Got a project that benefits Farmington area youth and families?

Community, Farmington, Farmington Hills

Press release

The Farmington & Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth & Families (FFHFYF) is now accepting grant applications for the Fall 2017 allocation.

FFHFYF spring grant presentation
FFHFYF Trustee Lynn Halton (center) presents a grant award check to Kyle Anderson, Executive Director and Abigail Sacco, Youth Development Manager from the Farmington Family YMCA. (courtesy Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth & Families) 

FFHFYF supports programs and provides funds to improve the quality of life for children, youth and families, particularly those in need, within the communities of Farmington and Farmington Hills. Spring grant awards went to the following organizations and programs:

  • Antioch Lutheran Church Free Reading Tutors
  • City of Farmington Hills Youth & Family Services After School Program
  • Farmington Family YMCA
  • Farmington Public Schools Homeless Program
  • Heartfelt Harvest
  • Neighborhood House
  • West Oaks Civitan

If you are looking for funding for a project or organization that benefits youth and families in the Farmington and Farmington Hills area, visit ffhfoundation.org/home/grant-info/ for more information on eligibility and how to apply.

The fall application deadline is Oct. 15; the spring deadline is Apr. 15.

To learn more, write to info@ffhfoundation.org, or call 248-426-1190.

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