McGregor Fund approves $1 million in grants to Detroit area organizations
http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20100108/FREE/100109915
By Sherri Welch
The Detroit-based McGregor Fund approved $1.09 million in grants in December.
The grants support human services, education, arts, public benefit and health care.
The grants are:
• $300,000 to the Coalition on Temporary Shelter in Detroit to support operation of the emergency shelter and supportive services for the homeless.
• $250,000 over two years to Madonna University in Livonia to support development of new science courses and other enhancements in conjunction with opening a new science building.
• $100,000 to the Detroit Historical Society to support general operations of the Detroit Historical Museums.
• $100,000 to Detroit-based United Way for Southeastern Michigan to fund development of a citywide education strategy for Detroit.
• $85,000 to Pontiac-based Haven Inc. to support shelter and programs for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
• $60,000 to the Southwest Detroit Business Association to support traveling performance opportunities for participants in the Center of Music & Performing Arts-Southwest.
• $60,000 to Turning Point Inc. in Mt. Clemens to support shelter and programs for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
• $50,000 to World Medical Relief Inc. in Detroit to support the Affordable Prescription Program which provides low-cost medication prescriptions for uninsured, low-income adults in metropolitan Detroit.
• $45,000 to United Negro College Fund Inc. in Detroit to support scholarships for Detroit-area youth to attend historically black private colleges and universities.
• $40,000 to Ann Arbor-based Nonprofit Enterprise at Work Inc. to provide board assessment, building, development and training services for nonprofit organizations in southeast Michigan.
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