To improve the health and well-being of children and support youth-serving organizations through philanthropy, grantmaking, endowment building, and community partnerships.
Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation stands out for its large, recurring support for pediatric medical education and research in Detroit, especially through University Pediatricians and Children’s Hospital of Michigan affiliates. Recent awards show a clear emphasis on the clinical pipeline: support for pediatric cardiology fellowship training, pediatric oncology research staffing, and broader medical education tied to the hospital’s community benefit work. The foundation also backs endowments and long-term sustainability for youth-serving organizations, linking immediate program support with permanent funding structures. Its grantmaking reaches beyond hospital operations into school-based health, recovery supports, injury prevention, and family assistance. Recent examples include funding for pediatric healing work in Metro Detroit, telehealth and health hub efforts in Detroit Public Schools, and basic needs such as transportation and car seats for children and families. The portfolio also includes research and training at Michigan universities, reflecting a grantmaker that funds both direct services for children and the infrastructure that supports pediatric care. Across these awards, the foundation’s role is not limited to one service model; it supports clinical programs, research, education, and community-based child health work in Michigan.
Pediatric education and research are central to the foundation’s giving. It awarded $1,605,678 to University Pediatricians for immunophenotype and biomarker work by flow cytometry in pediatrics, advanced fellowship training in pediatric cardiology subspecialty care, and a pediatric oncology clinical research associate. It also gave $948,719 to Wayne State University for the research activities of the CHM Pediatric Surgical Services Division. The foundation also funds school and community health access. It provided $260,000 to the Detroit Public Schools Foundation for the DPSCD telehealth and health hub initiative and $161,198 to Hamtramck Public Schools for the Hamtramck school-based health center. For family support, it made a $827,347 grant to Vhs Children’s Hospital of Michigan Inc that included cystic fibrosis family support, transportation to clinic appointments, and child passenger restraint systems. Health equity appears in grants to organizations serving underserved children, including $298,260 to Hamtramck Public Schools to provide health care services to underserved children and $145,000 to Kids Kicking Cancer for pediatric healing programming in Metro Detroit.
$5.1M
$165.1M
$31M
$10.3M
Most grants fall between $24K and $60K, with a median of $31K.
25th Percentile
$24K
Median
$31K
75th Percentile
$60K
ANDREW STEIN
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Typical grants cluster in the low tens of thousands, with a p25 of $23,550, median of $31,385, and p75 of $60,095. The distribution also includes much larger institutional awards, especially for medical education, research, and endowment work. The recent grant list shows repeated support for the same recipients across multiple years, including University Pediatricians, Vhs Children’s Hospital of Michigan Inc, Wayne State University, Hamtramck Public Schools, Michigan State University, and The Children’s Center of Wayne County Inc. The foundation gives through active grant programs that accept unsolicited inquiries, including an inquiry-to-invitation process and LOI-based grant seeker paths. It also operates endowment-related services for nonprofits and donors.
Grantmaking is highly concentrated in Michigan, with 96% of grants going to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Detroit is the dominant recipient city, followed by other Michigan locations such as Hamtramck, Southfield, East Lansing, Ann Arbor, Mount Pleasant, and Birmingham. Recent awards also reach Wayne County and Oakland County through school, hospital, and youth-serving organizations. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 159 grants in the United States.
It funds organizations working on pediatric health, health equity, youth-serving support, and related infrastructure. Recent grants include hospitals, universities, public schools, recovery programs, and nonprofits serving children and families in Michigan. The focus areas in the data include mental health, physical health, substance use disorder, health equity, and Children’s Hospital of Michigan initiatives.
Yes. Multiple active programs in the data say they accept unsolicited inquiries or applications, including General Grantmaking, the General Grant Program with an inquiry-to-invitation process, and grant seeker pathways that use an LOI and invited full application.
The foundation’s grant-size profile centers on smaller awards, with a p25 of $23,550, a median of $31,385, and a p75 of $60,095. The recent grants list also shows larger institutional awards for research, education, and endowment purposes.
