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    Hudson-Webber Foundation

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    DETROIT, MIWebsite3139637777

    About Hudson-Webber Foundation

    The Hudson-Webber Foundation made a single large, targeted grant in this dataset to support community development and neighborhood revitalization in Detroit by funding intermediary capital for Community Development Organizations (CDOs). The award to Enterprise Community Partners for the Detroit CDO Fund and the Elevating CDO (ECDO) Fund indicates a focus on scaling affordable housing, community-led development, and capacity-building for local development organizations.

    Focus Areas

    Intermediary capital for Detroit Community Development Organizations (CDOs)Neighborhood revitalization and affordable housing financing in DetroitCapacity-building and elevating local community development leaders

    Who They Fund

    Detroit residents / Detroit-region communitiesresidents of under-resourced / low-income neighborhoodssmall business owners and local entrepreneursartists and cultural organizationsjustice-involved individuals and communities affected by incarceration

    About Hudson-Webber Foundation

    Hudson-webber Foundation’s grantmaking centers on Detroit neighborhood development, with a notable 2024–2025 pattern of large support for intermediary capital that helps local community development organizations scale. The clearest example is its funding to Enterprise Community Partners for the Detroit CDO Fund and the Elevating CDO (ECDO) Fund, which points to an emphasis on affordable housing, community-led development, and organizational capacity for Detroit’s development ecosystem. That same neighborhood-building lens shows up across other grants to place-based intermediaries and civic organizations working on economic stability, built environment improvements, and community safety. The foundation also backs operating and renewal support for institutions tied to Detroit’s civic and cultural life, including Midtown Detroit Inc., Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Inc., and Joe Louis Greenway Partnership. Its mission areas span Arts & Culture, Built Environment, Community & Economic Development, Safe & Just Communities, and Policy & Research, but the common thread is investment in Detroit-based organizations or work that produces significant benefit for the city. The result is a portfolio that combines large institutional commitments with support for local capacity, neighborhood revitalization, and long-term place-based change.

    What Hudson-Webber Foundation Funds

    In community and economic development, Hudson-webber Foundation gave $225,000 to Local Initiatives Support Corporation for community land trust ecosystem support, and $200,000 to Local Initiatives Support Corporation for an equity-based economic development agenda to develop local talent, revitalize neighborhoods, and support small businesses. Those grants align with a broader emphasis on inclusive economic growth and neighborhood stability. Built-environment giving includes $250,000 to Detroit Economic Growth Association for Detroit down payment assistance and $200,000 to Joe Louis Greenway Partnership for general operating support renewal, both tied to shaping Detroit’s physical landscape and housing access. Its safe-and-just communities work is visible in $250,000 to Force Detroit Inc for a neighborhood-based community violence intervention strategy and $150,000 to Detroit Public Safety Foundation for a civil rights risk management tool and supplementary consultant. In policy and research, $150,000 to Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network supported phase II of a public jail dashboard for Wayne County.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $9.1M

    Total Assets

    $166.6M

    Total Revenue

    $6.7M

    Total Expenses

    $11.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $2K and $36K, with a median of $7K.

    25th Percentile

    $2K

    Median

    $7K

    75th Percentile

    $36K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional12 states funded
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    EIN (Tax ID): 38-6052131Latest Form 990: 2025Total assets: $166.6M3 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: a single large grant to an intermediary organization, indicating preference for catalytic, high-impact investments that fund multiple local organizations rather than many small direct-service grants.

    Funding Style

    general operating / unrestricted supportcapacity building / organizational strengtheningmulti-year / renewal grantsseed / startup and launch funding

    Notable grantees: Enterprise Community Partners Inc (Detroit CDO Fund / Elevating CDO Fund)

    Topics

    inclusive economic development and workforce/local talent developmentaffordable housing and community land trust supportsmall business support and local entrepreneurship networksneighborhood revitalization and place-based investmentcommunity violence intervention and community policing innovationarts, culture and cultural institution operating supportdata, research and civic dashboards/metrics (neighborhood vitality, jail dashboard)

    How Hudson-Webber Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size is modest compared with the foundation’s larger program investments: the distribution shows a p25 of $1,575, a median of $6,900, and a p75 of $35,925. At the upper end, the recent-grants list includes six-figure awards, including repeated support for the same organizations across 2024 and 2025. That repeat pattern suggests renewal-style funding is part of the foundation’s approach, especially for operating support and multi-year civic initiatives. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it funds individuals through the Hudsonian Assistance and Counseling Program. Unsolicited applications are not accepted for the main grant programs.

