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    Americana Foundation

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    About Americana Foundation

    The Americana Foundation directs nearly all of its giving to a single institution — Michigan State University — providing multi-purpose support for campus programming and operations. Its grants appear focused on sustaining university activities and infrastructure rather than a diversified philanthropic portfolio, with an emphasis on supporting the flagship public university in Michigan.

    Focus Areas

    Michigan State University — general programming and operationsSupport for public university campus programs in MichiganUniversity-based academic, cultural, or community-facing initiatives

    Who They Fund

    beginning/next-generation farmers and legacy farmland ownersyouth and students (middle school programs, summer interns, scholarship recipients)Black and Native communities and creators (artists, historians, farmers)regional/rural Great Lakes communities and community-based environmental groupsmuseum professionals and cultural heritage organizations

    About Americana Foundation

    Americana Foundation’s recent giving is anchored by a single institution: Michigan State University. The largest awards on file go to MSU for programming, operations, and Tollgate Farm support, showing a steady commitment to keeping university-based work running year after year. That pattern sits alongside a smaller but distinct set of grants in food systems, natural resources, and American heritage, with awards often supporting institutions rather than short-term projects alone. The foundation also backs work tied to early American art and material culture. Recent grants supported museum exhibitions, curatorial training, and conservation-related programming at places such as Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. In Michigan, its support extends beyond campus funding into farms, watershed protection, and community food systems, including projects that link farmland owners with beginning farmers, expand food access, and build local environmental stewardship. Americana Foundation’s portfolio suggests a funder that favors program continuity, institutional capacity, and place-based work in Michigan, while also maintaining national interests in heritage interpretation and conservation. Endowed scholarships and fellowships further show a long-term approach to training students and young professionals in agriculture, curation, and preservation.

    What Americana Foundation Funds

    In Michigan food systems work, the foundation gave $35,000 to Keep Growing Detroit for an organic farmer training scholarship program, and $25,000 to Growing Hope Inc for cultivating accessibility and sustainability in Ypsilanti’s food system. It also supported regional distribution and farm incubation efforts through awards to Southwest Detroit Enviornmental Vision and Asbury Community Development Corporation. Natural resources grants point to watershed and shoreline protection. The foundation gave $25,000 to Huron Pines for community action to protect Lake Huron and $25,000 to Citizens for a Safe and Clean Lake Superior for wetland protections in Marquette County. A separate grant to the Ecology Center supported PFAS community science monitoring and education in Oscoda. Its heritage funding includes a $50,000 grant to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina, and a $25,000 grant to Historic Deerfield Inc for Unnamed Figures: Black Presence and Absense in the Early American North. These awards show attention to Black history, early American material culture, and exhibition work.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $647K

    Total Assets

    $20.9M

    Total Revenue

    $1.3M

    Total Expenses

    $1.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $7K and $25K, with a median of $15K.

    25th Percentile

    $7K

    Median

    $15K

    75th Percentile

    $25K

    Geographic Reach

    National11 states funded

    About 75% of grants go to recipients in MI.

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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: repeat, unrestricted/operational support to a single core grantee (Michigan State University) across multiple grants rather than distributed funding across many organizations.

    Funding Style

    capacity building (organizational & operational support)programmatic operations and multi-year program supporttraining and workforce development (internships, fellowships, scholarships)seed & pilot funding (seed awards, microloan revolving fund)community-led systems change and advocacy

    Notable grantees: Michigan State University

    Topics

    sustainable/regenerative agriculture and farm incubationregional food systems and food sovereignty (local distribution, circular economy)freshwater/Great Lakes and watershed protection, water quality improvementcultural heritage interpretation and museum conservation (Black, Native, early American history)urban reforestation, green infrastructure, and pollinator habitatenvironmental health monitoring and education (PFAS, community science)

    How Americana Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster in the middle range, with a p25 of $6,730, a median of $15,000, and a p75 of $25,000. That matches a pattern of many modest awards with a smaller set of larger institutional grants. The recent record shows repeated support to the same organizations across multiple years, especially Michigan State University, indicating recurring funding rather than one-time gifts. The foundation also uses endowed scholarships and fellowships, and it funds some projects through named programs. Several active programs accept unsolicited proposals, including Michigan-focused grants in agriculture, food systems, and natural resources.

