Michigan Pharmacy Foundation (MPF) Grant

Michigan Pharmacy Foundation (MPF) was established as an initiative of Michigan Pharmacists Association (MPA) in 1993.

The Michigan Pharmacy Foundation is dedicated to advancing the pharmacy profession by supporting education, leadership development, and innovative practices that benefit the health and wellness of communities throughout Michigan. Through initiatives like scholarships, grants, and the Health Professional Leadership Academy, the Foundation empowers current and future pharmacy professionals to excel in their careers and make a positive impact on public health.

With a commitment to fostering the future of pharmacy, the Michigan Pharmacy Foundation collaborates with partners and donors to create opportunities for growth and development within the field. By investing in education and leadership, the Foundation ensures that the pharmacy profession remains dynamic, innovative, and prepared to meet the evolving healthcare needs of society.

Michigan Pharmacy Foundation Grant

Michigan Pharmacy Foundation (MPF) provides grant funding for projects that support its mission to advance pharmacy leadership, education and research and to promote pharmacy practice to the highest level of patient care. Over more than 20 years, the Foundation has awarded in excess of $275,000 in grant funding for projects that advance the profession.

MPF accepts grant applications from individual pharmacy professionals, including student pharmacists and residents, pharmacy organizations, colleges of pharmacy and pharmacy businesses in Michigan who desire to obtain funding for a project that promotes the mission of MPF in the state. It is important that these individuals or organizations conduct business without discrimination on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, national origin or any other characteristic protected by law.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

• MPF accepts grant applications from individual pharmacy professionals, including student pharmacists and residents, pharmacy organizations, colleges of pharmacy and pharmacy businesses in Michigan .

Ineligibility

• The Foundation typically will not fund grants for the following types of projects:
  • Construction projects (new building or routine maintenance)
  • Proprietary projects
  • Annual giving campaigns
  • operating expenses (except for start-up purposes)
  • Equipment purchases
  • Fundraising events
  • Religious or sectarian purposes
  • Computer hardware equipment
  • Salaries to support organizational staff or grant recipients; however, fees for research/technician services, consulting fees or administrative services expenses may be allowable if essential to the development/implementation of the project.
  • Partisan political purposes
  • Loans
  • Re-granting
  • Indirect costs exceeding 10 percent of the grant
  • Programs or projects conducted outside the state of Michigan