The Hudson-Webber Foundation Board of Trustees has approved $900,000 in new grants to support nonprofit organizations working to strengthen neighborhoods, expand housing opportunities, enhance public safety and advance inclusive public policy across Detroit and the surrounding region.
The grants, approved at the Board’s December 2025 meeting, will support a mix of programmatic initiatives and core operating needs for organizations whose work directly impacts Detroit residents. According to the Foundation, the investments are designed to address evolving community needs while reinforcing Hudson-Webber’s long-standing funding priorities around equity, economic opportunity and civic well-being.
“These investments reflect Hudson-Webber’s commitment to supporting organizations that are driving meaningful, measurable progress for Detroiters,” said Donald Rencher, president and CEO of the Hudson-Webber Foundation. “From strengthening neighborhood safety and expanding access to housing, to advancing sound public policy and informed civic engagement, these partners are helping build the systems and conditions necessary for a more equitable, resilient and thriving Detroit.”…