Michigan's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a powerful and innovative force, defined by a history of industrial transition and a deep philanthropic commitment to reinvention. This is evident in the sector's focus on economic development, environmental stewardship of the Great Lakes, and cradle-to-career education.

Michigan has one of the nation's most robust philanthropic ecosystems, home to several multi-billion dollar foundations and strong community and corporate funders. Funding is available for a wide range of needs, from project grants to large, transformative systems-change initiatives.

To secure nonprofit grants in Michigan, organizations should connect with the Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA). The most important tip is to "do your homework," as the state's major foundations have highly specific, national-level strategic frameworks. Tailoring proposals exactly to these frameworks is critical for success.