    Where Hudson-Webber Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in Detroit: 60% of grants go to recipients in Michigan, and the recent-grants list is dominated by Detroit recipients. Beyond the city, the foundation’s top giving state by grant count is DC, though the grant list provided here is overwhelmingly local. Named recipient locations in the recent data include Detroit, Midtown Detroit, the Detroit region, Southeast Michigan, and one New York, NY recipient for community land trust ecosystem support. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Hudson-Webber Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Hudson-webber Foundation fund most often?

    It funds 501(c)(3) nonprofits and community partners working on Detroit-focused arts and culture, built environment, community and economic development, safe and just communities, and policy and research. The stated priorities emphasize neighborhood benefit, equity-focused work, and place-based investment in Detroit.

    Does Hudson-webber Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Not for its main grant programs. The arts and culture, safe and just communities, mission area, general grantmaking, and community and economic development programs all note that they do not accept unsolicited applications. The Hudsonian Assistance and Counseling Program is the exception in the dataset and is listed as accepting unsolicited requests.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The recent data shows a p25 of $1,575, a median grant of $6,900, and a p75 of $35,925. The same dataset also includes much larger awards in the six-figure range for operating support, intermediaries, and civic initiatives.

    What are the foundation’s main focus areas?

    Its mission areas are Arts & Culture, Built Environment, Community & Economic Development, Safe & Just Communities, and Policy & Research. Within those areas, the program descriptions emphasize neighborhood-based arts, housing and corridor improvements, inclusive economic development, public safety and justice reform, and policy or research tools tied to Detroit.

    Does Hudson-webber Foundation fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. The recent grants list shows repeated support across 2024 and 2025 for several recipients, including Enterprise Community Partners Inc, Foundation for Detroit's Future, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Midtown Detroit Inc, Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Inc, and Joe Louis Greenway Partnership.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Hudson-Webber Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowRolling cadenceMay not accept unsolicited proposalsAward: $300K – $1.2M

    Mission Area Grantmaking (Arts & Culture; Built Environment; Community & Economic Development; Safe & Just Communities; Policy & Research)

    Arts & CultureBuilt EnvironmentCommunity & Economic Development+5 more

    Who can apply: Organizations whose work aligns with the Foundation’s mission areas and grant‑making guidelines and that primarily serve Detroit communities. Specific eligibility and required materials are communicated if invited to submit a full proposal.