Michigan is the clear geographic center of giving: 96% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, and the top state by grant count is MI. Detroit receives many of the awards, with additional grants in Hamtramck, Southfield, East Lansing, Ann Arbor, Mount Pleasant, and Birmingham.
Yes. The recent grants list shows repeat awards to several recipients across multiple years, including University Pediatricians, Vhs Children’s Hospital of Michigan Inc, Wayne State University, Hamtramck Public Schools, Michigan State University, and The Children’s Center of Wayne County Inc.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS | DETROIT, MI | $1,605,678 | 2025 | IMMUNOPHENOTYPE AND BIOMARKERS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IN PEDIATRI,ADVANCED FELLOWSHIP TRAINING IN PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY SUBSPEC,FUNDING A PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY CLINICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AT ,CMED/UPEDS CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE - UNIVERSITY PEDIATRI,SUPPORTS THE ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE CLINIC,ADOLESCENT ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTER,KENNETH LEWIS LECTURE,EXPENSES FOR THE MA KRINSKY ANNUAL ENDOWED LECTURE,GRAND ROUNDS PEDIATRIC/NEUROLOGY,BARRIERS TO OUTPATIENT FOLLOW UP AFTER A PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY,R1-2024-75 CRITICAL CARE FELLOW BOOTCAMP,PEDIATRIC SOLID TUMOR IMMUNOLOGICAL MICROENVIRONMENT LANDSCA,PRINCESS AND SUPERHERO PARTY,CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN - UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS F,PEDIATRIC GRAND ROUNDS AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN,MIDWEST PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY DIFFICULT PROBLEM CASE CONFE,PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY FELLOW'S EDUCATIONAL EXPENSE,RIBONUCLEOTIDE REDUCTASE INHIBITION AS A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC A,MEMORIAL/HONORING LIFE AND FAMILY/STAFF RESOURCES |
| VHS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN INC | DETROIT, MI | $827,347 | 2025 | CYSTIC FIBROSIS FAMILY SUPPORT,PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM CLINIC APPOINTMENTS FOR S,TO PROVIDE CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINT SYSTEMS TO THE CHILDREN,TO PROVIDE THERAPEUTIC DISTRACTION TO APPROPRIATE PATIENTS T,TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES FOR THE CHILD LIFE DEPARTME,TO PROVIDE ART THERAPY SERVICES TO PATIENTS & FAMILIES.,TO PREVENT SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME AND ACUTE HEAD TRAUMA.,ONCOLOGY FAMILY SUPPORT,BELL RINGING BAGS,TO PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DIABETE,TO PROVIDE ICE CREAM TREATS TO PATIENTS & FAMILIES,TO PROVIDE BINGO HOSPITAL WIDE FOR PATIENTS & FAMILIES.,THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO HOST CHM SOCIAL WORKERS AND,THE CATCH FUND OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN IS USED TO,TO SECURE FUNDING TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE OUR BURN PATIENTS WI,THE GOAL OF OUR REQUEST IS TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY LEVEL OUTREA,TO SUPPORT VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION EVENTS,CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE (CRI),QUALITY AND SAFETY CONFERENCE,PREEMIE FOR A DAY IS AN ON-SITE, TWO-SESSION, FOUR-HOUR |
| WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | DETROIT, MI | $484,146 | 2025 | SUPPORT FOR POISON CONTROL OUTREACH PROGRAM,PEDIATRUC GENERAL SURGERY RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT,TOXIN STUDY,TARGETED RELAPSED REFRACTORY AML RESEARCH,2024 NORTH AMERICAN CONGRESS OF CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY CONFEREN,INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TEAM IN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF ,CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE KWC ZEBRAFISH INITIATIVE,INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AT HAMTRAMCK HIGH SCHOOL-BASED |
| DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION | DETROIT, MI | $260,000 | 2025 | DPSCD TELEHEALTH AND HEALTH HUB INITIATIVE |
| CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY | MT PLEASANT, MI | $230,000 | 2025 | BICKNELL ENDOWED CHAIR - UROLOGY,SCHOTANUS FAMILY ENDOWMENT CHAIR-KATHLEEN MEERT INCUMBENT |
| HAMTRAMCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS | HAMTRAMCK, MI | $161,198 | 2025 | HAMTRAMCK SEES MORE,HAMTRAMCK SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER |
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | EAST LANSING, MI | $142,000 | 2025 | IMPACTING OUTCOMES FOR STUDENTS IN RECOVERY,RX KIDS: PRENATAL AND INFANT ALLOWANCES IN FLINT, MI,ENHANCING THE EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND COGNITIVE WEL |
| KIDS KICKING CANCER | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $133,140 | 2025 | SERVING THE PEDIATRIC COMMUNITY OF THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL O,ADDRESSING INEQUITIES OF PEDIATRIC CARE IN METRO DETROIT AND |
| WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY | DETROIT, MI | $121,500 | 2025 | IMPROVING ACCESS AND EDUCATION FOR COMMUNICATION DISORDERS,RING SCREW TEXTRON ENDOWED CHAIR,COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM ENHANCEMENT |
| THE CHILDREN'S CENTER OF WAYNE COUNTY INC | DETROIT, MI | $101,790 | 2025 | 2024 CONTRIBUTION - SECOND INSTALLMENT,THE EQUITY PROJECT (TRANSLATION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES),2024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT |
| REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN | ANN ARBOR, MI | $94,366 | 2025 | DEVELOPMENT OF A MOLECULAR DATABASE TO SUPPORT THE UNCOVERIN,U-M COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM ASSISTANT 2024,PROGRAM FOR EQUITY IN ADOLESCENT AND CHILD HEALTH |
| VARIETY THE CHILDREN'S CHARITY | BIRMINGHAM, MI | $81,790 | 2025 | 2024 CONTRIBUTION - FINAL INSTALLMENT,2024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT |
| DETROIT POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE | DETROIT, MI | $81,790 | 2025 | 2024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT,2024 CONTRIBUTION - FINAL INSTALLMENT |
| THE GUIDANCE CENTER | SOUTHGATE, MI | $70,000 | 2025 | KIDS-TALK CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER |
| CHALDEAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | STERLING HEIGHTS, MI | $55,000 | 2025 | GENERAL PROGRAMS FOR THE HEALTH & WELLNESS OF CHILDREN,DONOR ADVISED FUND DISTRIBUTION - ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP |
| OAKLAND UNIVERSITY | ROCHESTER, MI | $52,723 | 2025 | GRIZZ RECOVERY- OAKLAND UNIVERSITY'S COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PRO |
| TEEN HYPE | DETROIT, MI | $50,000 | 2025 | THE MENTAL HEALTH PROMISE FOR TEENS |
| BLACK FAMILY DEVELOPMENT INC | DETROIT, MI | $50,000 | 2025 | FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER (FNP) |
| OLIVET COLLEGE | OLIVET, MI | $45,000 | 2025 | THE UNIVERSITY OF OLIVET COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM,OLIVET COLLEGE COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM |
| BUILDUP STEAM | BIRMINGHAM, MI | $41,000 | 2025 | BUILDUP STEAM AT THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN - YEAR |
| SAY DETROIT | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $40,000 | 2025 | WELLNESS PROGRAM FOR DETROIT YOUTH AT SAY DETROIT PLAY CENTE |
| MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC POLICY | LANSING, MI | $40,000 | 2025 | KIDS COUNT IN MICHIGAN DATA PROFILES |
| COVENANT HOUSE MICHIGAN | DETROIT, MI | $40,000 | 2025 | CARITAS CENTER EMERGENCY SHELTER |
| DETROIT EDUCATION & RESEARCH | DETROIT, MI | $33,510 | 2025 | ABBOY MOHAN, MD MEMORIAL LECTURE,77TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRIC DEN,PEDIATRIC SURGERY FELLOWS CONFERENCE TRAVEL GRANT 2024 |
