Michigan Safety Grants

The Zeeland Board of Public Works (BPW) is accepting applications for its Community Grant Program. Donor Name: Zeeland Board of Public Works (BPW) State: Michigan City: Zeeland Type of Grant: Grant | Reimbursement Deadline: 05/01/2024 Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000 Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned Details: Zeeland BPW is dedicated to ensuring that Zeeland thrives for generations to come and are pleased to support the Zeeland community in numerous ways. This is a reimbursement grant. Therefore, Zeeland BPW offers grant funding up to $25,000 annually (subject to approval) to invest in projects and strategies such as: Water and energy efficiency, conservation, and education Environmental education Safety education Utility career opportunities Arts and culture Health and wellness Parks and recreation Improvement and enhancement of the community served by the Zeeland Board of Public Works. Eligibility Criteria  Eligibility: Nonprofit organizations that are tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, schools, municipalities and other governmental entities served by either the electric or water utility of the Zeeland Board of Public Works. Requests for the following purposes are eligible for consideration: Capital – Funding for purposes of constructing new facilities, remodeling, expansions of existing facilities or equipment purchases New programs for one-time or ongoing expenses – Funding for organizations to implement specific programs for the first time, including startup costs and costs that will occur repeatedly Existing programs for one-time expenses – Funding for investments in specific ongoing programs that will not need to be made on a regular basis such as equipment, furnishings and other reusable materials. Ineligibility  Requests for the following purposes are not eligible to apply for funding through the Community Grant Program: Operating support – Funding for the day-to-day costs of running organizations Existing programs for ongoing expenses – Funding for the day-to-day operating costs of existing programs Capital projects outside of the Zeeland Board of Public Works service area Emergency requests for ongoing expenses – Funding for repeatedly occurring organizational or program costs that have experienced a sudden or unexpected loss of funding from another source Funding for individuals, individual scholarships, political organizations or campaigns, labor or veterans’ programs, fraternal orders, social clubs, debt-reduction, sports tournaments, talent or beauty contests, loans for small business, or religious programs that advocate specific religious doctrines or do not serve the broader community Free electric or water services or relocation of utility infrastructure. For more information, visit Zeeland BPW.

AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY (ATPA) GRANT APPLICATION OVERVIEW The Automobile Theft Prevention Authority (ATPA), established in 1986, aims to reduce motor vehicle theft in Michigan. Through competitive grants, the ATPA funds programs targeting motor vehicle theft reduction. Grant funds are exclusively allocated for this purpose. Eligibility: Law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations are eligible to apply. Grant Usage: Grants are awarded for enforcement, prosecution, community awareness, and prevention programs aimed at reducing motor vehicle theft. Match Required: Non-profit organizations: No matching funds required. All other agencies: 50% cash match of the total approved budget is required. Deadline: Applications must be received by June 3, 2024. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Required Submissions: Completed application with signatures and supporting budget documentation. An 8 ½” x 11” map displaying the area served by the proposed project. Additional Requirements for Non-profit Organizations: Copy of the organization’s bylaws. Copy of the organization’s Articles of Incorporation filed with the State of Michigan. Copy of the organization’s determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service recognizing tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Submission Method: Scan and email an electronic copy of the signature page along with the saved electronic version of the application and supporting documentation to [email protected]. Retain a copy of the entire application, including instructions and attachments, for your records. Paper copies are not required. For Further Assistance: Contact the ATPA at [email protected] for additional information or application assistance. Website: www.michigan.gov/atpa

The Public Safety Academy Assistance Program provides financial support, up to $24,000 per recruit, for law enforcement training academy costs and salaries of recruits attending the academy, with a single agency able to fund up to 25 recruits.

This program provides funding to improve workplace safety and health education, training, and prevention services, particularly for small businesses and K-12 schools in Michigan.

The MIWISH Grant Program, administered by MIOSHA, offers matching grants of up to $5,000 to small employers (250 employees or less) for purchasing safety and health-related equipment and training. The program aims to enhance workplace safety and health, focusing on high-hazard industries and MIOSHA emphasis programs. It operates on a reimbursement basis until funding is depleted. Eligible projects must directly contribute to reducing the risk of injury or illness to employees. Grant renewed every year. The annual open date is October 1st (until funding is depleted)

This program provides $3,000,000 to support joint narcotics teams and task forces in Michigan by funding essential training and equipment to improve their effectiveness in combating drug-related activities.

The Branch County Grant Program is offered by an undisclosed funding organization and aims to support projects that benefit organizations in Branch County. The program operates on a quarterly basis, with four competitive grant cycles per year. The grant committee reviews requests for proposals during each cycle, and funding proposals must be submitted by February 1, May 1, August 1, or November 1. It is important to note that availability for these grants may be limited. For further information and to apply, interested organizations should contact the funding organization directly using the provided contact information.

The Branch County Grant Program is offered by an undisclosed funding organization and aims to support projects that benefit organizations in Branch County. The program operates on a quarterly basis, with four competitive grant cycles per year. The grant committee reviews requests for proposals during each cycle, and funding proposals must be submitted by February 1, May 1, August 1, or November 1. It is important to note that availability for these grants may be limited. For further information and to apply, interested organizations should contact the funding organization directly using the provided contact information.

This funding opportunity supports projects that benefit organizations in Branch County, with a focus on initiatives that empower and uplift women in the community.

Grant Opportunity: Branch County and Colon Grants Funding Organization: [Name of Funding Organization] Contact Information: [Contact details of the funding organization] Program Intent: The Branch County and Colon Grants aim to provide financial support to projects and programs that benefit the communities of Branch County and Colon. These grants are designed to assist nonprofit organizations in implementing initiatives that contribute to the overall well-being and development of these areas. Award Details: The grant cycle for this opportunity is conducted once per year, and applications are accepted through a competitive process. The specific amount of funding available for each grant is not mentioned in the provided information. However, successful applicants can expect to receive financial assistance towards their proposed projects or programs. Eligibility: Nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply for the Branch County and Colon Grants. There is no mention of any specific restrictions or requirements regarding the size or type of nonprofit organization that can apply. However, it is recommended that potential applicants thoroughly review the eligibility criteria outlined by the funding organization before submitting their applications. Other Relevant Information: It is important to note that only one grant cycle per year is available for this opportunity, so organizations should plan accordingly when considering their application timeline. Additionally, since this information has been scraped from a grant opportunity's website, it is advisable for potential applicants to visit the official website or contact the funding organization directly for more detailed information on application deadlines, guidelines, and any additional requirements or restrictions that may apply.