Accounting Aid Society - Awarded $88,750 for addressing economic opportunity by ensuring Detroit residents obtain access to the tax refunds and credits to which they are entitled. (Education)
Bridging Communities - Awarded $77,250 for senior activities; non-medical transportation to doctor’s visits, nutritional support. Volunteer training to provide small home repairs and home chore services. (Seniors)
Clark Park Coalition - Awarded $72,250 for providing youth with after-school and summer recreational, educational, and sports programs that increase life and social skills; assisting with homework; teaching healthy eating and nutrition education; and providing youth employment opportunities. (Recreation)
Center for Employment Opportunities - Awarded $77,250 for running the CEO program which aims to reduce recidivism and improve employment outcomes for people returning home from incarceration. (Education)
Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance - Awarded $72,250 for promoting the personal development of the neighborhood's youth by providing them with opportunities to engage in authentic decision-making and strong adult-youth partnerships through recreational programming and the Cody Rouge Youth Services Council. (Recreation)
Coleman A. Young Foundation - Awarded $61,978 for providing an after-school program for youth 6-12, youth leadership development program, parents’ workshops, life skills programming, and instilling confidence in Detroit students. (Education)
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