The Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation is dedicated to providing bilingual information and direct services to individuals through programs centered in the community.  As such, the organization uses an integrative approach to delivering services.  DHDC works together with the individual, his/her family, and the institutions that affect and influence him/her daily such as the organizations within the community.

Created with the energies of three 20 year old students home from college in the summer of 2002. Summer in the City is a dynamic non-profit organization that is changing the impact of volunteers on Detroit and of Detroit on volunteers.

By bringing a diverse group of young people to invest their energies in Detroit, Summer in the City programs address the immediate needs of city neighborhoods and foster a regional mindset.

Green Earth Michigan is a non-profit devoted to securing Michigan's top position in the future of renewable energy.  It is working to achieve Michigan's solution to climate change and energy dependence through electric vehicles, and the use of renewable energy solutions to infrastructure concerns.  Breaking the reliance on faossil fuels can be achieved through energy independence in our homes and in our communities.

Based in Southwest Detroit, Bridging Communities Inc. is a grassroots collaborative involving local unions, businesses, residents, social service and faith-based organizations working together to create caring communities where people of all ages can live in dignity in Southwest Detroit. Our work improves the quality of life for the elders of Southwest Detroit by meeting their needs and the needs of the surrounding neighborhoods, through creative collaboration and innovative programming.

In recent years, the fastest growing means of protecting land has been through the use of conservation easements, a legal agreement between a private landowner and a land trust that permanently limits the scope and type of development while leaving the land in private ownership.

In 1971 the Hannan Foundation constructed Hannan House as a residence for low income seniors. Although Hannan House offered high quality affordable housing in the heart of Detroit's Midtown University Cultural and Medical Center Area as subsidized senior apartment buildings were built in the area surrounding Hannan House the need for its single room, home for the aged, units decreased significantly. In response to declining occupancy Hannan conferred with non-profit senior service providers and surveyed seniors in Detroit to determine the best use for the building. This resulted in the decision by Hannan in 1993 to  adaptively reuse the 45,000 square foot, four story (five levels) building by converting it into a multi tenant nonprofit center.

The clinic will treat persons from 18 through 64 years of age. It will provide primarily non-emergency maintenance care of chronic illness, do checkups, diagnose and treat acute day-to-day illness, dispense generic medications, and make specialist referrals for obstetric, dental care and sexually transmitted disease treatment and other care beyond our scope of service. The pharmacy will not stock any controlled drugs, narcotics or any highly addictive drug of any sort.We can't hope to offer this needed service without volunteers. All free clinics are staffed by people who volunteer. There are state and Federal government legal protections for medical staff that volunteer.

Communities In Schools of Detroit champions the connection of needed community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, and prepare for life.

LocalMotionGreen is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting healthy people and a healthy planet through reduced exposure and use of harmful chemicals. We empower people by providing knowledge of ways to reduce this exposure in daily life.