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Detroit Regional Chamber, General Motors Announce 30 Nonprofit, Small Business, Recipients of $600K in NeighborHUB Grants

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At the Detroit Regional Chamber’s Detroit Policy Conference last week, the Chamber and General Motors announced the sixth cohort of awardees for the NeighborHUB grant program. Ten nonprofits and 20 small businesses in Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park were selected to receive $600,000 in grants and additional consulting and support services. 

“I’m extremely proud of our collaboration with General Motors to empower residents, small businesses, and nonprofits to affect change in their neighborhoods through accessible grant money,” said Devon O’Reilly, the Chamber’s Senior Director of Community Engagement and Leadership Development. “The 2024 class continues suit of having diverse representatives and projects that properly represent neighborhoods throughout the Detroit and surrounding areas communities.”

“For the past six years, the NeighborHUB program has inspired local nonprofits and small businesses to think big and enact change in their communities,” said Genna Young, Senior Manager of News Relations at GM. “Along with the Chamber, we are thrilled to support and celebrate the sixth cohort of community leaders and entrepreneurs, and we look forward to another great year of progress in our neighborhoods.”

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To create more activity and funding in neighborhoods beyond Downtown Detroit, NeighborHUB continues to support small businesses and nonprofits as essential foundations for neighborhoods, especially in traditionally underinvested small business corridors. In addition to grant funding, Michigan Community Resources and BUILD Institute will provide additional support to nonprofit and small business grantees through workshops, classes, and mentorship. This year, nearly 78% are minority-owned or led, with 71% being women-owned or led.

The 2024 cohort brings the total number of NeighborHUB grant recipient organizations to 94, receiving nearly $2.3 million in cash funding and consulting services to ensure projects’ success and sustainability. Recipients are chosen for their proposals to create and enhance neighborhood spaces through collaboration. In 2022, a small business cohort was introduced to the program to recognize entrepreneurs’ vital role in community revitalization.

The NeighborHUB program is an annual collaborative effort between the Chamber and GM designed to empower residents in Detroit, Hamtramck, or Highland Park to affect change in their neighborhoods through physical presence and innovative programming. More than 350 grant applications were submitted for the 2024 grant cycle, and the selection process, led by an advisory selection committee of Chamber and GM staff, past NeighborHUB grantees, nonprofit founders and executives, and small business resource providers, was very competitive. Get to know more about the winners at www.detroitchamber.com/neighborhub.

Nonprofits

  • 360 Detroit, Inc.
  • Atlantic Impact
  • Black Legacy Advancement Coalition
  • Detroit Horse Power
  • Detroit Phoenix Center
  • Detroit Zen Center
  • Mexicantown CDC
  • Nurturing Our Seeds
  • Teachers Supporting Teachers Everywhere
  • We Are Culture

Small Businesses

  • Audio Engineers of Detroit
  • Bouncing Around the Motor City
  • Brooks Management Group
  • Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio
  • Detroit Rosa
  • Goodness Gracious Inc.
  • Happy Bounce
  • Ice Cream Detroit
  • IVY Kitchen + Cocktails
  • Just for Kidz II
  • Little Stinkers Childcare
  • No Fear Café
  • Plum Health Direct Primary Care
  • Puente Cultural Integration, LLC
  • Sanctuary Farms
  • Sandy’s Land LLC
  • The Detroit Pizza Bar
  • The Squeeze Station
  • The W Buchanan Group
  • Welcome Home Yoga & Wellness

Highlights of Grants Serving Southwest Detroit: 

Among the grant recipients were several agencies and small businesses that serve Southwest Detroit including those that are listed below along with their uses for the grant funds. 

Mexicantown Community Development Corporation

The MCDC grant will focus on activating, operating, and sustaining the Mexicantown Community Development Corporation café, which will operate in tandem with the Mexicantown-Latino Galleria. “This grant will allow us to bring aboard a Café’ operator, to train Baristas and begin to operate by March of this year, supporting Mexicantown CDC’s mission to be the arts, business and cultural destination for Detroit,” said Ray Lozano, MCDC Executive Director.

We Are Culture Creators

According to Elizabeth Stone, Co-Director of We are Culture Creators, “the NeighborHUB grant will allow us to further service the young creatives, musicians and entrepreneurs, of our city. It will allow us to create a creative empowerment hub that will impact a generation of artists deeply rooted in Detroit culture and business.” 

