Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, announced today the launch of the Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund – a $2 million fund to leverage private capital to abate lead-based paint hazards in single-family homes and single-family income properties.
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A new loan program from Michigan Saves will help low- to moderate-income Detroiters and nonprofit organizations more easily access financing to update buildings and electrical systems to greener, cleaner and more cost-effective technologies. The new loan program will launch on Wednesday, June 1, 2022.
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During Black History Month and every month, it’s important to recognize the contributions that Black American inventors like Louis W. Roberts have made to the evolution of technology. Roberts specialized in the study of microwaves (the physics phenomenon, not the oven) and related fields and applied them to aircraft and spacecraft technology, among other things.
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Major contributions to energy sciences have been made by Black inventors like David Crosthwait, who created an improved boiler system and thermostat control, among many other achievements. In fact, you can think of him as the father of modern HVAC systems.
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Michigan Saves seeks a professional, innovative video production company with demonstrated capabilities to produce a series of videos that showcase our organization’s value and services. Please submit responses by 5:00 PM EST on February 23, 2022.
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Michigan Saves seeks a new team member to assist the director of programs in managing all aspects of a project lifecycle, including planning, scope definition, design, execution, and delivery.
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Michigan Saves seeks a vendor to create and manage a centralized, relational database management system and business intelligence tool.
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Michigan Saves seeks a qualified accountancy/professional services firm to provide financial audit services. Submissions are due by 5:00 PM EST on January 28, 2022.
Read MoreThe State of Michigan’s fiscal year 2022 budget will provide a $1.5 million grant for Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank.
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The proof of program success is clearly in the pudding when it comes to the first municipality and municipal utility to pair up with Michigan Saves for on-bill—the City of Holland and Holland Board of Public Works (BPW)—who started their journey in 2016 with the Holland On-Bill Loan Program.
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