You can make a difference to help your community respond and recover from COVID-19 … help protect school children… to deliver hope to the person who feels alone.
Your time, talent and donations can have an impact now.
All Michiganders can volunteer their compassion and commitment to fighting this virus, and help communities respond and recover.
Michiganders and businesses can donate items needed most by Michigan schools and nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable populations.
Health care organizations across Michigan are hiring full-time, part-time, and temporary staff to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find thousands of health care jobs with the COVID-19 Health Care Job Portal today.
Michiganders and businesses can donate items needed most by Michigan schools and nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable populations. Many facilities throughout Michigan are facing shortages of personal protective equipment. Donations for essential items will be used to meet the most pressing needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Below are the material donations needed most by these facilities.
The Michigan Community Service Commission can be contacted at COVID19donations@michigan.gov or 517-335-4295.
Make your secure online donation with the Michigan Department of Treasury.
Monetary donations to Michigan’s COVID-19 Response and Recovery Initiative will support critical services for Michiganders impacted by the pandemic. Funds will be distributed through the State Emergency Operations Center established process, based on critical needs. Funds may be allocated to provide food and water, education support for children, and other essential activities as more needs are identified. Donating to the State of Michigan will help leverage federal resources, including FEMA funds, that require a match.
Donations of any size can be made by credit/debit card. If your donation exceeds $25,000 and you wish to discuss the processing of your contribution, contact the Michigan Community Service Commission at COVID19donations@michigan.gov or 517-335-4295. In the interests of personal privacy, personally identifiable information provided in the making of a donation will be withheld from public disclosure to the extent permitted by law.
