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Justice system reform projects receive over $2 million from joint philanthropy fund
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Managing Director Wendy Lewis Jackson says the decision to provide Detroiters with accessible information was a no-brainer.
If you’ve been listening to WDET for the past few months, you have heard about our need for a new transmitter. Thanks to the Kresge Foundation‘s generous help, a new one will soon be sending our programming out to you. For Detroit listeners, this contribution is so much more than new equipment.
“Our Detroit program at Kresge is about advancing equity and justice and we do that … through strengthening [the] social, cultural and physical fabric of Detroit … information is so vital.” Wendy Lewis Jackson, The Kresge Foundation
Detroit offers grants to churches, nonprofits affected by COVID-19
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Houses of worship struggling due to virus can seek grants
April 20, 2021
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DETROIT (AP) Grants from $5,000 to $20,000 are being made available in Detroit for houses of worship struggling financially during the coronavirus pandemic.
Churches, synagogues, mosques and small nonprofits can apply beginning May 3 for funding through the Faith Forward program, the city said Tuesday.
Information sessions about the program begin April 27. The city said $650,000 in funding currently is available. Major donors include the Troy-based Kresge Foundation, United Way of Southeastern Michigan, and Catholic and Jewish organizations.
Grants will be available to eligible organizations providing COVID-19 related community services that include those partnering with the city on virus vaccine sites.