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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Primary Objective of This Project Is to Provide One Wood Stove Changeout in Each of Four Tribal Communities in Michigan Along With Providing Educational Outreach and Fostering Tribal Relationship Development to Create the Foundation for Potential Future Larger Changeout Programs or Education Collaboratives for Addressing Lung Health. These Changeouts Will Reduce Harmful Pollutants by Replacing Existing Highly-polluting Wood Stoves, Inserts, Furnaces and Wood Boilers With Epa-certified Wood or Energy Star Certified Gas Stoves, Furnaces and Inserts While Helping Tribal Members Secure Healthy, Stable, and Reliable Heat.
Committed
$20,000
Paid out
$1.7K
8%
Committed, not yet paid
$18.3K
92%
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