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Veterans Nonprofit Improvement Grants The Veterans Nonprofit Improvement Grant (VNIG) provides critical funding to eligible nonprofit veterans’ organizations to support capital improvement projects that enhance service delivery, improve safety and extend the useful life of facilities dedicated to those who have served. The application process is now open for Fiscal Year 2026.
Eligible organizations are strongly encouraged to apply and take advantage of this opportunity to improve infrastructure and expand their impact within the veteran community. The application deadline is April 30, 2026 at 5 p. m.
with an anticipated award date of May 14, 2026. **Program Overview**The Michigan Veterans Nonprofit Improvement Grant supports 501(c)(19) tax-exempt veterans’ organizations that own the facilities for which funding is requested. The program focuses exclusively on large-scale, one-time capital improvement projects, including construction, renovation or infrastructure upgrades that add value and longevity to a property.
Grant awards will be issued in amounts not to exceed $300,000, with an anticipated project period running from Date of Award - August 31, 2026. **Eligibility and Priority Criteria**Applicants must demonstrate clear and compelling need, supported by documentation, in the following areas: 1. Infrastructure Deterioration Organizations must provide evidence of significant facility deterioration.
Acceptable documentation includes: * Facility condition assessments * Safety inspection reports * Deferred maintenance records Applicants must document increased risk associated with facility conditions, including: * Documented legal claims * Other proof of potential harm to staff, residents or visitors 3. Veteran Service Population Priority will be given to organizations serving larger veteran populations.
Applicants must submit verifiable documentation such as: * Program enrollment records * Other records demonstrating ongoing veteran engagement Applicants will categorize their service population within one of the following ranges: **Allowable Use of Funds**Grant funds must be used exclusively for capital improvement projects and may not be used for routine maintenance or operational expenses.
Eligible projects include, but are not limited to: * Structural repairs (foundations, roofing, siding) * Electrical, plumbing and HVAC system upgrades * Fire suppression and safety systems * Accessibility improvements * Parking lots, sidewalks and exterior infrastructure * Security systems and building expansions All projects must comply with state and local building codes, safety regulations and accessibility standards.
**Application Requirements** Applicants must submit a complete application package that includes: * Completed DMVA Application Form * Proof of 501(c)(19) status (IRS determination letter) * Facility ownership documentation (deed or title) * Most recent IRS Form 990 * Proof of property insurance **Project Proposal Narrative (maximum one page)** * Description of the facility and existing issues * Justification for the proposed improvements **Budget and Financial Documentation** * Detailed budget summary * Contractor quotes, bids, or estimates (itemized) * Supporting documentation for design or engineering costs (if applicable) * Documentation of infrastructure deterioration * Liability-related records (claims, incident reports, insurance notices) * Veteran service population documentation (service logs, enrollment data) * Application Deadline: April 30, 2026, at 5 p.
m. * Award Announcements: Anticipated award date of May 14, 2026 * Project Period: Date of Award – August 31, 2026 * Final Report Deadline: September 15, 2026 **Compliance and Reporting**Grant recipients must adhere to all program requirements, including: * Participation in a mandatory post-award training on May 18 from 1-2:30 p. m.
or May 21 from 9-10:30 a. m. * Submission of progress and financial reports upon project completion * Maintenance of detailed records, including receipts and proof of payment All expenditures will be reimbursed and must occur within the approved project period.
Funds are considered last-resort funding, requiring applicants to exhaust other available resources first. Applications must be submitted electronically to DMVA-Grants@michigan. gov. Confirmation of submission will be provided.
**Conflict of Interest Policy**To ensure transparency and accountability, applicants must disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest. No individual affiliated with the organization — including board members, employees or their immediate family members — may financially benefit from the grant. Organizations must submit their conflict-of-interest policy and required disclosures within 14 days of application execution.
**Oversight and Accountability**All awarded projects are subject to monitoring and audit by the DMVA. Failure to comply with grant terms, reporting requirements or approved project scope may result in withheld or recouped funds. **Grant Application**Grant Application **Info Session PowerPoint Presentation March 25, 2026 Session** * Who is eligible for this grant?
For this grant, you must be a nonprofit organization that is a statewide chapter organization that satisfies the requirements to be exempt from taxation under section 501(c)(19) of the internal revenue code of 1986, 26 USC 501. * My entity is not a 501(c)(19), but my fraternal organization is. Can I get a grant under my organization’s umbrella?
No. The legislation requires that the entity receiving the funds and benefit of related capital improvements to be organized as a 501(c)(19). The 501(c)(19) must also own the property in which capital improvements are to be made. * Is the DMVA currently accepting applications for the Veterans Nonprofit Improvement Grant?
Yes, the application process is open. Please refer to the posted guidanceprior to submitting an application. * What is the application deadline?
The application deadline is April 30, 2026 at 5 p. m. * When will award announcements be made?
Award announcements are anticipated to occur on May 14, 2026. * Is DMVA hosting any sessions to help candidates learn more about the program? Yes, upcoming info sessions are listed below.
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com/meet/23392789542157? p=VD6PaUwIazC5Gz2ULj Meeting ID: 233 927 895 421 57 * Where do I send my completed application? Applications must be submitted electronically to DMVA-Grants@michigan.
gov. Confirmation of submission will be provided. * Who do I contact if I have questions? If you have questions about the application process, please send an email toDMVA-Grants@michigan.
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