    Where Americana Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is overwhelmingly U.S.-based, with 141 grants in the United States. Michigan is the top state by grant count, and 75% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Recent awards land heavily in East Lansing, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Flint, Alpena, Ypsilanti, Gaylord, and Marquette. Outside Michigan, the foundation also funded museums and heritage institutions in Boston, Williamsburg, Charlottesville, Worcester, Deerfield, and Winterthur.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Americana Foundation

    What are Americana Foundation’s main focus areas?

    The foundation supports Michigan State University programming and operations, along with Michigan food systems, natural resources, and early American heritage work. Recent grants also include watershed protection, farm training, museum interpretation, curatorial internships, and endowed scholarships.

    How large are Americana Foundation’s typical grants?

    Typical grant size is $6,730 at the 25th percentile, $15,000 at the median, and $25,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards range above that for some institutional support, including several six-figure grants to Michigan State University.

    Where does Americana Foundation give most often?

    Michigan is the top state by grant count, and 75% of grants go to recipients in Michigan. Recent Michigan recipients include organizations in East Lansing, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Flint, Alpena, Ypsilanti, Gaylord, and Marquette.

    Does Americana Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes, some active programs accept unsolicited proposals. That includes the Next Gen Program, Agriculture & Food Systems Grants, Natural Resources Grants, and General Grants — American Heritage.

    What kinds of grantees receive support?

    The foundation funds a mix of universities, museums, environmental organizations, community groups, and scholarship programs. Recent grants include support for museum exhibitions and conservation, farmer training and food access, watershed protection, and university programming.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Americana Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses in 23 days (Aug 6, 2026)Award: $10K – $25K

    Americana Foundation Grants — Natural Resources

    Great Lakes protectionwater qualitystormwater runoff reduction+8 more

    Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations recognized as tax-exempt under IRS 501(c)(3), nonprofits fiscally sponsored by a 501(c)(3), and municipal government entities. For this program, only nonprofit organizations doing work that impacts Michigan are eligible. Requests should align with the mission, program areas, current priorities, and eligibility criteria. General operating support is rarely provided; scholarships, capital projects, campaigns, advertising, research, and political purposes are not funded.

    Deadline: LOIs may be submitted any time a grant opportunity is open on the portal. Full grant applications are due for board meetings on January 9, April 9, August 6, and October 29 for the 2026 cycle.

    View & apply
    Opening soonCloses in 23 days (Aug 6, 2026)Award: $10K – $25K

    Agriculture & Food Systems Grants

    food systemslocal food economysmall-scale farmers+4 more

    Who can apply: 501(c)(3) nonprofits, nonprofits fiscally sponsored by a 501(c)(3), and municipal government entities. Work must align with mission and program areas. For Agriculture and Food Systems, only nonprofit organizations doing work that impacts Michigan are eligible. General operating support is usually not provided except in extraordinary circumstances.

    Deadline: Full grant applications are considered four times per year, usually in February, May, September, and December. 2026 due dates: January 9, April 9, August 6, and October 29 (for the corresponding board meetings).

