Neighborhood Match Fund

Grand Rapids is awarding $122,000 to neighborhood initiatives led by city residents, the Michigan Senate passed a resolution on Monday aimed at budget transparency, and more.

Grand Rapids is awarding $122,000 to local initiatives led by residents with its City Neighborhood Match Fund

Grand Rapids Neighborhood Match Fund projects announced, Wedgewood Christian Services' State of the Child, Heartland of Talent 2025 Report, and more.

The NMF program has awarded over $845,000 to over 260 community-led projects since its inception in 2017

GRFD is now a Basic Life Support Provider, GR invests in Neighborhood Match Funds, A new airport sensory room, and more.

The City of Grand Rapids recently invested nearly $100,000 to support neighborhood projects that promote social justice and inclusion

We talk to Suzette Long about these projects, community focused, inclusive, and promoting a deeper sense of belonging.

The NMF awards anywhere from $500 to $5,000 to residents or non-profit groups who submit project ideas that are community-focused, inclusive, and promote a deeper sense of belonging among neighbors.

The City of Grand Rapids has awarded nearly $80,000 in Neighborhood Match Funds for 2023. The funds are aimed at uniting communities and developing a deeper sense of belonging among neighbors.

The Urban Core Collective, a cooperative of six nonprofit organizations in Grand Rapids, is one of ten groups who have been awarded a grant from the…