The Mayor and City Council of the City of Detroit invite community organizations to submit Applications for projects to be funded by the Community Development Block Grant/Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (CDBG/NOF) program.
Donor Name: City of Detroit
State: Michigan
City: City of Detroit
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 10/10/2025
Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
Funding Priorities
- Public Safety
- Public Safety component includes neighborhood or community-based activities focused on safe keeping of citizens.
- Education
- Education component will provide academic support to individuals in school or those that did not finish high school and desire to improve their literacy, leadership development, or get their GED and/or basic job training or skill set improvement.
- Health
- Health component is specifically designed for the provision of other Health services, which does not include transportation or medical appointments.
- Transportation: To medical appointments
- Health Services: Dental appointments, drug prescriptions etc.
- Senior Health & Wellness
- Health component is specifically designed for the provision of other Health services, which does not include transportation or medical appointments.
- Seniors
- Seniors’ component includes activities targeted for the well-being of senior citizens for transportation and health services.
- Transportation: To medical appointments
- Health Services: Dental appointments, drug prescriptions etc.
- Senior Health & Wellness
- Seniors’ component includes activities targeted for the well-being of senior citizens for transportation and health services.
- Youth Recreation
Funding Information
Grant ranging from $50,000 to $100,000 for each Public Service Program Application.
Eligibility Criteria
All nonprofit, tax-exempt community organizations with at least two (2) years of operation that wish to participate in the development and implementation of CDBG/NOF projects as advisors and/or as operating agencies may submit Applications.
For more information, visit City of Detroit.