The Creative Empowerment Hub will emphasize the artistic development and essential entrepreneurial skills necessary for professionalizing by providing an accessible community workspace for workshops and training, podcast room, computer lab, and video media room necessary to further creative careers in music and media. 

Plum Health Director Primary Care

Plum Health DPC provides comprehensive family medicine services in order to address Detroit’s lack of primary care physicians. Operating out of The Corner Building at Michigan Ave. and Trumbull, they provide their patients with at-cost meds, at-cost labs, and at-cost imaging services, saving patients roughly 90% on these services. 

“Plum Health DPC has been serving Southwest, Corktown, and beyond since 2016 and we finally have funding to make a sign for the front of our office on Michigan Avenue, said Paul Thomas, MD, Center Director. “This grant money will help us put our best face forward to the community, and help new and existing patients find our family medicine practice more easily.”

Puente Cultural Integration LLC

Puente bridges the cultural and language gap between the Latinx/Hispanic community and agencies through inclusive program development, bilingual and culturally appropriate marketing strategies, Spanish-language services, workshops, individualized small business coaching, and cross-cultural consulting. 

CEO Bridget Espinosa explains, “We provide direct and equitable access to bilingual technical assistance and opportunities for both entrepreneurial educational and hands-on sales, which will directly impact economic mobility. We offer free Open Office Hours every Tuesday for any small business owner. Call 313-349-0089 or email team@puenteci.com to request an appointment.

The Squeeze Station

Provides healthy dining and carry out options to the Michigan-Martin neighborhood of southwest Detroit. The Squeeze Station also provides community programming that facilitates a biweekly interfaith men’s group, a biweekly poetry open-mic, event rentals, and special collaborations with local organizers and enterprisers.

La Cámara Regional de Detroit y General Motors anuncian que 30 pequeñas empresas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro recibirán $600 mil en subvenciones NeighborHUB

La semana pasada en la Conferencia de Política de la Cámara Regional de Detroit, la Cámara y General Motors anunciaron el sexto grupo de beneficiarios del programa de subvenciones NeighborHUB. Se seleccionaron diez ONG y 20 pequeñas empresas en Detroit, Hamtramck y Highland Park para recibir $600,000 en subvenciones y servicios adicionales de consultoría y apoyo.

“Estoy extremadamente orgulloso de nuestra colaboración con General Motors para empoderar a los residentes, pequeñas empresas y ONG para lograr cambios en sus vecindarios a través de subvenciones accesibles”, comentó Devon O’Reilly, Director Senior de Participación Comunitaria y Desarrollo de Liderazgo de la Cámara. “La clase 2024 continúa teniendo diversos representantes y proyectos que representan adecuadamente a los vecindarios de las comunidades de Detroit y sus alrededores”.

“Durante los últimos seis años, el programa NeighborHUB ha inspirado a las ONG y pequeñas empresas locales a pensar en grande y lograr cambios en sus comunidades”, compartió Genna Young, Gerente Sénior de Relaciones Públicas de GM. “Junto con la Cámara, estamos encantados de apoyar y celebrar al sexto grupo de líderes comunitarios y empresarios, y esperamos otro gran año de progreso en nuestros vecindarios”.

Para crear más actividad y financiamiento en vecindarios más allá del centro de Detroit, NeighborHUB continúa apoyando a las pequeñas empresas y ONG como bases esenciales para los vecindarios, especialmente en los corredores de pequeñas empresas tradicionalmente con poca inversión. Además de la financiación de subvenciones, Michigan Community Resources y BUILD Institute, brindarán apoyo adicional a beneficiarios de pequeñas empresas y ONG a través de talleres, clases y tutorías. Este año, casi el 78% son propiedad o están dirigidos por minorías, y el 71% son propiedad o están dirigidos por mujeres.

La cohorte de 2024 eleva a 94 el número total de organizaciones receptoras de subvenciones de NeighborHUB, que reciben casi $2,3 millones en financiación en efectivo y servicios de consultoría para garantizar el éxito y la sostenibilidad de los proyectos. Los destinatarios son elegidos por sus propuestas para crear y mejorar espacios vecinales a través de la colaboración. En 2022, se presentó el programa a un grupo de pequeñas empresas para reconocer el papel vital de los empresarios en la revitalización de la comunidad.

