Michigan Good Food Fund Pitch Competition

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Michigan Good Food Fund Pitch Competition

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Join the Michigan Good Food Fund and MSU Product Center for the 3rd annual Michigan Good Food Fund pitch event at Making it in Michigan, April 23, 2024, 6 – 8 PM. Three packaged food makers, Guac and Roll, Sticky Spoon Jams, and Sweet Lee’s Teas selected from a pool of over 30 applicants, will pitch live before a panel of judges starting at 7 PM.

Cash prizes of $2,000, $3,000, and $5,000 and one $5,000 technical assistance services award are powered by Lake Trust Credit Union, Fair Food Network, and Michigan Economic Development Corporation and Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s Pure Michigan Business Connect. The event is provided the Michigan Good Food Fund partners, MSU Center for Regional Food Systems and Fair Food Network along with the MSU Product Center.

The event will take place at the Lansing Center’s Pub overlooking the Grand River. There is no cost to attend this networking event, but registration is recommended. Register here. 

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