| CONNECT DETROIT | DETROIT, MI | $32,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION FOR DETROIT YOUTH ARTS PROGRAM |
| TRI-COMMUNITY COALITION | BERKLEY, MI | $30,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION |
| GREATER WEST BLOOMFIELD COMMUNITY COALITION | WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI | $28,550 | 2025 | YOGA - WBMS,YOGA - WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS |
| RUTH ELLIS CENTER | HIGHLAND PARK, MI | $25,500 | 2025 | TRANSPORT TO HEALTH: EMPOWERING LGBTQ+ YOUTH,DAF DISTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT RUTH ELLIS CENTER |
| CITY YEAR DETROIT | DETROIT, MI | $25,000 | 2025 | MENTAL HEALTH-FOCUSED TRAINING |
| COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARENESS GROUP | DETROIT, MI | $25,000 | 2025 | PROJECT YOUR: YOUTH OVERDOSE UNDERSTANDING RISKS |
| CALEB'S KIDS | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $25,000 | 2025 | YOUTH DRIVEN IMMERSIVE WELLNESS EXPERIENCE |
| RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES DETROIT | DETROIT, MI | $25,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY OUTREACH FAMILY VAN SERVICE |
| NEW HOPE CENTER FOR GRIEF SUPPORT | NORTHVILLE, MI | $15,000 | 2025 | CIRCLES OF HOPE |
| FAMILY CENTER OF GROSSE POINTE AND HARPER WOODS | GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI | $15,000 | 2025 | SCHOOL WELLNESS DAYS & COMMUNITY EDUCATION |
| TEEN STREET SKILLS | DETROIT, MI | $5,000 | 2025 | SUPPORT FOR THE TEEN STREET SKILLS PROGRAM |
| EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY | YPSILANTI, MI | $5,000 | 2025 | STUDENT ID E02289501 - PATRICIA LASUTSCHINKOW |
| UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS | DETROIT, MI | $1,444,708 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT PEDIATRIC MEDICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND OTHER COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAMS |
| WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY | MADISON HEIGHTS, MI | $948,719 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE CHM PEDIATRIC SURGICAL SERVICES DIVISION |
| VHS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN INC | DETROIT, MI | $856,197 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT PEDIATRIC MEDICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND OTHER COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAMS |
| DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION | DETROIT, MI | $260,000 | 2024 | SUPPORT FOR 5 LPNS AS SCHOOL NURSES PLUS RX COVERAGE |
| HAMTRAMCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS | HAMTRAMCK, MI | $157,207 | 2024 | HAMTRAMCK SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER |
| KIDS KICKING CANCER | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $145,000 | 2024 | PEDIATRIC HEALING PROGRAM AND ADDRESSING INEQUITIES OF PEDIATRIC CARE IN METRO DETROIT |
| AUTISM ALLIANCE OF MICHIGAN | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $130,952 | 2024 | THE AAOM 2023 NAVIGATING AUTISM TODAY REGIONAL CONFERENCE |
| CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY | MOUNT PLEASANT, MI | $130,175 | 2024 | ENDOWED NURSING PROFESSORSHIP AND CHAIR FOR CRI |
| THE CHILDREN'S CENTER OF WAYNE COUNTY INC | DETROIT, MI | $127,720 | 2024 | BASIC NEEDS PROGRAM |
| REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN | ANN ARBOR, MI | $125,563 | 2024 | PROGRAM ON EQUITY IN CHILD HEALTH/ SUPPORTS CREATION OF THE UNHIDE PROGRAM - MULTI-SITE |
| VARIETY THE CHILDREN CENTER | BIRMINGHAM, MI | $122,720 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION |
| FIRST TEE GREATER DETROIT | DETROIT, MI | $110,000 | 2024 | DIGITIAL DIVIDE/ ROCKET GIVING FUND AND GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT |
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | EAST LANSING, MI | $96,605 | 2024 | ENHANCING THE EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE WELLNESS OF STUDENTS/ IMPACTING OUTCOMES FOR STUDENTS IN RECOVERY |
