The Junior League of Detroit is focused on improving the lives of children and families in the City of Detroit. In 2012 the Junior League of Detroit established Project EAT, our major community impact initiative, to create a more food secure community by providing Education, Access and Tools...
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History of Past Projects 1915 LUNCH ROOM: The JLD's first project was a decent lunchroom for working women located on Woodward Avenue between John R and Grand Circus Park. 1921 DETROIT LEAGUE FOR THE HANDICAPPED: This agency, now combined with Goodwill Industries, was founded by the JLD in...
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Community Grants Every year, the Junior League of Detroit distributes Community Assistance Grants to organizations in Wayne County that provide services to improve the health and welfare of children. The Junior League of Detroit has awarded over $250,000 dollars in community grants, and provides up to $25,000 each year...
Grant Application Deadlines Funding is based on a the following deadlines: October 1 January 1 March 1 You will be notified in writing of a decision in approximately 8 weeks from submission deadlines as each grant award requires the approval...
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2018-2019 Crossroads of Michigan- $5000. For their Parenting Support Program. Epiphany Education Center- $1,500. To fund their Literacy Intervention Program Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corp. - $1,000. Fund the Garden and Cooking Supplies for the Growing Healthy Urban Kids program. Christ Child House...
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