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Find similar grantsMotor City Match is sponsored by City of Detroit, in partnership with various organizations (e.g., Detroit Economic Growth Corporation). Provides Detroit businesses with resources and opportunities in five tracks (Plan, Develop, Design, Cash, and Restore) to support businesses in all stages.
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Motor City Match – From Idea to Opening Hit enter to search or ESC to close ROUND 33 OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st – OCTOBER 1st ROUND 33 OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st – OCTOBER 1st ROUND 33 OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st – OCTOBER 1st ROUND 33 OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st – OCTOBER 1st ROUND 33 OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st – OCTOBER 1st Growing Detroit businesses from idea to open.
Application Open and Close Round 31: January 7 - February 9, 2026 Round 31: February 9 - April 30, 2026 Round 32: May 1 - June 1, 2026 Round 32: June 1 - August 31, 2026 Round 32: August 31, 2026 Round 33: September 1 - October 1, 2026 Round 33: October 1 - December 31, 2026 Round 33: December 31, 2026 Guides new and informal businesses through creating a business plan, registering as the appropriate legal entity, and becoming transactional.
Helps transactional mobile, digital, or home-based businesses refine their current operations to determine the appropriate permanent space for their business to develop. Matches new business owners that have a location in Detroit with a professional Design team to create the appropriate design, plans, and drawings to begin the build out of their space.
Close your financing gap and open your business to the public with the support of our matching grants, partner loan financing, and general consulting services. Unsure which track you should apply for? Click here to take a quiz to find out the best fit for your business!
Motor City Match connects new businesses with services and space to grow, providing them with the funding and tools to fuel the city’s entrepreneurial revolution. After 30 Rounds, MCM has served 2,236 business with $20. 5 million in grant funds -$21 Million in grants awarded -2,236 businesses awarded since 2016 -$111 million committed investment View List of Recent Awardees View Vacant Commercial Properties
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