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEAST LANSING, MI$130,00020252024 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATIONS
    COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG FOUNDATIONWILLIAMSBURG, VA$32,0002025WORLDS COLLIDE: ARCHAEOLOGY AND GLOBAL TRADE IN 18TH-CENTURY WILLIAMSBURG
    UNITED WAY OF NORTHEAST MICHIGANALPENA, MI$30,0002025CONTINUING TO FOSTER A CIRCULAR ECONOMY ROOTED IN REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEMS
    ASBURY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONFLINT, MI$30,0002025ASBURY FARM INCUBATOR PROJECT
    HURON PINESGAYLORD, MI$25,0002025CATALYZING COMMUNITY ACTION TO PROTECT LAKE HURON
    CLINTON RIVER WATERSHED COUNCILROCHESTER, MI$25,0002025ASSESSING HIGH PRIORITY RESTORATION, GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE, AND IMPACTFUL WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN THE CLINTON RIVER WATERSHED
    CITIZENS FOR A SAFE AND CLEAN LAKE SUPERIORMARQUETTE, MI$25,0002025EDUCATING AND ADVOCATING FOR WETLAND PROTECTIONS IN MARQUETTE COUNTY
    JAMESTOWN REDISCOVERY FOUNDATIONWILLIAMSBURG, VA$25,0002025LEGACIES OF 1619: LAW AND RACE AT JAMESTOWN
    FRESHWATER FUTUREPETOSKEY, MI$25,0002025INCREASING CAPACITY OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO ENSURE LONG-TERM EFFORTS TO PROTECT THE HEALTH OF THE GREAT LAKES
    VALLEY FORGE PARK ALLIANCEKING OF PRUSSIA, PA$25,0002025UNVEILING THE UNTOLD: ILLUMINATING AFRICAN AMERICAN STORIES AT VALLEY FORGE
    GROWING HOPE INCYPSILANTI, MI$25,0002025CULTIVATING ACCESSIBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY IN YPSILANTI'S FOOD SYSTEM
    FAIR FOOD NETWORKANN ARBOR, MI$25,0002025MICHIGAN GOOD FOOD FUND SEED AWARDS
    MAKE FOOD NOT WASTEDETROIT, MI$25,0002025THE 2030 PROJECT
    MUSKEGON RIVER WATERSHED ASSEMBLYBIG RAPIDS, MI$25,0002025FRIENDS OF THE MUSKEGON RIVER
    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATIONDETROIT, MI$25,0002025EASTERN MARKET MICROLOAN REVOLVING FUND
    CONCORD ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETYCONCORD, MA$25,0002025WHOSE REVOLUTION
    PARTRIDGE CREEK COMPOSTISHPEMING, MI$21,8402025ENGAGING UPPER PENINSULA COMMUNITIES IN COMPOSTING AND FOOD-SYSTEM EDUCATION
    LEGACY LAND CONSERVANCYANN ARBOR, MI$15,9002025PROTECTING LOCAL WATER QUALITY THROUGH PERMANENT LAND PROTECTION
    MADE BY USATLANTA, GA$15,0002025CIVIC SEASON
    ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTERCHICAGO, IL$15,0002025MICHIGAN ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION & PROTECTION PROJECT
    RADA FOUNDATIONASHVILLE, NC$15,0002025DISASTER RELIEF - SUPPORT FOR THE RIVER ARTS DISTRICT'S RECOVERY FROM HURRICANE HELENE
    LIVE ZERO WASTE INCANN ARBOR, MI$10,0002025REDUCING PLASTIC WASTE IN YPSILANTI
    ASHEVILLE ART MUSEUMASHVILLE, NC$10,0002025DISASTER RELIEF - ASHEVILLE STRONG: CELEBRATING ART AND COMMUNITY AFTER HURRICANE HELENE
    SLAVE DWELLING PROJECT INCLADSON, SC$8,1002025KEYNOTE AT THE 8TH ANNUAL SLAVE DWELLING PROJECT CONFERENCE FEATURING MICHAEL HARRIOT
    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEAST LANSING, MI$5,0002025THOMAS RANGER MEMORIAL FUND 2024
    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEAST LANSING, MI$3,9762025VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION DINNER
    MICHIGAN ENVIORNMENTAL COUNCILLANSING, MI$2,0002025COMMUNITY MATCH PARTNER PROGRAM
    HURON PINESGAYLORD, MI$1,00020252024 STATE OF THE BAY CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP
    EXPONENT PHILANTHROPYWASHINGTON, DC$1,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT FOR PHILANTHROPY
    SIX RIVERS LAND CONSERVANCYROCHESTER, MI$6442025RIVERS ARE LIFE INITIAL PROJECT MEETING
    MAKE FOOD NOT WASTEDETROIT, MI$2142025SOUTHFIELD COMMUNITY FEAST
    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEAST LANSING, MI$130,00020242023 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATIONS
    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYEAST LANSING, MI$116,00020242021 MSU TOLLGATE FARM & EDUCATION CENTER OPERATIONS & PROGRAM SUPPORT
    THOMAS JEFFERSON FOUNDATION INCCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA$50,0002024MONTICELLO CURATORIAL INTERNSHIP
    COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG FOUNDATIONWILLIAMSBURG, VA$47,1842024FROM AFRICAN AMERICAN HANDS
    DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOMSWASHINGTON, DC$30,0002024OBJECTIVE-BASED LEARNING TRAINING VIDEOS
    WORCESTER ART MUSEUM (WAM)WORCESTER, MA$30,0002024THE PRICE OF LUXURY IN AMERICAN ART. RE-ENVISIONING THE WORCESTER ART MESUM'S PRESENTATION OF ITS EARLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS AND DECORATIVE ARTS COLLECTION
    OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE INCSTURBRIDGE, MA$25,0002024HERITAGE FARMING PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH (JOURNEY THROUGH FOOD)
    KALAMAZOO NATURE CENTERKALAMAZOO, MI$25,0002024AN INTERPRETATION PROGRAM TO HONOR THE LEGACY OF NATIVE AMERICAN AND BLACK FARMERS BY EXPLAINING AND DEMONSTRATING THEIR AGRICULTURAL CROPS AND PRACTICES AT DELANO HOMESTEAD
    EDSEL AND ELEANOR FORD HOUSEGROSSE POINTE SHORES, MI$25,0002024INVISIBLE LABOR PROJECT
    HISTORIC DEERFIELD INCDEERFIELD, MA$25,0002024UNNAMED FIGURES: BLACK PRESENCE AND ABSENSE IN THE EARLY AMERICAN NORTH
    MICHIGAN SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS FORUMGRAND RAPIDS, MI$25,0002024BENTON HARBOR JUSTICE 40 INITIATIVE: BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY CAPACITY IN A COMMUNITY IMPACTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
    ST JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCHBIRMINGHAM, MI$25,0002024MEMORIAL GIFT: MRS. LIVY 2021
    WINTERTHUR MUSEUM GARDEN & LIBRARYWINTERTHUR, DE$25,0002024EMPLOYING AN EARLY-CAREER FURNITURE CONSERVATOR TO CONSERVE A LATE-17TH CENRURY KAS
    BLACK TO THE LAND COALITIONDETROIT, MI$25,0002024DETROIT SUGARBUSH PRJECT- DESIGN AND FILM
    EARTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONATLANTA, GA$25,0002024COVID RELIEF
    EDIBLE FLINTFLINT, MI$25,0002024EDIBLE FLINT EDUCATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN STARTERS
    MICHIGAN HISTORY FOUNDATIONLANSING, MI$25,0002024DRUM CIRCLE FOR GCHI MSHIIKENH DEH MINISING / HEART OF THE GREAT TURTLE ISLAND
    SOO LOCKS CHILDRENS MUSEUMSAULT STE MARIE, MI$25,0002024DEVELOPMENT OF INTERACTIVE TREE EXHIBITS FOR THE MUSEUM'S NATURE-THEMED SECTION
    CROOKED TREE ARTS COUNCILTRAVERSE CITY, MI$25,0002024MICHIGAN: AN AMERICAN PORTRAIT FILM PROJECT

