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• Sources of funding for public libraries in MichiganThere are many sources of funding for libraries in Michigan. Some are private, some are public - either state or federal. Some come from through the Library of Michigan and others are founded on the efforts of local libraries. Take a look through the links below to learn more about funding sources.

Grants/Funding for Libraries

Click here for: Federal, state, local and private funding sources for Michigan's public libraries including information about community foundations.

Library Services and Technology Act LSTA

Click here for: LSTA is a federal granting program for Michigan libraries.

Universal Service Fund USF (E-rate)

Click here for: USF (E-rate) is an Internet, phone and internal connections support program for K-12 schools and libraries.

Other Funding Sources

Click here for: A variety of funding sources including awards from the Library of Michigan Foundation.


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