26/05/2026
Indiana schools looking to strengthen campus safety and security should start planning now ahead of the June application window. This funding opportunity may support eligible security initiatives, and early preparation can make a major difference during the application process.
📞 Ready to get started? Book a call with our team through the link in our bio or DM us for more information.
12/05/2026
Georgia nonprofits: this is your chance to secure funding for meaningful security improvements.
With up to $3 million available through the Protection of Communities (FPC) Program, eligible organizations can strengthen their facilities and better protect the communities they serve.
Application deadline: May 22, 2026.
Visit emdnyc.com to learn how EMD can help turn your security goals into a grant-ready project.
28/04/2026
Test run 🎙️
We held our first trial podcast session at Palladino’s in Grand Central—just a test, but already a strong start.
At EMD, we help nonprofits, schools, and community organizations secure funding for safety and security improvements. This podcast is an extension of that—sharing real insights on today’s threat landscape and what actually works.
Huge thank you to Palladino’s for the space.
More to come 👀
22/04/2026
New York nonprofits have a new opportunity to strengthen their security.
The 2026 Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes (SCAHC) Grant Program offers up to $250,000 in funding for physical security and cybersecurity enhancements, including access control, surveillance systems, and other critical upgrades.
With a competitive application process and firm deadlines, early planning is essential.
At EM Designs, LLC (EMD), we support organizations through every step—from planning to submission.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to learn more and view the full announcement on LinkedIn.
14/04/2026
In our latest post on LinkedIn, we discuss the many benefits of enhanced access control. Managing facility access should be efficient, controlled, and secure.
Access control systems enable organizations to transition from physical keys to a centralized, flexible solution—providing clear visibility into who can access specific areas and when.
By reducing risks associated with lost keys and supporting rapid response capabilities, access control strengthens both daily operations and overall safety. In many cases, funding may also be available through security grants when part of a documented plan.
For organizations looking to enhance facility safety and operational control, this is a strong place to begin.
Our EMD LinkedIn page can be found through the link in bio.
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27/03/2026
Started Day 2 at ISC with the Mission 500 5K—great energy, a fun run with a solid crew, and a strong way to kick off the day!
25/03/2026
We’re having such a great experience at ISC West ‘26!