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Application Process. The Kresge Foundation awards grants in the following areas: American Cities, Arts & Culture, Detroit, Education, Environment, Health, Human Services and Social Investment Practice. Most often, we proactively invite or solicit applications from individual organizations.
The Social Investment Practice partners with programs to complement their efforts by unlocking capital streams with loans, deposits, equity and guarantees. Together, grants and social investments can create better and more sustainable impact.
Kresge awards single and multiyear grants for general operating support, projects and planning. We also use social investing tools such as program-related investments, guarantees and equity. How to Apply
The Kresge Foundation, located in metro Detroit, works to expand opportunity in America’s cities through grantmaking and social investing.
Kresge’s grant database allows you to search for grants awarded since 2009. You can search and filter by program area, focus area, year and location.
Jun 30, 2011 · Watch the Apply for Funding page on the Kresge Foundation website(www.kresge.org) for details. Education Program challenge grants are awarded only for higher education construction or
Nov 8, 2023 · Here you’ll find the what, when, and how to successfully complete an application for Kresge Artist Fellowships and Gilda Awards. Check below for the 2024 timeline for awards in the categories of Live Arts and Film & Music, determine whether you’re eligible to apply, and learn how fellows and Gilda Award recipients are chosen.
Program officers may invite applications from organizations that advance programmatic priorities. If your organization is invited to apply, you may receive special instructions about using our application system.
Kresge is a strategic philanthropy, guided by six values, that works through grantmaking and social investing to expand opportunity in America’s cities.
Kresge’s support of the Section 108 program helps unlock tens of millions of low-cost, long-term, flexible federal funding that will finance development in low-wealth neighborhoods. View Website
