Nonprofits in Detroit
Drivers and businesses on Lunar can pick these nonprofits.
- All Well-Being Services — Provides mental health, substance-use and developmental-disability services in Detroit.
- Belle Isle Conservancy — Restores Belle Isle's park, aquarium and conservatory for Detroit visitors and wildlife.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast Michigan — Matches caring adult mentors with Detroit-area kids and teens in one-to-one friendships.
- Blood Cancer Foundation of Michigan — Provides financial and emotional support to Michiganders with leukemia and blood cancers.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan — Runs after-school clubs, sports and career programs for Detroit-area kids.
- Clark Park Coalition — Maintains Clark Park while running youth sports and mentoring programs in Southwest.
- Community Housing Network — Helps Metro Detroiters overcome homelessness and housing instability since 2001.
- COTS — Provides emergency shelter and a path to stable housing for Detroit families.
- Detroit Artists Market — One of the longest-running nonprofit galleries, supporting 500+ local artists.
- Detroit Institute of Arts — World-class encyclopedic art museum with free educational programs for schools.
- Detroit PAL — Runs youth sports and mentoring programs with Detroit police across the city.
- Detroit Public Safety Foundation — Funds equipment and programs for Detroit police and fire first responders.
- Detroit Public Theatre — Professional theatre staging bold productions and a Shakespeare-in-Prison program.
- Detroit Repertory Theatre — Michigan's longest-running professional theatre, producing multiracial ensemble work.
- Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice — Advocates for cleaner air, water and policy accountability in Detroit neighborhoods.
- Developing K.I.D.S. — Provides free after-school programs, summer camps and youth development in Detroit.
- Downriver Council for the Arts — Promotes and exhibits the arts across 21 Downriver communities near Detroit.
- DPL Foundation — Raises private funds for Detroit Public Library programs and branches citywide.
- Fair Lane (Henry Ford Estate) — Restores and reopens Henry and Clara Ford's Dearborn estate for public discovery.
- Fisher House Michigan — Provides free lodging for military and veteran families near Ann Arbor and Detroit VA.
- Forgotten Harvest — Rescues surplus food and delivers it free to metro Detroit pantries and shelters.
- Freedom House Detroit — Shelters and supports asylum seekers and trafficking survivors in Detroit.
- Friends for Animals of Metro Detroit — Runs a no-kill shelter and adoption center for cats and dogs in Dearborn.
- Friends of the Detroit River — Volunteers restore and protect wildlife habitat along the Detroit River shoreline.
- Friends of the Rouge — Organizes cleanups and habitat restoration work on the Rouge River in Southeast Michigan.
- Gilda's Club Metro Detroit — Free support groups and programs for people and families living with cancer.
- Gleaners Community Food Bank — Metro Detroit's main food bank distributing food through partner agencies.
- Homeless Action Network of Detroit — Coordinates a 70+ agency network and funding pipeline to house homeless Detroiters.
- Hospice of Michigan — Provides hospice, palliative and grief support across Southeast Michigan.
- Karmanos Cancer Institute — Michigan's only freestanding, NCI-designated cancer hospital and research center.
- Kids Without Cancer — Funds cancer research and support programs for families across Michigan.
- Living Arts — Teaches performing, visual and media arts to Southwest Detroit youth.
- Michigan Humane — Runs Detroit-area shelters, adoptions and emergency animal rescue.
- Michigan Warriors Hockey Program — Gives disabled veterans free ice time and hockey teams across metro Detroit.
- Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit — Youth development through theatre, music and dance instruction in Detroit.
- NAMI Detroit — Local NAMI affiliate offering peer support and education on mental illness in Detroit.
- National Kidney Foundation of Michigan — Runs kidney disease prevention, education and patient assistance statewide.
- Ruth Ellis Center — Shelters and supports homeless and at-risk LGBTQ+ youth of color in Detroit.
- The Greening of Detroit — Plants trees and green spaces while training workers across Detroit, Hamtramck and.
- The Youth Connection — Runs after-school, career-readiness and health programs for Detroit youth.
- United Way for Southeastern Michigan — Funds food, housing and family programs across Southeast Michigan.
- WNUC 96.7FM Detroit — Low-power FM station run by and for Detroit's North End neighborhood.