| THE GUIDANCE CENTER | SOUTHGATE, MI | $70,000 | 2024 | KIDS-TALK CHILREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER |
UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS
$1,605,678IMMUNOPHENOTYPE AND BIOMARKERS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IN PEDIATRI,ADVANCED FELLOWSHIP TRAINING IN PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY SUBSPEC,FUNDING A PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY CLINICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AT ,CMED/UPEDS CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE - UNIVERSITY PEDIATRI,SUPPORTS THE ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE CLINIC,ADOLESCENT ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTER,KENNETH LEWIS LECTURE,EXPENSES FOR THE MA KRINSKY ANNUAL ENDOWED LECTURE,GRAND ROUNDS PEDIATRIC/NEUROLOGY,BARRIERS TO OUTPATIENT FOLLOW UP AFTER A PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY,R1-2024-75 CRITICAL CARE FELLOW BOOTCAMP,PEDIATRIC SOLID TUMOR IMMUNOLOGICAL MICROENVIRONMENT LANDSCA,PRINCESS AND SUPERHERO PARTY,CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN - UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS F,PEDIATRIC GRAND ROUNDS AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN,MIDWEST PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY DIFFICULT PROBLEM CASE CONFE,PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY FELLOW'S EDUCATIONAL EXPENSE,RIBONUCLEOTIDE REDUCTASE INHIBITION AS A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC A,MEMORIAL/HONORING LIFE AND FAMILY/STAFF RESOURCES
VHS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN INC
$827,347CYSTIC FIBROSIS FAMILY SUPPORT,PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM CLINIC APPOINTMENTS FOR S,TO PROVIDE CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINT SYSTEMS TO THE CHILDREN,TO PROVIDE THERAPEUTIC DISTRACTION TO APPROPRIATE PATIENTS T,TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES FOR THE CHILD LIFE DEPARTME,TO PROVIDE ART THERAPY SERVICES TO PATIENTS & FAMILIES.,TO PREVENT SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME AND ACUTE HEAD TRAUMA.,ONCOLOGY FAMILY SUPPORT,BELL RINGING BAGS,TO PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DIABETE,TO PROVIDE ICE CREAM TREATS TO PATIENTS & FAMILIES,TO PROVIDE BINGO HOSPITAL WIDE FOR PATIENTS & FAMILIES.,THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO HOST CHM SOCIAL WORKERS AND,THE CATCH FUND OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN IS USED TO,TO SECURE FUNDING TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE OUR BURN PATIENTS WI,THE GOAL OF OUR REQUEST IS TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY LEVEL OUTREA,TO SUPPORT VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION EVENTS,CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE (CRI),QUALITY AND SAFETY CONFERENCE,PREEMIE FOR A DAY IS AN ON-SITE, TWO-SESSION, FOUR-HOUR
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SUPPORT FOR POISON CONTROL OUTREACH PROGRAM,PEDIATRUC GENERAL SURGERY RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT,TOXIN STUDY,TARGETED RELAPSED REFRACTORY AML RESEARCH,2024 NORTH AMERICAN CONGRESS OF CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY CONFEREN,INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TEAM IN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF ,CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE KWC ZEBRAFISH INITIATIVE,INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AT HAMTRAMCK HIGH SCHOOL-BASED
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
$230,000BICKNELL ENDOWED CHAIR - UROLOGY,SCHOTANUS FAMILY ENDOWMENT CHAIR-KATHLEEN MEERT INCUMBENT
HAMTRAMCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$161,198HAMTRAMCK SEES MORE,HAMTRAMCK SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$142,000IMPACTING OUTCOMES FOR STUDENTS IN RECOVERY,RX KIDS: PRENATAL AND INFANT ALLOWANCES IN FLINT, MI,ENHANCING THE EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND COGNITIVE WEL
