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Tobacco-Free Michigan is excited to announce that we have received additional short-term funding to be given out as mini-grants to our members and partners. These grants have been successful in the past reducing the disparity in tobacco impact, engaging youth in the tobacco free movement, increasing public awareness of ENDS and serving as a pilot for a project that could reduce the impact that tobacco has on public health. Due to the short-term nature of the funding, all applications must be made by May 1st and grant announcements will be made by May 15th.

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Applications can be found here.​

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Past grants have included:

  • Host an event for a group of youth or adults to provide non-lobbying policy education to stakeholders.

  • Training or a conference that supports tobacco/nicotine prevention or cessation work, such as tobacco treatment specialist training.

  • Youth or young adult vaping/nicotine prevention events, such as interactive tabling or presenting at schools and colleges.

  • Signage or other materials to support tobacco-free, vape-free, and/or smoke-free policies.

  • Tobacco/nicotine prevention or cessation media or educational campaign.

  • Nicotine replacement therapy for clinics

  • Hiring an intern or temporary program contractor for a tobacco project.

  • Start-up costs for a long-term project.


Limitations:

  • The maximum request that will be considered is $10,000.

  • All money must be spent between May 15, 2026 and September 30, 2026.

  • No lobbying.

  • No food or drink.


Please contact Paul Steiner with any questions at tfm@tobaccofreemichigan.org or (517) 974-1951.

 

Applications can be found here.

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