2023 – a Year of Evolution, Transitions and Notable Accolades
Thanks to the collective efforts of loyal staff, members, and volunteers, our YMCA experienced the highest membership growth in over a decade. We ended the year with over 10,000 memberships, serving nearly 50,000 Metropolitan Detroiters.
YMCA membership is not about being a part of a club. It is rooted in community building. It is about connecting people on their health and wellness journey, a journey that is physical, mental, and spiritual. Our ultimate goal is to help everyone make every day better by realizing their unique potential. Today we celebrate the health journey of over 50,000 of our neighbors.
2023 was truly a year of evolution and notable accolades for the YMCA, a testament to our unwavering commitment to our mission. The evolution began and ended the year and was pivotal in propelling our mission forward, aiming to build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. Evolution and accolades were focused on safety, quality, and leadership.
Safety, flexibility, and sustainability were key drivers in our decision to become an American Red Cross-licensed Training Provider in 2023. As such, we adopted American Red Cross Lifeguard Training/CPR, First Aid, and AED Training for our associations’ aquatic programs. In addition, we provide an array of safety courses in partnership with the Red Cross in AED use, Babysitting, CPR, and Lifeguarding. We are proud that 100% of our more than 100 lifeguards are Red Cross certified. We applaud Amanda Barone, Regional Director of Aquatics, and our entire aquatics team for this accomplishment.
Volunteer leadership is a bedrock of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit. We have engaged community members to lead our YMCA for over 171 years. In April 2023, we elected Eric Huffman as the 58th Chair of the Board, a significant milestone as he became the first African American to hold this post. Eric’s career, which began as a State Farm claims manager and advanced to an agent owner, spans over 27 years of serving the metropolitan Detroit community. His dedication to the YMCA was recognized when he was honored as a YMCA Achiever in 2010, and he has continued to contribute as a volunteer ever since as a mentor and major donor.
We celebrated the conclusion of our Revitalize and Thrive Campaign, which raised over 10 million dollars to help the YMCA make a transformational impact on our youth, families, and communities for generations to come… focused on areas that support education, youth leadership, safety around water, the arts, and nutrition.
Ensuring that our children are safe is the priority of our YMCA. So, we rolled up ourselves to pursue the prestigious Praesidium Accreditation for Child Safety. We earned the Praesidium Accreditation for Child Safety which publicly recognizes the YMCA for adopting and employing the highest standards in child abuse prevention across our entire association. We are truly grateful to Lisa Mullin, Vice-President of Human Resources and Risk Management, and our whole human resources team for leading our YMCA through the necessary rigor to earn this accreditation.
Delivering quality youth programs is core to our YMCA’s mission. This is best demonstrated through community-driven accolades. We earned the Best of Best Community Choice Award for Summer Camp. Thousands of community members agreed that our YMCA summer camp provided children with high-quality educational, fun, and safe summer experiences. Every Year, the Detroit Free Press hosts this community recognition, and we are honored to be recognized.
We have even garnered national accolades for program quality; Newsweek identified our Camp Ohiyesa as one of the top 100 camps in the nation. Located in Holly, Michigan, Camp Ohiyesa provides amazing outdoor fun and learning opportunities for all ages.
Yes, the YMCA serves all ages from cradle to career and through our retirement years. However, it is no secret that children are the heartbeat of the YMCA. Over 20,000 children are served annually through recreational and educational activities, from swim lessons to summer employment. In addition, we provided over 86,000 meals to children and seniors. Please take some time to read through the stories from our branches and initiatives to learn more about the people the Y supported in 2023.
We closed out the new year with the ultimate leadership transition: Helene Weir retired as the 14th President and CEO of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit after serving the YMCA movement in Canada and the United States for 40 years. Helene was the first female to hold this post in a permanent capacity. Our leadership development committee conducted a nationwide search and elected Parrish Underwood as the 15th President and Chief Executive Officer of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit. Parrish is the first African American to serve in this role with this YMCA. He has a 31-year YMCA career history serving in leadership roles in Alabama, Georgia, and Michigan.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit continues to progress forward.
Eric Huffman
Chief Volunteer Officer
YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Helene Weir
14th President & CEO
YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Parrish Underwood
15th President and CEO
YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
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2023 Financial Update
Michelle Kotas
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
2023 was an incredible year for growth: 24% growth in membership dues and 14% growth in program fees. This was the highest membership growth our association has experienced in the past decade. While we celebrate this incredible achievement; it is tempered by the increased costs in operations and a net operating loss. The good news is our loss was lower than budgeted and we are growing. We look forward to the future.
