Winter 2018 REPORT Newsletter
From poetry to dance, music to visual and performing arts, thousands of lives are enriched, formed and changed thanks to the rich arts and culture offerings across southeast Michigan....
Nov 14th 2018
In REPORT Newsletter
Agency Endowments Offer Many Advantages
This story first appeared in the Winter 2018 REPORT Newsletter Building a long-term, revenue-producing endowment is one of the best ways a nonprofit organization can build a stable financial future for...
Nov 14th 2018
In General,REPORT Newsletter
Message From The President: Fostering Arts Engagement
This message first appeared in the Winter 2018 REPORT Newsletter From poetry to dance, music to visual and performing arts, thousands of lives are enriched, formed and changed thanks to...
Nov 14th 2018
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The New Tax Law And Charitable Giving Strategies for Year-End
This story first appeared in the Winter 2018 REPORT Newsletter Changes in allowable itemized deductions and an increase in the standard deduction in the new federal tax law mean taxpayers may...
Nov 14th 2018
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Detroit arts community gets $20M boost from Knight Foundation The Detroit Free Press
Calling Detroit the new Berlin for its thriving arts scene, Alberto Ibargüen, president, CEO and trustee of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, announced Wednesday that the nonprofit will...
Nov 9th 2018
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2018 NEIdeas Winners Announced
New Economy Initiative Awards $260K to Small Businesses Across Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park – NEIdeas Program has Awarded $2.16M to 144 Businesses since 2014 In its fifth year, the...
Nov 7th 2018
In Press Release
Measuring Outcomes for Boys and Men of Color
Five Southeast Michigan organizations that serve boys and men of color received support to evaluate their impact thanks to funding made available through the Community Foundation and the national capacity-building...
Oct 29th 2018
In Press Release
With fate of food assistance unclear, we must step up for Michigan’s hungry The Detroit Free Press
Of the 1.4 million people in Michigan who struggle with hunger, nearly 400,000 are children. The toll that food insecurity takes on families — especially those with children and seniors...
Oct 23rd 2018
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Microgrants help nonprofits build capacity, try new things Crain's Detroit
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan plans and gives away microgrants for journalism projects, leaders in the Brightmoor neighborhood of Detroit and several other focused areas. “The common thread around...
Oct 22nd 2018
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More than $20 Million in Grants Awarded
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan announced more than $20 million in grants to organizations and initiatives primarily within southeast Michigan’s seven counties in areas including health, education, the arts,...
Oct 17th 2018
In Press Release