These are the organizations Rep. Grant went to bat for, securing direct state dollars for the programs and places that make Southeast Grand Rapids stronger.
16 transitional tiny homes and a construction workforce training center on Garden Street for residents rebuilding their lives.
Therapeutic education for children and adults with neurological motor disorders, with access that didn't exist before.
Kept West Michigan's leading orchestra performing and its community programming alive through economic recovery.
Preservation upgrades protecting 250,000+ artifacts, with expanded public access to all of them.
More healthcare for uninsured and underserved residents, delivered right here in Grand Rapids.
A stronger local healthcare workforce and expanded services for families across Kent County.
Upgraded facilities and broader arts access for audiences across the city.
A community hub combining arts programming, affordable housing, and space for local artists and entrepreneurs.
Capital improvements and resources helping Hispanic-owned businesses grow and thrive across West Michigan.
A modernized community anchor in the Third Ward: more space, better programming, open to everyone.
Securing resources for this district isn’t just a job. It’s a responsibility I take personally.
Every budget vote is a choice about who matters. Rep. Grant has consistently voted to fund education, healthcare, safety, and infrastructure for the people of District 82.
Every dollar goes back into District 82. Donate today to keep the investment coming.
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