Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan

Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan was established in 1981 as the philanthropic arm of MAFP. It invests in initiatives that support the advancement of family medicine in Michigan in the areas of student and resident interest, professional development, continuing medical education, research, and public health.

A charitable public foundation recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization by the Internal Revenue Service, Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan is able to accept grants, deductible gifts, and donations from family physicians, corporate entities, and the general public. Together, we can advance family medicine in Michigan!

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Supporting the Future of Family Medicine

Through grants, educational experiences, scholarships, and leadership opportunities, Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan invests in the future of family medicine across the state.

Family Medicine Interest Group Grants

The Foundation has awarded $75,115 through 71 FMIG grants, supporting student-led educational programs and hands-on experiences that promote family medicine across Michigan.

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Medical Student Externship

The Foundation has invested $44,000 in stipends for 22 medical students, providing hands-on experiences alongside practicing family physicians and valuable exposure to the specialty.

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Student & Resident Delegates

Supporting Michigan medical students and residents serving as delegates to the AAFP national congresses during FUTURE.

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Additional Foundation Support

Student & Resident Conference Scholarships

Helping medical students and residents attend the Michigan Family Medicine Conference and connect with Michigan's family medicine community.

Family Medicine Research Day

Supporting opportunities for medical students, residents, and family physicians to showcase family medicine research.

Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan Board of Trustees

Trustees serve in an advisory capacity, overseeing FMFM's work as the philanthropic arm of MAFP. Trustee seats are filled by members of MAFP. In addition, one seat is reserved for a non-member who is a corporate or organizational partner with a passion for family medicine's value to society. Board meetings take place on a quarterly basis, with committee service and additional work occurring between meetings.