10 Cents a Meal 2021-2022 Grantees and Their Counties by MASA Regions

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November 15, 2023 Megan McManus<mcmanu60@msu.edu>, Colleen Matts<matts@msu.edu>

10centsmichigan_transparent.png10 Cents a Meal for Michigan’s Kids and Farms (10 Cents) helps schools source and serve fresh and minimally processed (including frozen) Michigan-grown vegetables, fruits, and legumes. One of the first of its kind in the United States, this state-funded program matches what schools spend on fresh Michigan-grown products with grants of up to 10 cents per meal. 

 

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Schools and early care and education sites in every county of Michigan are eligible to apply for 10 Cents matching grant funds. During the 2021-2022 school year, there were 257 grantees a cross the state. 

The Michigan Association of Superintendents and Administrators (MASA) is arranged to serve Michigan schools across 10 regions. In this resource, the 2021-2022 10 Cents grantees are listed by their MASA region.   

 

To learn more about 10 Cents, visit tencentsmichigan.org. 

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