The Public Library Services Grant Program (small grants) from the Library of Michigan funds supplies and materials to boost literacy, digital access, and local history programming in Michigan public libraries.
Funder: Library of Michigan
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $500–$1,500 per grant; reimbursement basis; supports supplies/materials only, not services.
Summary: Supports Michigan public libraries in expanding community programming in literacy, digital access, and local history by funding essential supplies and materials.
Key Information: Forecasted opportunity—dates and availability subject to annual cycle and state funding.
The Public Library Services Grant Program (small grants) is an annual, competitive funding opportunity administered by the Library of Michigan, designed to help Michigan public libraries enhance their programming in literacy, digital access, and local history. Grants fund the purchase of supplies and materials for library programs, such as circulating kits for family literacy, robotics, digital conversion, or oral history. The program aims to increase programming opportunities and improve access to information for diverse and underserved populations across Michigan.