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Youth Advisory Council (YAC) Grants is a grant from the Capital Region Community Foundation that funds programs addressing the top challenges facing teens in the tri-county capital region of Michigan. A Youth Advisory Council of high school students reviews applications and awards grants to programs benefiting teens ages 12-18.
The top 2026 priorities are substance abuse (especially vaping), teen mental wellness, and violence including gun violence. Eligible applicants are nonprofits with programs primarily benefiting teens in the Capital Region. The 2026 application period is now closed, with decisions announced in May 2026.
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Capital Region Community Foundation | Youth Grants Grants at the Community Foundation The 2026 Youth Grant application period is closed. The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is a group of high school students from across the tri-county capital region. The YAC keeps track of the biggest issues facing teens ages 12-18 by conducting a Youth Survey and awarding grants to programs that help teens deal with these issues.
The top three issues facing teens in 2026 are: Substance Abuse (especially vaping) Teen Mental Wellness (depression, anxiety, stress, bullying/cyber bullying) Violence (especially gun violence) The 2026 Youth Grant application period is now closed. Criteria: Your program must mainly benefit teens in the tri-county capital region of Michigan.
The YAC will review all applications and discuss how well each one addresses the top issues teens are currently facing. We may ask you to participate in a virtual interview with the Youth Advisory Council in April 2026. We'll notify all applicants of the council's decision in early May 2026.
Every three years, YAC conducts a Youth Needs Assessment survey to identify the top challenges affecting local teens to direct grant funding. View the results of the most recent survey below! Community Investment Officer and YAC Advisor Share Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations serving youth in Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton Counties. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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