    Deadline: No public application deadlines; proposals are reviewed quarterly. The LOI/portal is currently paused and the Foundation is handling new interest via the Conversation Request Form.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCDETROIT, MI$550,0002025DETROIT CDO FUND AND THE ELEVATING CDO (ECDO) FUND
    FOUNDATION FOR DETROIT'S FUTUREDETROIT, MI$500,0002025DIA SETTLEMENT ("GRAND BARGAIN")
    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGANDETROIT, MI$400,0002025MICHIGAN JUSTICE FUND
    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGANDETROIT, MI$400,0002025MICHIGAN JUSTICE FUND
    MIDTOWN DETROIT INCDETROIT, MI$300,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTSDETROIT, MI$250,0002025FOR UNRESTRICTED OPERATING ENDOWMENT SUPPORT IN RECOGNITION OF MARY ANNE AND EUGENE A. GARGARO
    DETROIT REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATIONDETROIT, MI$250,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS TO SUPPORT INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR ALL IN THE DETROIT REGION
    DETROIT ECONOMIC GROWTH ASSOCIATIONDETROIT, MI$250,0002025DETROIT DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE
    LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORPORATIONNEW YORK, NY$225,0002025COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ECOSYSTEM SUPPORT
    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCDETROIT, MI$225,0002025SUPPORT EWDC AND JEI
    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVOCATES OF DETROITDETROIT, MI$225,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    INVEST DETROIT FOUNDATIONDETROIT, MI$200,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    JOE LOUIS GREENWAY PARTNERSHIPDETROIT, MI$200,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT RENEWAL
    DETROIT RIVERFRONT CONSERVANCY INCDETROIT, MI$200,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    JOE LOUIS GREENWAY PARTNERSHIPDETROIT, MI$200,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT RENEWAL
    DETROIT RIVERFRONT CONSERVANCY INCDETROIT, MI$200,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGANDETROIT, MI$150,0002025SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT NETWORK
    LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORPORATIONNEW YORK, NY$150,0002025LISC DETROIT: IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE EQUITY-BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENDA TO DEVELOP LOCAL TALENT, REVITALIZE NEIGHBORHOODS AND SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES
    BELLE ISLE CONSERVANCYDETROIT, MI$150,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    DEVELOP DETROIT INCDETROIT, MI$150,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATIONDETROIT, MI$150,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATIONDETROIT, MI$150,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    MICHIGANS THANKSGIVING PARADE FOUNDATIONDETROIT, MI$135,0002025SUPPORT FOR AMERICA'S THANKSGIVING PARADE PRESENTED BY GARDNER WHITE
    DETROIT FUTURE CITYDETROIT, MI$125,0002025CENTER FOR EQUITY, ENGAGEMENT, AND RESEARCH, GENS OPS, 2023-2026
    DOWNTOWN DETROIT PARTNERSHIP INCDETROIT, MI$125,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    MICHIGAN FUTURE INCANN ARBOR, MI$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT AND NEIGHBORHOOD TALENT CONCENTRATION INITIATIVE
    CITIZENS RESEARCH COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN INCLIVONIA, MI$100,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR 2023 AND 2024
    CHN HOUSING PARTNERSCLEVELAND, OH$100,0002025DETROIT HOUSING NETWORK OPERATIONS
    MIDTOWN DETROIT INCDETROIT, MI$100,0002025DETROIT CULTURAL CENTER ASSOCIATION - START-UP SUPPORT
    MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICYLANSING, MI$100,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    CHANDLER PARK CONSERVANCYDETROIT, MI$100,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    DETROIT SOUND CONSERVANCYDETROIT, MI$100,0002025BLUE BIRD INN FOOTPRINT
    MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICYLANSING, MI$100,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART DETROITDETROIT, MI$100,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT THROUGH CAPITAL CAMPAIGN AND RELAUNCH
    DETROIT PARKS COALITIONDETROIT, MI$100,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR 2024-25
    DETROIT EMPLOYMENT SOLUTIONS CORPORATIONDETROIT, MI$100,0002025PROJECT CLEAN SLATE
    DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HALL INCDETROIT, MI$100,0002025DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025
    FORCE DETROIT INCDETROIT, MI$100,0002025FREER, SAFER DETROIT
    NEW DETROIT INCDETROIT, MI$75,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    CULTURESOURCEDETROIT, MI$75,0002025DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025
    MICHIGAN NONPROFIT ASSOCIATIONLANSING, MI$75,0002025NEIGHBORHOOD VITALITY INDEX: 2024-2026 SUPPORT
    MICHIGAN CENTER FOR YOUTH JUSTICEANN ARBOR, MI$75,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCDETROIT, MI$60,0002025KEY CORRIDOR FUND
    COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INCDETROIT, MI$55,0002025OFFICE OF FOUNDATION LIAISON RESEARCH AND OPPORTUNITY FUND-OFFICE OF CVI
    BASBLUE INCDETROIT, MI$50,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INCDETROIT, MI$50,0002025SUPPORT FOR THE OFFICE OF FOUNDATION LIAISON
    THE CENTER FOR MICHIGAN INCYIPSILANITI, MI$50,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT - BRIDGE MICHIGAN AND BRIDGEDETROIT
    GREENLIGHT FUND INCDETROIT, MI$50,0002025SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF GREENLIGHT DETROIT FUND II TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC PROGRESS FOR DETROITERS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO BRING FOUR NEW SOCIAL INNOVATIONS TO THE CITY
    DETROIT ECONOMIC GROWTH ASSOCIATIONDETROIT, MI$50,0002025CITY OF DETROIT MASTER PLAN OF POLICIES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PRESIDENT'S DISCRETIONARY GRANT
    BLACK LEADERS DETROITDETROIT, MI$50,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INC

    $550,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DETROIT CDO FUND AND THE ELEVATING CDO (ECDO) FUND

    FOUNDATION FOR DETROIT'S FUTURE

    $500,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DIA SETTLEMENT ("GRAND BARGAIN")

    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN

    $400,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    MICHIGAN JUSTICE FUND

    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN

    $400,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    MICHIGAN JUSTICE FUND

    MIDTOWN DETROIT INC

    $300,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS

    $250,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    FOR UNRESTRICTED OPERATING ENDOWMENT SUPPORT IN RECOGNITION OF MARY ANNE AND EUGENE A. GARGARO

