Michigan Health Endowment Fund Puts More Than $9.7 Million into 26 Projects in Its First Healthy Kids Grant Round
The Michigan Health Endowment Fund has announced the results of its first Healthy Kids grant round: more than $9.7 million going to 26 projects, approved by its Board of Directors at its November 5 meeting. The round was created under the fund's 2026–2031 strategic framework and serves children and young people from before birth through early adulthood.
Grants include $750,000 to the Michigan Primary Care Association for enhancing integrated food and nutrition services in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). Caitlin McEvilly-Rosenbach, the fund's Healthy Kids Director, said the first request for proposals drew wide interest and that the funded projects stood out for their innovation, focus on health equity, and commitment and connection to community.
Source: Michigan Health Endowment Fund
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