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1 DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND A permanent endowment to enhance the lives of children and youth in the region. A FUND OF THE

DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND ABOUT THE FUND Since 1999, the Detroit Auto Dealers Association (DADA) Charitable Foundation Fund has been an important resource for

As a permanently endowed fund at the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, the DADA Charitable Foundation Fund will be here forever, supporting each new generation of kids as they grow and

It is supported by proceeds from the annual North American International Auto Show Charity Preview.

more than $6.1 million to support nonprofit organizations that are improving the lives of children and youth in southeast Michigan.

DADA IMPACT BY PROGRAM AREA 1999 2018 ABOUT THE GRANTS Grants ranging from $10,000 to are awarded each year to improve the lives of children and youth across a broad range of program areas, including

Southeast Michigan is defined as the counties of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, St. Clair and Livingston.

2 DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND ABOUT THE FUND Since 1999, the Detroit Auto Dealers Association (DADA) Charitable Foundation Fund has been an important resource for nonprofit organizations serving children and youth. The fund has provided more than $6.1 million to support 154 organizations throughout southeast Michigan with more grants made each year. As a permanently endowed fund at the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, the DADA Charitable Foundation Fund will be here forever, supporting each new generation of kids as they grow and mature. The Detroit Auto Dealers Association, a trade association representing hundreds of automobile dealerships in metropolitan Detroit, founded the Fund. It is supported by proceeds from the annual North American International Auto Show Charity Preview. of the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan Celebrating 19 Years of Service to Young People of Southeast Michigan Since its inception in 1999, the DADA Charitable Foundation Fund has provided more than $6.1 million to support nonprofit organizations that are improving the lives of children and youth in southeast Michigan. This partnership is unique among auto trade associations nationally a permanent legacy to benefit our region for generations to come. DADA IMPACT BY PROGRAM AREA ABOUT THE GRANTS Grants ranging from $10,000 to are awarded each year to improve the lives of children and youth across a broad range of program areas, including health and human services, the arts, recreation, education and healthy living. Any 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in southeast Michigan may apply for a grant. Southeast Michigan is defined as the counties of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, St. Clair and Livingston. Nonprofit organizations that receive support directly from the Charity Preview are ineligible. Please note that the Fund does not award grants to host or sponsor events. more than Arts, Culture & Humanities: $391,691 Early Childhood Development: $375,000 Education: $1,298,300 Health: $552,750 Human Services: Public Safety/Protection: Youth Development: DADA FUND HIGHLIGHTS $1,328,743 $299,000 $1,227,990 Youth Employment: $235,000 Youth Leadership: $405,000 $7.9 MILLION IN CONTRIBUTIONS more than $6.1 MILLION IN GRANTS $ 3 MI L L I O N (and growing) IN ENDOWMENT 195 grants have been made to 154 organizations

3 2018 Grant Recipients of the DADA Charitable Foundation Fund Bloomfield Hills School District Support for program enhancement at the Wing Lake Developmental Center $21,350 Kids Kicking Cancer Support to expand a martial arts therapy program for children in southeast Michigan Detroit Institute for Children Support over two years to expand a summer learning program for children with special needs $48,600 Methodist Children s Home Society Support for a program designed to provide intensive aftercare services to boys ages 6 to 18 who have been impacted by childhood trauma Ele s Place Support to expand Ele s Group, a grief support program for children and youth $20,000 Oakland Family Services Support to expand a parent education, family support, and early childhood schoolreadiness program for families with children 0-5 years old Girls Group Support to pilot a program that builds stronger academic and social-emotional connections among students, parents, and schools in Washtenaw County $45,000 Riverside Arts Center Support to expand the FLY Creativity Lab, a youth empowerment program that provides creative experiences for K-12 youth in Ypsilanti $20,000 Hope Network Foundation Support to expand the Michigan Education Corps literacy tutoring program for Detroit Public Schools Community District students in grades K-3 Scarlet s Smile Support for a universally-designed recreational park in Commerce Township that is accessible for all abilities InsideOut Literary Arts Project Support over two years to expand Citywide Poets, a written and spoken word program, to include eighth-graders in Oak Park and Detroit Wild Swan Theater Support over 18 months for an original theatrical production for young audiences featuring women in science $28,270