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $130,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    2024 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATIONS

    COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG FOUNDATION

    $32,000
    WILLIAMSBURG, VA2025

    WORLDS COLLIDE: ARCHAEOLOGY AND GLOBAL TRADE IN 18TH-CENTURY WILLIAMSBURG

    UNITED WAY OF NORTHEAST MICHIGAN

    $30,000
    ALPENA, MI2025

    CONTINUING TO FOSTER A CIRCULAR ECONOMY ROOTED IN REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEMS

    ASBURY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $30,000
    FLINT, MI2025

    ASBURY FARM INCUBATOR PROJECT

    HURON PINES

    $25,000
    GAYLORD, MI2025

    CATALYZING COMMUNITY ACTION TO PROTECT LAKE HURON

    CLINTON RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL

    $25,000
    ROCHESTER, MI
    2025

    ASSESSING HIGH PRIORITY RESTORATION, GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE, AND IMPACTFUL WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN THE CLINTON RIVER WATERSHED

    CITIZENS FOR A SAFE AND CLEAN LAKE SUPERIOR

    $25,000
    MARQUETTE, MI2025

    EDUCATING AND ADVOCATING FOR WETLAND PROTECTIONS IN MARQUETTE COUNTY

    JAMESTOWN REDISCOVERY FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    WILLIAMSBURG, VA2025

    LEGACIES OF 1619: LAW AND RACE AT JAMESTOWN

    FRESHWATER FUTURE

    $25,000
    PETOSKEY, MI2025

    INCREASING CAPACITY OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO ENSURE LONG-TERM EFFORTS TO PROTECT THE HEALTH OF THE GREAT LAKES

    VALLEY FORGE PARK ALLIANCE

    $25,000
    KING OF PRUSSIA, PA2025

    UNVEILING THE UNTOLD: ILLUMINATING AFRICAN AMERICAN STORIES AT VALLEY FORGE

    GROWING HOPE INC

    $25,000
    YPSILANTI, MI2025

    CULTIVATING ACCESSIBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY IN YPSILANTI'S FOOD SYSTEM

    FAIR FOOD NETWORK

    $25,000
    ANN ARBOR, MI2025

    MICHIGAN GOOD FOOD FUND SEED AWARDS

    MAKE FOOD NOT WASTE

    $25,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    THE 2030 PROJECT

    MUSKEGON RIVER WATERSHED ASSEMBLY

    $25,000
    BIG RAPIDS, MI2025

    FRIENDS OF THE MUSKEGON RIVER

    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATION

    $25,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    EASTERN MARKET MICROLOAN REVOLVING FUND

    CONCORD ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY

    $25,000
    CONCORD, MA2025

    WHOSE REVOLUTION

    PARTRIDGE CREEK COMPOST

    $21,840
    ISHPEMING, MI2025

    ENGAGING UPPER PENINSULA COMMUNITIES IN COMPOSTING AND FOOD-SYSTEM EDUCATION

    LEGACY LAND CONSERVANCY

    $15,900
    ANN ARBOR, MI2025

    PROTECTING LOCAL WATER QUALITY THROUGH PERMANENT LAND PROTECTION

    MADE BY US

    $15,000
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    CIVIC SEASON

    ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER

    $15,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    MICHIGAN ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION & PROTECTION PROJECT

    RADA FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    ASHVILLE, NC2025

    DISASTER RELIEF - SUPPORT FOR THE RIVER ARTS DISTRICT'S RECOVERY FROM HURRICANE HELENE

    LIVE ZERO WASTE INC

    $10,000
    ANN ARBOR, MI2025

    REDUCING PLASTIC WASTE IN YPSILANTI

    ASHEVILLE ART MUSEUM

    $10,000
    ASHVILLE, NC2025

    DISASTER RELIEF - ASHEVILLE STRONG: CELEBRATING ART AND COMMUNITY AFTER HURRICANE HELENE

    SLAVE DWELLING PROJECT INC

    $8,100
    LADSON, SC2025

    KEYNOTE AT THE 8TH ANNUAL SLAVE DWELLING PROJECT CONFERENCE FEATURING MICHAEL HARRIOT

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $5,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    THOMAS RANGER MEMORIAL FUND 2024

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $3,976
    EAST LANSING, MI2025

    VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION DINNER

    MICHIGAN ENVIORNMENTAL COUNCIL

    $2,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    COMMUNITY MATCH PARTNER PROGRAM

