Nonprofit Journal Project

Nonprofit leaders across southeast Michigan will share stories of nonprofit, government, and philanthropic sectors coming together to think bigger, solve problems, and execute transformative projects.

This series is made possible with the generous support of our partners the Michigan Nonprofit Association, Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, and Co.act Detroit.

Feature Story Alia Harvey Quinn, Founder and Executive Director of FORCE Detroit
Feature Story Raquel Garcia, Executive Director of Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision

Trucks, ports and pollution in Southwest Detroit


Feature Story Chase Cantrell, Executive Director of Building Community Value

Support for small-scale Detroit real estate developers


Feature Story A volunteer puts away food at Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County
Feature Story Shamyle Dobbs, CEO of Michigan Community Resources
Feature Story Bob Furtado, Vice President of Blue Water League of the Blind

People with visual impairments find community in Port Huron


Feature Story (left to right) Matt Gatti, NOAH Project’s street outreach manager; a family of two whom the outreach team helped house; and the project’s lead street outreach worker, Paige Henson

NOAH Project connects to people who are homeless with street outreach


Feature Story People supported by Blue Water Developmental Housing gather for a birthday dinner at a restaurant
Feature Story Volunteers for Gleaners Community Food Bank at the Oakland County Farmers Market mobile distribution

A financial triple whammy for nonprofits


Feature Story Dr. Kimberlydawn Wisdom

Inspiring pregnant women toward healthier birth outcomes


Feature Story Norman Clement, Detroit Change Initiative
Feature Story Detroit Heals Detroit protest, June 2022

Youth take the lead in fighting trauma


Feature Story Desirae Simmons
Feature Story Kirsten Elliott, Vice President and COO at Community Housing Network
Feature Story Summer Berman, executive director of Fresh Start Clubhouse

Reshaping how people with mental health challenges see themselves


Feature Story Alejandra Gomez, UNI education initiatives director

Bringing education and enrichment to Southwest Detroit youth