    DETROIT REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS TO SUPPORT INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR ALL IN THE DETROIT REGION

    DETROIT ECONOMIC GROWTH ASSOCIATION

    $250,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DETROIT DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE

    LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORPORATION

    $225,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ECOSYSTEM SUPPORT

    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INC

    $225,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SUPPORT EWDC AND JEI

    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVOCATES OF DETROIT

    $225,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    INVEST DETROIT FOUNDATION

    $200,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    JOE LOUIS GREENWAY PARTNERSHIP

    $200,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT RENEWAL

    DETROIT RIVERFRONT CONSERVANCY INC

    $200,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    JOE LOUIS GREENWAY PARTNERSHIP

    $200,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT RENEWAL

    DETROIT RIVERFRONT CONSERVANCY INC

    $200,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN

    $150,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT NETWORK

    LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORPORATION

    $150,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    LISC DETROIT: IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE EQUITY-BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENDA TO DEVELOP LOCAL TALENT, REVITALIZE NEIGHBORHOODS AND SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES

    BELLE ISLE CONSERVANCY

    $150,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    DEVELOP DETROIT INC

    $150,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATION

    $150,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    EASTERN MARKET CORPORATION

    $150,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    MICHIGANS THANKSGIVING PARADE FOUNDATION

    $135,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SUPPORT FOR AMERICA'S THANKSGIVING PARADE PRESENTED BY GARDNER WHITE

    DETROIT FUTURE CITY

    $125,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    CENTER FOR EQUITY, ENGAGEMENT, AND RESEARCH, GENS OPS, 2023-2026

    DOWNTOWN DETROIT PARTNERSHIP INC

    $125,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    MICHIGAN FUTURE INC

    $125,000
    ANN ARBOR, MI2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT AND NEIGHBORHOOD TALENT CONCENTRATION INITIATIVE

    CITIZENS RESEARCH COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN INC

    $100,000
    LIVONIA, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR 2023 AND 2024

    CHN HOUSING PARTNERS

    $100,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    DETROIT HOUSING NETWORK OPERATIONS

    MIDTOWN DETROIT INC

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DETROIT CULTURAL CENTER ASSOCIATION - START-UP SUPPORT

    MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICY

    $100,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    CHANDLER PARK CONSERVANCY

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    DETROIT SOUND CONSERVANCY

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    BLUE BIRD INN FOOTPRINT

    MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICY

    $100,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART DETROIT

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT THROUGH CAPITAL CAMPAIGN AND RELAUNCH

    DETROIT PARKS COALITION

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR 2024-25

    DETROIT EMPLOYMENT SOLUTIONS CORPORATION

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    PROJECT CLEAN SLATE

    DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HALL INC

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025

    FORCE DETROIT INC

    $100,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    FREER, SAFER DETROIT

    NEW DETROIT INC

    $75,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    CULTURESOURCE

    $75,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025

    MICHIGAN NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION

    $75,000
    LANSING, MI2025

    NEIGHBORHOOD VITALITY INDEX: 2024-2026 SUPPORT

    MICHIGAN CENTER FOR YOUTH JUSTICE

    $75,000
    ANN ARBOR, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INC

    $60,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    KEY CORRIDOR FUND

    COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC

    $55,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    OFFICE OF FOUNDATION LIAISON RESEARCH AND OPPORTUNITY FUND-OFFICE OF CVI

    BASBLUE INC

    $50,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN FOUNDATIONS INC

    $50,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SUPPORT FOR THE OFFICE OF FOUNDATION LIAISON

    THE CENTER FOR MICHIGAN INC

    $50,000
    YIPSILANITI, MI2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT - BRIDGE MICHIGAN AND BRIDGEDETROIT

    GREENLIGHT FUND INC

    $50,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    SUPPORT THE LAUNCH OF GREENLIGHT DETROIT FUND II TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC PROGRESS FOR DETROITERS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO BRING FOUR NEW SOCIAL INNOVATIONS TO THE CITY

    DETROIT ECONOMIC GROWTH ASSOCIATION

    $50,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    CITY OF DETROIT MASTER PLAN OF POLICIES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PRESIDENT'S DISCRETIONARY GRANT

    BLACK LEADERS DETROIT

    $50,000
    DETROIT, MI2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT