Capital Grants
KZCF offers funding to support capital campaign projects such as building renovations, new constructions, land acquisition and equipment purchases for eligible organizations or projects in Kalamazoo County.
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Grants at a Glance
Up to $100k
One-Year Award
Application Opens
Aug. 13, 2025
Application Deadline
Sept. 24, 2025, by 5 p.m.
Grant Details
Get started with this grant — it’s easy!

Apply Online
Submit an online application by the next deadline, including a required project budget and timeline.

Let the Review Begin
The outcome of your request will be sent via email in December. If a grant is awarded, you’ll receive a grant agreement to sign and return.

Keep in Touch!
You’ll be assigned a Community Impact Officer who will be your main point of contact throughout the grant process and will send additional information as needed during the life of your grant.
Grants got you stumped? Ask Kari.
To learn more about our grantmaking process, get guidance with your grant-writing, or ask any lingering questions, contact Kari Benjamin Hamann via the contact form or call 269.381.4416.
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