El programa NeighborHUB es un esfuerzo de colaboración anual, entre la Cámara y GM diseñado para capacitar a los residentes de Detroit, Hamtramck o Highland Park y lograr cambios en sus vecindarios a través de la presencia física y una programación innovadora. Se presentaron más de 350 solicitudes de subvenciones para el ciclo de subvenciones de 2024, y el proceso de selección, dirigido por un comité de selección asesor formado por personal de la Cámara y de GM, antiguos beneficiarios de NeighborHUB, fundadores y ejecutivos de ONG y proveedores de recursos para pequeñas empresas, fue muy competitivo. Conozca más sobre los ganadores en www.detroitchamber.com/neighborhub.

Organizaciones sin fines de lucro

  • 360 Detroit, Inc.
  • Atlantic Impact
  • Black Legacy Advancement Coalition
  • Detroit Horse Power
  • Detroit Phoenix Center
  • Detroit Zen Center
  • Mexicantown CDC
  • Nurturing Our Seeds
  • Teachers Supporting Teachers Everywhere
  • We Are Culture

Pequeñas empresas

  • Audio Engineers of Detroit
  • Bouncing Around the Motor City
  • Brooks Management Group
  • Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio
  • Detroit Rosa
  • Goodness Gracious Inc.
  • Happy Bounce
  • Ice Cream Detroit
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  • Just for Kidz II
  • Little Stinkers Childcare
  • No Fear Café
  • Plum Health Direct Primary Care
  • Puente Cultural Integration, LLC
  • Sanctuary Farms
  • Sandy’s Land LLC
  • The Detroit Pizza Bar
  • The Squeeze Station
  • The W Buchanan Group
  • Welcome Home Yoga & Wellness

Aspectos destacados de las subvenciones que prestan servicios en el suroeste de Detroit:

Entre los beneficiarios de la subvención se encuentran agencias y pequeñas empresas, que prestan servicios en el suroeste de Detroit, incluidas las que se enumeran a continuación junto con el uso de los fondos de la subvención.

Corporación de Desarrollo Comunitario de Mexicantown

La subvención de esta organización se centrará en activar, operar y sostener el café de la Corporación de Desarrollo Comunitario de Mexicantown, que funcionará en conjunto con Mexicantown-Latino Galleria.

We Are Culture Creators

Según Elizabeth Stone, codirectora de We are Culture Creators, “la subvención NeighborHUB nos permitirá prestar más servicios a los jóvenes creativos, músicos y emprendedores de nuestra ciudad. Nos permitirá crear un centro de empoderamiento creativo que impactará a una generación de artistas profundamente arraigados en la cultura y los negocios de Detroit”.

El nuevo Centro de Empoderamiento Creativo, enfatizará el desarrollo artístico y las habilidades empresariales esenciales necesarias para la profesionalización, al proporcionar un espacio de trabajo comunitario accesible para talleres y capacitación, una sala de podcasts, un laboratorio de computación y una sala de medios de video necesarios para promover carreras creativas en la música y los medios.

Clínica de Atención Primaria Plum Health Director 

Plum Health brinda servicios integrales de medicina familiar para abordar la falta de médicos de atención primaria en Detroit. Operando desde The Corner Building en Michigan Ave. y Trumbull, brindan a sus pacientes medicamentos, exámenes de laboratorio y servicios de imágenes al costo, ahorrándoles a los pacientes aproximadamente un 90 % en estos servicios.

“Plum Health ha estado prestando servicios en el suroeste y más allá de Corktown desde 2016 y finalmente tenemos los fondos para hacer un letrero en el frente de nuestra oficina en Michigan Avenue”, mencionó el Dr. Paul Thomas, director del centro. “Este dinero nos ayudará mostrarle nuestra mejor cara a la comunidad y ayudar a los pacientes nuevos y existentes a encontrar nuestra práctica de medicina familiar más fácilmente”.

Puente Cultural Integration LLC

Cerrar la brecha cultural y lingüística entre la comunidad latina/hispana y las agencias, a través del desarrollo de programas inclusivos, estrategias de marketing bilingües y culturalmente apropiadas, servicios en español, talleres, asesoramiento individualizado para pequeñas empresas y consultoría intercultural.

The Squeeze Station

Ofrece opciones de comida saludable y comida para llevar en el vecindario Michigan-Martin del suroeste de Detroit. Squeeze Station también ofrece programación comunitaria que facilita quincenalmente un grupo interreligioso de hombres, un micrófono abierto de poesía, alquiler de eventos y colaboraciones especiales con organizadores y empresarios locales.

Traducción por Carmen Elena Luna

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