will be created. Once your registration has been submitted, please allow up to 5 business days for it to be approved.
If you have any questions on registering, feel free to contact our Grants Manager. Please note CFSEM no longer supports shared accounts for an organization. Each individual who accesses our Fluxx portal should be doing so with their own individual profile and their own personal email address.
We do not suggest using a shared email address for Fluxx profiles, especially in cases for signatories on grants. This allows us to ensure the security of our portal as well as allows us to communicate effectively during our grants management processes. STEP 3: START AN APPLICATION Once you’ve reviewed the grantmaking guidelines and are registered for the Fluxx portal , it’s time to start your grant application.
Application Information Webinar Return to Michigan Justice Fund Page Questions? Feel free to contact Director, Human Services Initiatives
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working on justice-related issues in Michigan. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Michigan Justice Fund is funded by Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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