What is Flint BRAND? |
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Flint BRAND stands for Building Resident Action by Neighborhood Design. Through the program grassroots organizations such as neighborhood associations, block-clubs, and crime watches are eligible to apply for up to $10,000 in support to help implement projects that create a visible, positive, and lasting change in the physical landscape of their community. As part of the Flint BRAND, Genesee County Habitat for Humanity staff will work hand-in-hand with community groups throughout the design, application, and implementation phases of a group's project to ensure that each project is a success. Habitat staff will also work with applicants to help leverage additional resources to support the successful implementation and long-term sustainability of each project.
Your group is in it for the long-haul, and so are we! |
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FLINT BRAND 2019 Projects
- Eastside Franklin Park Neighborhood Association
- Canniff Cloverlawn Wamington Wisner Block Club
- Ubuntu Civic Park Group
- Grand Traverse District Neighborhood Association
- Carriage Town Historic Neighborhood Association
- Our Savior Lutheran Church
- Friends of Hasselbring Park
- Rollingwood Blight Neighborhood Association
- Broadway Boulevard | Franklin Ave Corridor
- Central Park Neighborhood Association
- Foss Ave. Block Club
- Fleming Park
- Howard’s Helping Hands
- Brennan Park
How do I apply?
The application window for 2019 Flint BRAND projects has closed.
Application Documents
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Application and Project Selection Process
Project applications must be submitted by April 10th, 2019 at 5:00 pm. Applications may be submitted via email, fax, or in person at:
Genesee County Habitat for Humanity and ReStore
101 Burton St.
Flint, MI 48503
(810)766-9089 ext. 208 (phone)
(810)766-9094 (fax)
neighborhoods@geneseehabitat.org
Eligible groups may submit only one application per project review round. It is required that each group meet with GCHFH staff prior to or at the time of submission. Projects will be selected based on feasibility, sustainability, and alignment with program guidelines. Groups that do not receive project approval during a given project review round will be provided with feedback that can be used to strengthen applications and are eligible to submit a revised application for consideration in the event in the event that future applications rounds open up.
Project applications will be reviewed and voted on by an independent review panel consisting of Flint residents.
Genesee County Habitat for Humanity and ReStore
101 Burton St.
Flint, MI 48503
(810)766-9089 ext. 208 (phone)
(810)766-9094 (fax)
neighborhoods@geneseehabitat.org
Eligible groups may submit only one application per project review round. It is required that each group meet with GCHFH staff prior to or at the time of submission. Projects will be selected based on feasibility, sustainability, and alignment with program guidelines. Groups that do not receive project approval during a given project review round will be provided with feedback that can be used to strengthen applications and are eligible to submit a revised application for consideration in the event in the event that future applications rounds open up.
Project applications will be reviewed and voted on by an independent review panel consisting of Flint residents.
2019 Flint BRAND Program Committee |
2017 Flint BRAND Participating Groups
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Jennifer Riggs
- Genesee County Land Bank Corey Archambault -United Way Latishia Berry - Habitat Homeowner/GCHFH Board of Directors Andrea Anaich -Flint Resident Genesee County Habitat for Humanity Flint BRAND Groups in Action!
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Urban Transformation Development
- Dewey Park Revitalization King Ave PLUS - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Peace Garden Brownell Holmes Neighborhood Association - Youth Landscaping and Pop-up Library Adams Avenue Block Club - Community Garden and Blight Elimination Northwest Pierson MLK Association - Youth Landscaping New Community Block Club - Welch & Chevrolet Revitalization Fleming Park Adopters - Fleming Park Revitalization Brownell Blvd. Coalition - Community Food Hub West Flint Community Watch - Corunna Rd. Corridor Revitalization Metewanenee Hills Neighborhood Association - Met. Hills Community of Choice Initiative Glendale Hills Neighborhood Association - Community Placemaking |
Flint BRAND made possible thanks to support from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation!
What's your Flint BRAND?
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