Creations is a family owned business, that was birthed out of an economic hardship.We create scrumptious flavors that will leave your tastebuds wanting more! Quality is our goal!
Biz Kidz - economically developing our communities by helping our future entrepreneurs focus on job growth and creation.
Creative expression, community awareness, and positive self-esteem
Detroiters need some natural healing from the good Earth, so I'm transforming a vacant intercity lot into Habitat retreat, an outdoor classroom, for pollinators and people to cohabitant in the habitat.
Help us fuel the next generation of powerful youth voices!
It doesn’t look like much from the outside (or the inside), but we’ve got something exciting brewing at the little house next door.
Providing the neighborhood with the tools they need to get good done!
We will be focusing on underprivileged kids in facilities, kids whose parents are incarcerated or have passed away.
Our Children need YOU to watch your speed for a safer place to live and play.
Salads to go food trailer will bring salads to you across the city!
Building community one hour at a time: provide operating expenses for our TimeBank so we can spend our time building our network of mutual aid.
Help educate Detroit community members about healthy living and sustainable eating by supporting our mobile grocery store!
Help us right-size our infrastructure and equipment at Lawn Gone Food Farm so we can wash, store and transport our produce in an efficient way that ensures food safety, freshness and quality.
Planting one seed of love and knowledge at a time!
Help us build a walk-in cooler for produce grown on the farm so we can harvest produce at the peak of it's readiness and keep it cooled to food safety standards.
The HJ Track and Practice Space center abundance at the intersection of intergenerational trauma, current structures of oppression, and a generative and co-created future.
Help us continue to connect Detroiters and visitors to Detroit's people places and projects through our public programs.
Erica Nevers and her three daughters lost everything in a horrible house fire. Please help them rebuild!
Morningside Cafe will be your local coffee and entertainment venue in Detroit's MorningSide neighborhood!
Support Riverwise Magazine 2018 contributors and empower local writers and artists working with a focus on social justice and visionary activism.
The Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative has been a virtual organization for nearly 4 years. Help us become brick and mortar with the creation of a physical space for racial justice education and training in Detroit!
How do you let the kids in an underserved community with overpopulated schools know someone cares. Give them free pumpkins, cider, and donuts with a smile. Help us create a pumpkin patch experience in the inner city.
Bringing life to vacant, blighted lots in the O'Hair Park Neighborhood!
Sending every camper packing back to school with a backpack full of supplies!
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.
Help Detroit Audubon save ring billed gulls!
McDougall-Hunt’s first community created urban park.
Transform a vacant lot liability into a community asset; demonstrating art + design as an intelligent and balanced solution that will foster a prosperous, livable, and resilient commercial corridor into the future.
Creating a beautiful space for community members to garden, relax, and come together to enjoy sharing in a holistic lifestyle.
As part of this year's Allied Media Conference, the Art as Resistance track will bring together artists and organizers from around the country to share strategies for creative resistance in our communities.
Restorin' East Warren is a community driven effort to beautify and restore the East Warren Commercial Corridor.
Centering and demystifying healing.
Homelessness robs our community of the talent and energy that young people bring. Help us provide a safe and healthy home for young men in Detroit.
We will target low to moderate income boys and girls ages 9 to 15. Organizations involved are BRAVO, Stafford House Inc, Meet Up Eat Up,& Georgia St Garden. We will expose youth to outdoor activities out of the norm.
Aiding child recreation in Detroit and maintaining safe and clean fields.
A community space with access to fresh food and space to meet, talk, learn about local resources, food prep & health.
The garden will build on community and youth strengths. It will nurture fundamental skills of gardening, critical academic/ life skills.
Growing our capacity with sustainable measures to supply Detroit with wholesome, healthy foods.
We’re in the process of building a soup manufacturing facility. The new equipment puts us in the position to quadruple the amount of soup we can package. The project helps build our business and increase employment.
Mootown would like to provide the best service ever for the best customers ever. We want to obtain new ice cream equipment as well as launch a user friendly website to provide the very best Mootown has to offer.
With this exciting ability to grow in an easily accessible local space, it affords me the oppurtunity to expand my business by more than half, as it pertains to production.
