Kalamazoo Micro Enterprise Grant from United Way of South-Central Michigan

Kalamazoo Micro Enterprise Grant from United Way of South-Central Michigan

How it Works

Change the Story is a program from the United Way of South-Central Michigan for microbusinesses in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The program offers $5,000 grants on an annual basis.

Funding Focuses On

The Funding Focuses On microbusinesses located in Kalamazoo, Michigan to help break down barriers encountered by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and women-owned businesses.

Funding Limit

$5,000

Qualifications

Live in the Kalamazoo, Michigan region.

Financing Geographic Area 

Kalamazoo, Michigan 

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