Projects

Raquel Castaneda-Lopez is the first person ever to represent District Six as city government shifts back to representation by district for the first time in nearly a century. 

Community Development Advocates of Detroit is the trade association for community development and neighborhood improvement organizations, working to support them through technical assistance, information, public policy advocacy and capacity building.

WSU's Math Corps stands on the belief that all children have a unique and special greatness within them, and that through hard work, a commitment to excellence, and a dedication to learning, combined with the support of a caring community, this greatness can be realized. It is the mission of the WSU Math Corps, using Mathematics as its tool, to help as many children in Detroit as possible realize their own particular greatness.

Neighbors Building Brightmoor is a non-profit organization composed of a group of neighbors "dedicated to mobilizing, equipping, and helping each other to create a beautiful, healthy and sustainable community for ourselves and our children."

The Peacock Room is a women's apparel and accessory boutique owned by Rachel Lutz, who also owns the Emerald, a gift shop and men's haberdashery. Both are located inside the Park Shelton in Midtown.

Spielhaus Toys is a 2013 Hatch Detroit finalist now popping up on Woodward through the holidays with sights set on a permanent location in the future. 

Jefferson East, Inc. is a development organization that focuses on the revitalization of neighborhoods along the East Jefferson corridor.