SERVING THE PEDIATRIC COMMUNITY OF THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL O,ADDRESSING INEQUITIES OF PEDIATRIC CARE IN METRO DETROIT AND
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
$121,500IMPROVING ACCESS AND EDUCATION FOR COMMUNICATION DISORDERS,RING SCREW TEXTRON ENDOWED CHAIR,COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM ENHANCEMENT
2024 CONTRIBUTION - SECOND INSTALLMENT,THE EQUITY PROJECT (TRANSLATION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES),2024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
$94,366DEVELOPMENT OF A MOLECULAR DATABASE TO SUPPORT THE UNCOVERIN,U-M COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM ASSISTANT 2024,PROGRAM FOR EQUITY IN ADOLESCENT AND CHILD HEALTH
VARIETY THE CHILDREN'S CHARITY
$81,7902024 CONTRIBUTION - FINAL INSTALLMENT,2024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT
DETROIT POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE
$81,7902024 CONTRIBUTION - FIRST INSTALLMENT,2024 CONTRIBUTION - FINAL INSTALLMENT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
$55,000GENERAL PROGRAMS FOR THE HEALTH & WELLNESS OF CHILDREN,DONOR ADVISED FUND DISTRIBUTION - ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY
$52,723GRIZZ RECOVERY- OAKLAND UNIVERSITY'S COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PRO
BLACK FAMILY DEVELOPMENT INC
$50,000FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER (FNP)
THE UNIVERSITY OF OLIVET COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM,OLIVET COLLEGE COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM
BUILDUP STEAM
$41,000BUILDUP STEAM AT THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN - YEAR
DETROIT EDUCATION & RESEARCH
$33,510ABBOY MOHAN, MD MEMORIAL LECTURE,77TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRIC DEN,PEDIATRIC SURGERY FELLOWS CONFERENCE TRAVEL GRANT 2024
TRI-COMMUNITY COALITION
$30,000CONTRIBUTION
GREATER WEST BLOOMFIELD COMMUNITY COALITION
$28,550YOGA - WBMS,YOGA - WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
TRANSPORT TO HEALTH: EMPOWERING LGBTQ+ YOUTH,DAF DISTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT RUTH ELLIS CENTER
COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARENESS GROUP
$25,000PROJECT YOUR: YOUTH OVERDOSE UNDERSTANDING RISKS
CALEB'S KIDS
$25,000YOUTH DRIVEN IMMERSIVE WELLNESS EXPERIENCE
NEW HOPE CENTER FOR GRIEF SUPPORT
$15,000CIRCLES OF HOPE
FAMILY CENTER OF GROSSE POINTE AND HARPER WOODS
$15,000SCHOOL WELLNESS DAYS & COMMUNITY EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY PEDIATRICIANS
$1,444,708TO SUPPORT PEDIATRIC MEDICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND OTHER COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAMS
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
$948,719TO SUPPORT THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE CHM PEDIATRIC SURGICAL SERVICES DIVISION
VHS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN INC
$856,197TO SUPPORT PEDIATRIC MEDICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND OTHER COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAMS
SUPPORT FOR 5 LPNS AS SCHOOL NURSES PLUS RX COVERAGE
HAMTRAMCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$157,207HAMTRAMCK SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER
PEDIATRIC HEALING PROGRAM AND ADDRESSING INEQUITIES OF PEDIATRIC CARE IN METRO DETROIT
THE AAOM 2023 NAVIGATING AUTISM TODAY REGIONAL CONFERENCE
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
$130,175ENDOWED NURSING PROFESSORSHIP AND CHAIR FOR CRI
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN
$125,563PROGRAM ON EQUITY IN CHILD HEALTH/ SUPPORTS CREATION OF THE UNHIDE PROGRAM - MULTI-SITE
VARIETY THE CHILDREN CENTER
$122,720CONTRIBUTION
FIRST TEE GREATER DETROIT
$110,000DIGITIAL DIVIDE/ ROCKET GIVING FUND AND GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$96,605ENHANCING THE EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE WELLNESS OF STUDENTS/ IMPACTING OUTCOMES FOR STUDENTS IN RECOVERY