    HURON PINES

    $1,000
    GAYLORD, MI2025

    2024 STATE OF THE BAY CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP

    EXPONENT PHILANTHROPY

    $1,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT FOR PHILANTHROPY

    SIX RIVERS LAND CONSERVANCY

    $644
    ROCHESTER, MI2025

    RIVERS ARE LIFE INITIAL PROJECT MEETING

    MAKE FOOD NOT WASTE

    $214
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SOUTHFIELD COMMUNITY FEAST

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $130,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2024

    2023 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATIONS

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $116,000
    EAST LANSING, MI2024

    2021 MSU TOLLGATE FARM & EDUCATION CENTER OPERATIONS & PROGRAM SUPPORT

    THOMAS JEFFERSON FOUNDATION INC

    $50,000
    CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA2024

    MONTICELLO CURATORIAL INTERNSHIP

    COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG FOUNDATION

    $47,184
    WILLIAMSBURG, VA2024

    FROM AFRICAN AMERICAN HANDS

    DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOMS

    $30,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    OBJECTIVE-BASED LEARNING TRAINING VIDEOS

    WORCESTER ART MUSEUM (WAM)

    $30,000
    WORCESTER, MA2024

    THE PRICE OF LUXURY IN AMERICAN ART. RE-ENVISIONING THE WORCESTER ART MESUM'S PRESENTATION OF ITS EARLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS AND DECORATIVE ARTS COLLECTION

    OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE INC

    $25,000
    STURBRIDGE, MA2024

    HERITAGE FARMING PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH (JOURNEY THROUGH FOOD)

    KALAMAZOO NATURE CENTER

    $25,000
    KALAMAZOO, MI2024

    AN INTERPRETATION PROGRAM TO HONOR THE LEGACY OF NATIVE AMERICAN AND BLACK FARMERS BY EXPLAINING AND DEMONSTRATING THEIR AGRICULTURAL CROPS AND PRACTICES AT DELANO HOMESTEAD

    EDSEL AND ELEANOR FORD HOUSE

    $25,000
    GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MI2024

    INVISIBLE LABOR PROJECT

    HISTORIC DEERFIELD INC

    $25,000
    DEERFIELD, MA2024

    UNNAMED FIGURES: BLACK PRESENCE AND ABSENSE IN THE EARLY AMERICAN NORTH

    MICHIGAN SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS FORUM

    $25,000
    GRAND RAPIDS, MI2024

    BENTON HARBOR JUSTICE 40 INITIATIVE: BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY CAPACITY IN A COMMUNITY IMPACTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

    ST JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

    $25,000
    BIRMINGHAM, MI2024

    MEMORIAL GIFT: MRS. LIVY 2021

    WINTERTHUR MUSEUM GARDEN & LIBRARY

    $25,000
    WINTERTHUR, DE2024

    EMPLOYING AN EARLY-CAREER FURNITURE CONSERVATOR TO CONSERVE A LATE-17TH CENRURY KAS

    BLACK TO THE LAND COALITION

    $25,000
    DETROIT, MI2024

    DETROIT SUGARBUSH PRJECT- DESIGN AND FILM

    EARTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    ATLANTA, GA2024

    COVID RELIEF

    EDIBLE FLINT

    $25,000
    FLINT, MI2024

    EDIBLE FLINT EDUCATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN STARTERS

    MICHIGAN HISTORY FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    LANSING, MI2024

    DRUM CIRCLE FOR GCHI MSHIIKENH DEH MINISING / HEART OF THE GREAT TURTLE ISLAND

    SOO LOCKS CHILDRENS MUSEUM

    $25,000
    SAULT STE MARIE, MI2024

    DEVELOPMENT OF INTERACTIVE TREE EXHIBITS FOR THE MUSEUM'S NATURE-THEMED SECTION

    CROOKED TREE ARTS COUNCIL

    $25,000
    TRAVERSE CITY, MI2024

    MICHIGAN: AN AMERICAN PORTRAIT FILM PROJECT