Help us create a safe, tranquil space for overflow shelter dog with a heated shed and fenced-in area on the ground of our animal shelter.

A Great Day in Brooklyn brings together creatives and thought leaders of color with a common goal of building sustainable futures in their communities. 

The healing session is an empowering & transformative initiative bringing together community healers and Solidarity Economy Youth Council members to foster healing and resilience in their community.

Healthy habits and self esteem development create the next generation of great leaders. 

Organized by a collective of local NextGen creatives, the festival is a representation of everything that makes Southwest Detroit unique. 

Rooting Community Gardens in Success

Empowering our "many shades of color community" to not ONLY depend on supermarkets but to give control back to the people to seed, grow, eat, and share as neighbors for healthier lives 

We're gathering community to help create a holiday tree made with decorated buoys. Our goal is to honor our history, work together and encourage creativity. 

Strengthening Resilient Black Mothers: Join Us in Funding Legal Battles and Offering Emotional Aid

U-Pick Pumpkins, Hot Cider, Doughnuts, activities/games and more right in Detroit!

Community workshops to assemble DIY air filters and distribute N95 masks in Hamtramck. 

We will foster unity and inspiration for the future by bringing together residents, businesses, and organizations to celebrate the legacy of Lee-Harvard, creating a source of joy and unity. #KeepLeeHarvard

We are reimagining how Detroiters live in the city by educating, training and empowering residents to build with their own hands using locally harvested materials in order to nurture interdependence and sovereignty.

This July, look up. Join RealTime Arts as they explore the life of an extraordinary, ordinary Pittsburgher through a live audio/ theatrical experience like you’ve never seen before. 

The Uhuru Dreamhouse is a safe and accessible safe space for Black, trans artists. Support us in building our Art Park and launching our Artist in Residence Program!

The Wash House is cleaning clothes, cultivating minds, catalyzing entrepreneurs, and creating communities of opportunity across the American South. 

We are bringing fashion and celebration to our community, which helps fund bipoc & queer artists.

"Whole Person Whole Community Project: Cultivating Homes, People, Community, and Harvesting Hope"

Organized by a collective of local NextGen creatives, the festival is a representation of everything that makes Southwest Detroit unique. 

A serene garden space where you can nourish your mind, body, and spirit through nature's gifts.

TimeBank members help each other get active in and around Southwest Detroit

What does it feels like when you hear “Your history has been lost”? It feels hopeless. Like there is no template of success to follow. We are here to eradicate that hopelessness and fill that gap! We are LEVL!

Join us in celebrating art as a cultural asset and making it available to anyone who is interested!

Please donate to help Reroot Pontiac create more digital content, for online and on-site purposes, that will draw more attention to the awesomeness of the natural world through interactive environments!

Portraits of Military figures of Lorain County: an effort to capture a small visual collection for a memorial salute to Military Veterans of our day

Campers will learn the about entrepreneurship through a Fashion & Art! At the end of the summer, campers will work together & host an entire Showcase!

We are embracing our diverse history, invigorating our present, while growing into our future with murals leveraging the treasures our forefathers entrusted to us. 

We’re on a mission to curate an open streets public space initiative open to all and featuring unique experiences and ways for our neighbors to enjoy the outdoors and city streets.

Three Black Women Creatives--Poets Kelly Harris-DeBerry and Teri Ellen Cross-Davis, and composer Janice Lowe--Return to the Land in honor of the City of Cleveland Commission on Black Women and Girls.

Contribute to making free, outdoor concerts featuring local musicians from all our neighborhood's cultures possible at the East 4th Street Community Garden.