The Flint Kids Fund by the Community Foundation of Greater Flint supports programs advancing the health, education, and development of children affected by the Flint water crisis.
Funder: Community Foundation of Greater Flint
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (General application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Recent total awards ~$530,000/year; typical grants range from $10,000–$50,000 for 1-year projects.
Summary: Supports programs advancing the long-term health, education, and development of Flint children affected by the water crisis.
Key Information: Forecasted cycle—dates and requirements may shift; pre-application meeting required.
The Flint Kids Fund, managed by the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, is a 20-year initiative established in response to the Flint water crisis. It aims to address the impact of lead exposure and trauma on Flint’s youth by funding programs that enhance access to high-quality education, family literacy, healthy food and nutrition, comprehensive healthcare, and emotional and social support. The fund invests strategically in community-driven efforts to optimize learning, health, and well-being, ensuring Flint children can grow into healthy, confident adults. Priority areas include education and literacy, access to healthy food, medical care, and family/social-emotional support.