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Private foundation · EIN 38-2100939

Metro Health Foundation

Plymouth, MI

Metro Health Foundation is a private foundation based in Plymouth, MI. On its Form 990-PF for tax year 2025, it reported $408K in grants and contributions paid across 13 grants, with $7.68M in assets (fair market value). Its return lists how to submit a request. Its largest grants went to American Indian Health and Family Services, Centro Multicultural La Familia and Health Unit on Davison Ave.

How to request funding

Contact
Jessica Brown Executive Director
Phone
3138590929
Address
44744 Helm St, Plymouth, Mi, 48170
Form and materials
All funding requests will be discussed with foundation staff prior to preparation and submission of grant requests. foundation staff will determine if a grant request letter or full grant application is required. the foundation has specific grant letter and grant application formats. in addition to completing the required request document, grantseekers will be asked to provide a copy of their current irs determination letter indicating irs 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt status; a list of board of directors, with affiliations; the organization's current annual operating budget, including expenses and revenue; most recent annual financial statements (independently audited, if available; if not available they should attach a copy of their most recent completed irs form 990); letters of support should verify project need and collaboration with other organizations, if available.
Deadlines
Deadlines for submitting grant applications are february 1 and july 1
Restrictions
Grants are made to organizations with programs serving residents of the detroit, michigan metropolitan area (wayne, oakland and macomb counties). there will be no grants higher than 50,000; no grants will be made to municipalities, other governmental departments or funds (except by specific action). brick and mortar grants are discouraged. however, mhf will consider requests for initiatives that will help an organization build its capacity, including such things as new equipment, facility renovations, technology, new health center access points, etc. mhf will not provide loans; support religious organizations; indulge in lobbying; or support organizations which discriminate because of age, race, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or sex.

As reported on the foundation's Form 990-PF for tax year 2025. Requirements change; confirm with the foundation before applying.

Largest grants, tax year 2025

Historical data · not a prediction
RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
American Indian Health and Family ServicesDetroit, MIConstruction of Health Center$50,000
Centro Multicultural La FamiliaPontiac, MIHealth Insurance Navigation$50,000
Health Unit on Davison AveDetroit, MIHealth Clinic Renovation$50,000
Hope SheltersPontiac, MIOperating Costs$50,000
New Day FoundationRochester Hills, MISupport for Families with Cancer$50,000
Malta Dental and Medical CenterDetroit, MIClinic Renovation$40,000
AccessDearborn, MIHelath Insurance Navigation$25,000
World Medical ReliefSouthfield, MIMedicine$25,000
Michigan League for Public PolicyLansing, MIEducation & Research$20,000
World Medical ReliefSouthfield, MIUpgrade Hvac System$20,000
Camp Fire Southeast MichiganHolly, MIEducating Faith Leaders-Medicaid/Sna$12,000
Detroit Wayne Co Health AuthorityDetroit, MISchweitzer Fellowship Health Researc$8,000
Street Outreach TeamsDetroit, MICapacity Building$7,884

Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.

Where its grants went

Quick answers

Does Metro Health Foundation accept grant applications?

Its Form 990-PF lists how to submit a request. Form and materials: All funding requests will be discussed with foundation staff prior to preparation and submission of grant requests. foundation staff will determine if a grant request letter or full grant application is required. the foundation has specific grant letter and grant application formats. in addition to completing the required request document, grantseekers will be asked to provide a copy of their current irs determination letter indicating irs 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt status; a list of board of directors, with affiliations; the organization's current annual operating budget, including expenses and revenue; most recent annual financial statements (independently audited, if available; if not available they should attach a copy of their most recent completed irs form 990); letters of support should verify project need and collaboration with other organizations, if available.. Deadlines: Deadlines for submitting grant applications are february 1 and july 1. Restrictions: Grants are made to organizations with programs serving residents of the detroit, michigan metropolitan area (wayne, oakland and macomb counties). there will be no grants higher than 50,000; no grants will be made to municipalities, other governmental departments or funds (except by specific action). brick and mortar grants are discouraged. however, mhf will consider requests for initiatives that will help an organization build its capacity, including such things as new equipment, facility renovations, technology, new health center access points, etc. mhf will not provide loans; support religious organizations; indulge in lobbying; or support organizations which discriminate because of age, race, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or sex.. Confirm current requirements with the foundation before applying.

How much does Metro Health Foundation give each year?

For tax year 2025, it reported $407,884 in grants and contributions paid (13 grants). Giving can change from year to year.

What organizations has Metro Health Foundation funded?

Its largest grants in tax year 2025 went to American Indian Health and Family Services (MI), $50K, Centro Multicultural La Familia (MI), $50K, Health Unit on Davison Ave (MI), $50K, Hope Shelters (MI), $50K and New Day Foundation (MI), $50K.