Grant Highlights
Detroit
DAPCEP provides out-of-school educational enrichment to prepare students to pursue careers in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields. This grant extends additional funding support for transportation.
The program provides out-of-school educational enrichment to prepare students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This three-year grant supports curriculum upgrades, creates a transportation hub in an east-side neighborhood, and extends outreach efforts to youth.
The program provides out-of-school educational enrichment to prepare students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Funding from a three-year grant is being used to increase participation by underrepresented youth in its core programs and to design and implement a sustainable revenue model.
The nonprofit community development coalition was founded by 14 churches in Detroit working to improve the quality of life along the Gratiot Avenue corridor. This two-year grant supports the alliance’s Gratiot Avenue Redevelopment Initiative, a mixed-use commercial/residential project.
The community development coalition was founded by 14 churches in Detroit working to improve the quality of life along the Gratiot Avenue corridor. This two-year grant supports the alliance’s Gratiot Avenue Redevelopment Initiative, a mixed-use commercial/residential project.
In addition to its musical performances, the group has pioneered a collaborative business model that offers other performing-arts organizations the opportunity to share staff, office space, technology, and administrative services or receive arts-management assistance. Funding is being used to engage a consultant to scale and streamline this shared-resources model.
The community development financial institution assists in revitalizing economically distressed areas of Detroit by providing loans and technical assistance to small-business owners, developers, building owners and contractors. This grant helps to fund the Detroit Grocer Working Capital program, which makes financing available to full-service independent neighborhood grocers in the city.
The organization engages in business attraction, downtown redevelopment, and financing programs. This grant provides additional funding to support phase two of the association’s Detroit Strategic Framework Plan, which seeks to engage residents in understanding and guiding Detroit in its future policy, planning, and fiscal decision making to achieve a new vision for the city.
The organization engages in business attraction, downtown redevelopment, and financing programs. This grant supports revitalization activities aimed at reconstituting and fortifying Detroit’s important commercial centers, including the Woodward Avenue corridor.
The organization engages in business attraction, downtown redevelopment, and financing programs. Funding supported phase one of the association’s Detroit Strategic Framework Plan, which seeks to engage residents in understanding and guiding Detroit in its future policy, planning, and fiscal decision making to achieve a new vision for the city.