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As part of the 2025-2028 Detroit Arts Support program, Hudson-Webber remains committed to organizations advancing racial equity and neighborhood-based work that are located in Detroit and where the majority of its work happens in Detroit. While applications are not expected to excel on all points below, a competitive application will clearly present the organization’s commitments to the following:
Additionally, strong applications will show the following about organizations:
Program Officer: Michael Shaw, mshaw@hudson-webber.org
The Hudson-Webber Foundation only funds activities based in Detroit, or otherwise have a significant benefit to the Detroit community.
The foundation only funds arts and culture grants that meet one, or more, of the following objectives:
With the exception of the foundation’s Hudsonians program for retirees of the Hudson’s department store, the Foundation does not make grants to individuals.
Arts & Culture Program Officer: Adam DesJardins, adesjardins@erbff.org
The Erb Family Foundation will review applications from eligible organizations in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. Given the Foundation’s plans to spend down its assets by 2035, the Foundation anticipates this will be its final three-year cycle of Detroit Arts Support. Planned grant amounts for organizations selected for funding will be determined by the funding formula below:
Program Officer: Tara Tuomaala, ttuomaala@erbff.org
The Erb Family Foundation will review applications from qualifying organizations in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties and legacy organizations that have historical significance to the Erb family. Grant amounts for organizations selected for funding will be determined by the funding formula below:
As part of the 2022-2025 Detroit Arts Support program, Kresge remains committed to equity-based initiatives. While applications are not expected to excel on all points below, a competitive application will clearly present the organization’s commitments to the following:
Additionally, strong applications will show the following about organizations:
Program Officer: Wendy Jackson, wljackson@kresge.org
The Kresge Foundation will review eligible applications from organizations in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. Foundation decisions will be based on application materials and informed by the community focus groups and financial analysis.
As part of the 2022-2025 Detroit Arts Support program, Kresge will place special emphasis on diversity and equity. While applications are not expected to excel on all points below, a competitive application will clearly present the organization’s commitments to the following
Additionally, strong applications will show the following about organizations: