Showing top 200 of 275 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF THE ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ISSUING GRANTS TO THE LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR EXPANDING AND ENHANCING CLASSROOM TEACHING METHODS, TOPICS AND TOOLS. | ALLEGAN, MI | |
| 102 | ST THOMAS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION RAISE, PROTECT AND ADMINISTER FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL, LITERACY, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL OBJECTIVES OF SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC SCHOOL AND ITS STUDENTS | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | |
| 103 | HOLY FAMILY FUTURES FOUNDATION INC AWARD TUITION GRANTS TO COMPLETE/WORK ON ELEMENTARY THROUGH POST SECONDARY EDUCATION. | CALEDONIA, MI | |
| 104 | FRIENDS OF THE PARKS The Corporation is organized to create, build, maintain, operate, preserve, improve and promote public recreational programs, public parks, and public recreational facilities, all within the City of Farmington Hills; and to raise funds, and receive and manage contributions, donations, gifts and grants to be used to accomplish said purposes. The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to other organizations which are exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or corresponding section of any future United Stated federal tax code. | FARMINGTON HILLS, MI | |
| 105 | SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN REHAB FOUNDATION GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND INSTITUTIONS | ADA, MI | |
| 106 | PETOSKEY EDUCATION FOUNDATION TO ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDENTS OF PETSOKEY PUBLICE SCHOOLS THROUGHSCHOLARSHIPS, MINI-GRANTS AND OTHER CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS | PETOSKEY, MI | |
| 107 | HAROLD C AND JANET A BALDAUF THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES EXCEPT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS. | HEMLOCK, MI | |
| 108 | THE MOREY FOUNDATION GRANTS TO CRC OF ISABELLA COUNTY | MOUNT PLEASANT, MI | |
| 109 | BENZIE CENTRAL SCHOOLS PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND SUPPORT FOR THE BENZIE CENTRAL SCHOOLS STUDENTS, FACULTY AND COMMUNITY | BENZONIA, MI | |
| 110 | ADAMS STREET CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ADAMS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BY MAKING GRANTS TO ADAMS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES | HUDSONVILLE, MI | |
| 111 | HILLSDALE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS | HILLSDALE, MI | |
| 112 | SPARTA EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUPPORT THE SPARTA AREA SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL PROGRAMS BY PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS | SPARTA, MI | |
| 113 | Charlevoix County Community Foundation Awarding grants and scholarships. | East Jordan, MI | |
| 114 | ROCKFORD EDUCATION FOUNDATION THE ROCKFORD EDUCATION FOUNDATION (REF) WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1991 TO PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR INCREASED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES IN THE ROCKFORD COMMUNITY. THE REF IS AN INDEPENDENT, NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, GOVERNED BY A VOLUNTEER BOARD OF TRUSTEES FROM THE COMMUNITY. TEACHERS, STUDENTS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH INNOVATIVE IDEAS HAVE RECEIVED GRANTS FOR WIDE-RANGING, EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. LARGE AND SMALL GRANTS ARE AWARDED THREE TIMES ANNUALLY BASED ON THE MERIT OF THE REQUEST AND ITS ABILITY TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE. MAJOR GIFT GRANT REQUESTS ARE REVIEWED AT TIME OF SUBMISSION AND DETERMINED CASE BY CASE, AND STUDENT GRANTS ARE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANTS COMMITTEE. THE REF IS PROUD TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THE ROCKFORD COMMUNITY. | ROCKFORD, MI | |
| 115 | West End Health Foundation Programmatic Grants: 18 local nonprofit organizations received grant funding with the primary purpose promoting health and wellness-related activities. | ISHPEMING, MI | |
| 116 | The Fremont Area Elderly Needs Fund TO COMPLEMENT AND SUPPLEMENT THE CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES OF FREMONT AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BY MAKING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE THE OLDER ADULT POPULATION OF NEWAYGO COUNTY AND THE SURROUNDING WEST MICHIGAN AREA. | Fremont, MI | |
| 117 | HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION TO RAISE AND INVEST FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING OUT GRANTS TO HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FOR USE IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION | HUDSONVILLE, MI | |
| 118 | GALESBURG-AUGUSTA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO GALESBURG-AUGUSTA GRADUATES FOR THEIR CONTINUED EDUCATION. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO TEACHERS FOR CONCEPTS THAT ENHANCE EDUCATION IN OUR DISTRICT. | GALESBURG, MI | |
| 119 | SAINT CHARLES, MI | ||
| 120 | BAD AXE, MI | ||
| 121 | LIVONIA, MI | ||
| 122 | TROY, MI | ||
| 123 | STAMBAUGH, MI | ||
| 124 | GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI | ||
| 125 | Lawrence, MI | ||
| 126 | BEVERLY HILLS, MI | ||
| 127 | BOYNE CITY, MI | ||
| 128 | Hancock, MI | ||
| 129 | CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI | ||
| 130 | DETROIT, MI | ||
| 131 | KALAMAZOO, MI | ||
| 132 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | ||
| 133 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 134 | MARQUETTE, MI | ||
| 135 | NILES, MI | ||
| 136 | Clinton Township, MI | ||
| 137 | CLARKSTON, MI | ||
| 138 | LAKE LINDEN, MI | ||
| 139 | ADA, MI | ||
| 140 | FARMINGTON HILLS, MI | ||
| 141 | MARQUETTE, MI | ||
| 142 | Dearborn, MI | ||
| 143 | NORTHVILLE, MI | ||
| 144 | WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI | ||
| 145 | TROY, MI | ||
| 146 | GRAYLING, MI | ||
| 147 | WARREN, MI | ||
| 148 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | ||
| 149 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 150 | Rochester, MI | ||
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