SWFest
The inagural SWFest 2021 is a FREE large scale music and art festival taking place at the historic Senate Theater in Southwest Detroit.
The inagural SWFest 2021 is a FREE large scale music and art festival taking place at the historic Senate Theater in Southwest Detroit.
Improving the quality of life for Detroit residents and cats through trap, neuter, and release
The Unity House "tiny community center" is a platform for local creativity, tailored youth programming, and work-force development.
We're raising funds for a Detroit based community music hub called Underground Music Academy. Our aim is to build the future leaders of independent electronic music.
The Detroit Suzuki Academy of Music is raising money to support new instruments and violin classes in Detroit.
La Casa Guadalupana promotes family literacy, adult education, work force prep and tutoring in southwest Detroit and positively impacts the lives of immigrant adults and children.
We're raising funds for a Detroit based community music hub called Underground Music Academy. Our aim is to build the future leaders of independent electronic music.
Honoring unsung women changing Detroit neighborhoods
Support us in creating this movement to conjure joy, hope, rest and rejuvenation for Black people.
Help the Congress of Communities Youth Council members build a Community Center in southwest Detroit! ¡Ayuda a los jóvenes de Congreso de Comunidades construir un centro de comunidades en southwest Detroit!
This project is to bring comfort and healing to front line workers, educators and people in our community during the covid-19 pandemic by offering a unique coloring book of original, imaginative and inspiring designs.
We are supporting Detroiters experiencing homelessness who are directly affected by COVID-19.
Net Zero F.A.S.T. is a regional initiative to unite neighborhoods, schools, organizations, businesses, and municipalities in the effort to combat climate change and create a vibrant, equitable, resilient future.
The Belle Isle Aquarium is a beloved cultural asset left vulnerable to an uncertain future during this challenging time. We need your to help to #TipTheScales!
Providing education, workforce development, entrepreneurship, and human service opportunities to Detroiters in the safest way possible.
To support Detroit Artist and the creative community by raising funds for direct emergency relief through virtual prompts for arts-based practices and joy-affirming activities.
We are providing Free Food Boxes to the doorstep of over 200 families in Detroit weekly during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Our Nutrition Program is currently providing food for 1 in 1000 Detroiters.
Veterans and seniors are one of the most vulnerable populations during the time of this novel Coronoavirus (Covid-19) and we want to make sure they receive the highest quality food during this time.
This Earth Day support Green Living Science and our mission to create the next generation of environmental leaders!
Providing over 100 families with basic essentials
Community Garden that will provide needed Food Security for neighbors!
Supporting the Detroit creative community raise much needed funds through weekly performances and crowd funding opportunities.
Together, across the neighborhoods, we grieve those needlessly lost in the pandemic. Community billboards honor the dead and remind us to continue social distancing.
We are creating a Literacy Hub where youth & adults have access to creative writing classes, books, publishing opportunities, residencies & a space to light up the open mic.
Grassroots public art improves neighborhood livability
We Are Culture Creators, more than music!
A participatory theatre experience that aims to amplify the stories of young Detroiters who have experienced homelessness or housing insecurity and have resorted to couch-surfing as a means to survive.
Help City of Asylum/Detroit honor Abby Kraftowitz’s Legacy by welcoming our first Abby Kraftowitz Fellow in July 2020.
Detroiters Helping each other through a fundraising campaign that will repair cement porch for our neighbor, a long time Southwest Detroit homeowner and grandmother.
A series of pop-up performances, in the style of Mexican Carpas, around Detroit that share the diversity of Latino culture and encourage cultural exchange.
Professional neighbors reclaim space for an affordable artist residency and 3D printing lab
LYFFE is a health and financial education program at Warrendale Charter Academy in Detroit that builds students’ knowledge and skills about physical, emotional, and social health.
Writing plays to show life experiences to reach the community about so many things that people go through in life: homelesssness, depression, sucide, bad relationships, etc.
Communities Can Create, a program helping older individuals and young people create art as a hobby or as a career path.
We will create several interactive murals with homeless and high-risk girls and young women engaging them in the art making process and inspiring joy and positivity in their lives through art.
A Meeting Space and Rehearsal Studio for local artists and community groups
A free, neighborhood arts festival on the Detroit River with contemporary art installations and interactive events honoring the site’s history and facilitating community engagement for residents of all ages!
A traveling exhibition of contemporary Palestinian landscape art at the Holding House Gallery in Detroit from Jan 11 to Feb 8, 2020
Black & Brown Theatre has been requested to perform a play for children whose parents are currently incarcerated through the Angel Tree Christmas Program at Fellowship Chapel in Detroit.
Facilitating exchanges through better tools and supplies
Harnessing the creative power of gardening, writing, and personal growth
La Casa Guadalupana promotes family literacy, adult education, work force prep and tutoring in southwest Detroit and positively impacts the lives of immigrant adults and children.
Cleopatra Boy uses the historical figure of Cleopatra to illustrate how women, POC, and LGBTQIA+ individuals in positions of power risk losing control of their own images and histories resulting in false narratives.
Sending our Campers packing back to school with a u-pack backpack full of tools to succeed!
We bring STEM educational opportunities to kids in the North End of Detroit with two new 1st Robotocs League© neighborhood teams. The Lego Jr. Team is for ages 6 - 10 and the Lego Team is for ages 9 - 14.
Crash Detroit is a free, annual music festival that invites street bands from across the country to perform in public spaces and businesses through the city of Detroit
Providing food that everyone can enjoy with our gluten/dairy/egg/and soy free menu