4 GRANT RECIPIENTS, michigan Alkebu-Lan Village All The World s A Stage Alternatives for Girls American Red Cross Southeastern Michigan Chapter American Red Cross Washtenaw County Angels Place Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Ann Arbor Public Schools Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) The Art Center Arts & Scraps Autism Alliance of Michigan Baldwin Avenue United Methodist Church The Baldwin Center Beaumont Foundation Black Family Development Inc. Bloomfield Hills School District Boys and Girls Club of Troy buildon Inc. Camp Fire USA Wathana Council Campaign for Black Male Achievement CARE House of Oakland County Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corp. Chaldean American Ladies of Charity Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Children With Hair Loss Inc. Children s Home of Detroit Children s Leukemia Foundation Children s Hospital of Michigan City Mission Inc City Year-Detroit Coalition On Temporary Shelter (COTS) Common Ground Sanctuary Communities in Schools of Detroit Inc. Community Assessment, Referral and Education (CARE) Cornerstone Schools Association Covenant House Michigan Cranbrook Educational Community Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program (DAPCEP) Detroit Food & Entrepreneurship Academy Detroit Hispanic Development Corp. Detroit Historical Society Detroit Institute for Children Detroit Parent Network Detroit Science Center Detroit Symphony Orchestra Inc. Development Centers Inc. Downtown Boxing Gym Youth Program Eagle Sports Club Easter Seals - Michigan Eastern Michigan University Ele s Place First Step Western Wayne County Project on Domestic Assault Focus: HOPE Forgotten Harvest Inc. Franklin-Wright Settlements Inc. Fraser First Booster Club Fresh Air Society of Detroit/ Tamarack Camps Gilda s Club-Metro Detroit Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Girl Scouts of Macomb County, Otsikita Council Inc. Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit Girl Scouts of the Huron Valley Council Girls Group Girls on the Run International Inc. Give Merit Inc. Gleaners Community Food Bank Inc. The Greater Detroit Charitable Foundation Inc The Guidance Center HAVEN Inc. Heinz C. Prechter Fund for Manic Depression Henry Ford Health System Henry Ford Learning Institute Holy Cross Children s Services Hope Network Foundation Hospice of Michigan, Inc. InsideOut Literary Arts Project Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Detroit Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit Joseph J. Laurencelle Memorial Foundation Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan JVS Kids Kicking Cancer LACASA LAHC Leaders Advancing and Helping Communities Lawrence Technological University Leadership Macomb, Inc. Leslie Science and Nature Center Lighthouse of Oakland County Inc. Literacy and Beyond Inc. Macomb Community College Foundation Macomb County Child Advocacy Center Inc. Macomb Oakland Regional Center Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan Mayor s Time Mentoring Solutions Mercy Education Project Mercy Mount Clemens Corp. Methodist Children s Home Society Michigan Association for Children with Emotional Disorders Michigan Philharmonic Michigan Science Center Midnight Golf Program The MINDS Program Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit National Kidney Foundation of Michigan Inc. National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Neighborhood Centers Inc. Neutral Zone (Ann Arbor Teen Center Inc.) New Center Foundation Inc. North Oakland Foundation Northeast Guidance Center Oakland Family Services Oakwood Healthcare System Foundation Ozone House Penrickton Center for Blind Children Project Healthy Community Racquet Up Detroit Rainbow Connection Real Life 101 Scholarship Fund Reggie McKenzie Foundation Riverside Arts Center Ruth Ellis Center Inc. SAE Foundation The Salvation Army-Eastern Michigan Division Scarlet s Smile SOS Community Services Inc. Southfield Center for Youth Inc. Southwest Counseling and Development Services Sphinx Organization St. John Community Health Investment Corp. St. Joseph Mercy Oakland St. Vincent & Sarah Fisher Center Starfish Family Services Starr Commonwealth Student Advocacy Center of Michigan Sweet Dreamzzz Think Detroit Inc. Turning Point Inc. University Musical Society University of Michigan VIP Mentoring - Volunteers in Prevention, Probation and Prisons Inc. Vista Maria Washtenaw Area Council for Children Wayne-Metropolitan Community Action Agency Wayne-Westland Community Schools Wellspring Wild Swan Theater Winning Futures YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit Youth Sports and Recreation Commission YWCA of Western Wayne County

HOW TO APPLY Potential applicants are encouraged to contact the Community Foundation to discuss their project before submitting a proposal. Call 313.961.6675 and ask to speak with a program officer.

5 HOW TO APPLY Potential applicants are encouraged to contact the Community Foundation to discuss their project before submitting a proposal. Call and ask to speak with a program officer. Please consult the DADA page of the Community Foundation website (cfsem.org/dada) for additional information and guidance on the content and supporting materials for your proposal. Grant proposals are due to the Community Foundation by April 15 and awards are announced in September each year. ABOUT US The DADA Charitable Foundation Fund is a permanent legacy of the commitment of the Detroit Auto Dealers Association to the children and youth of southeast Michigan. The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan is pleased to assist with these philanthropic and charitable investments (cfsem.org/dada). The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, founded in 1984, is a full-service philanthropic organization leading the way to positive change. We support donors and their charitable intentions, and we fund, develop and nurture programs that create lasting positive benefit for all (cfsem.org). 333 West Fort Street, Suite 2010 Detroit, Michigan cfsem.org

DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND

DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND A permanent endowment to enhance the lives of children and youth in the region. A FUND OF THE ABOUT THE FUND Since 1999, the Detroit Auto Dealers