2023 Financial Summary
January 1-December 31, 2023
Operating Activities
Operating Revenue
| Contributions & Grants | $ 7,410,139 |
| Membership & Programs | 16,826,872 |
| Other | 325,242 |
| Total Operating Revenue | $24,562,253 |
Operating Expense
| Youth Development | $9,400,283 |
| Healthy Living | 8,737,227 |
| Social Responsibility | 1,560,726 |
| Management | 6,068,786 |
| Fundraising | 745,891 |
| Total Operating Expense | $26,512,913 |
Net Loss from Operating Activities ($1,950,660)
Non-Operating Activities
| Capital and Other Contributions | $1,101,256 |
| Restricted Grant Revenue | (1,044,690) |
| Investment Activity | 937,250 |
| Interest Expense | (655,504) |
| Depreciation Expense | (2,219,625) |
| Other | 1,140,317 |
Net Loss from Non-Operating Activities ($740,996)
Net Loss ($2,691,656)
The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is extraordinarily grateful to have been selected by local, state, and federal agencies and departments to steward public dollars that create significant community impact.
Organizational Updates
The Mission of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is executed by a senior leadership team who all report to the President and CEO. Their sole purpose is to effectively and efficiently utilize YMCA resources to improve the lives of Metropolitan Detroiters.
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Community Initiatives
Lynette Simmons
Vice President of Operations – Community Initiatives
Community Initiatives raised over 3.1 million dollars to provide equitable access to free and/or low-cost quality YMCA programs, services and support systems. Through food access, supervised sports sampling and play in an array of spaces, community water safety skills and swim lessons, the Arts-visual-theater-Media, High school completion and career/college readiness, to more than 16,000 residents consisting of youth, adults and families. While we serve 4 counties in the Metropolitan area, over 75% of the individuals we support are Detroit residents. We are proud to remove socioeconomic barriers through collective impact efforts that improve the lives and contribute to the aspirations and success of our most vulnerable community members.
Facilities
Lorie Uranga
Senior Vice President of Properties and Purchasing
Maintenance was our primary facility focus in 2023, ensuring that our YMCA was safe and clean. Over $400,000 was spent on parking lot resurfacing, roofing, and mechanical updates for heating, cooling, elevators, etc. Our YMCA is responsible for seven facilities and two camps, which is more than 367,000 square feet of real estate we are charged with managing every day.
Human Resources & Risk Management
Lisa Mullin
Vice President of Human Resources and Risk Management
People are our most valuable asset. Our staff and volunteers enable the YMCA to create welcoming safe places for everyone. Our amazing staff engage our communities with a smile and the goal for making the Y the best part of peoples day. With thousands of children in our care on any given day, our commitment to safety is always evident, including implementing a real-time sex offender screening process at all of our facilities. This commitment to safety is why we also took on the arduous task to earn the Praesidium Accreditation for Child Safety. In addition we also became an American Red Cross Lifeguard Training/CPR, First Aid, and AED Training Partner.
Marketing & Communications
Latitia McCree-Thomas
Senior Vice President of Communications & Marketing
Telling the YMCA story and sharing the impact the YMCA has in the lives of Metropolitan Detroiters is our ultimate aim. We achieve this through multimedia marketing including: digital, print, radio, television, and strategic incentives to attract families and individual health-seekers, volunteers, partners and donors to the YMCA. YMCA web traffic, social media engagement, and foot traffic help drive significant membership growth, program growth, and philanthropic support. We focused on the value of the YMCA, sharing ALL the services and benefits the Y offers for less than $3 a day.
Membership & Programming
Kyle Anderson
Vice President of Operations – Membership
Membership and programs experienced historical growth. We attribute this growth to heightened awareness, post-COVID alumni returning, and improved program quality and consistency. Newsweek even recognized Camp Ohiyesa among the top 100 camps in the nation. We provide Les Mills group exercise programs, child watch, parents night out and family gym and swim at all locations at one affordable price. We welcomed thousands of new members and ended the year with over 10,000 new memberships, providing YMCA access to over 50,000 men, women, and children across the metropolitan area. We are truly excited to become the third place for families outside of home, work, and school.
Explore the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit’s 2023 Impact
Birmingham Family YMCA
Provided a safe, fun, enriching space for over 300 local Day Campers. We offered cooking, STEM, and art add-ons in our 2023 program, as well as provided Inclusion Camp for children needing 1-on-1 support while integrating into the camp day.
Boll Family YMCA
Connected and enriched the lives of over 12,000 Metropolitan Detroiters, including providing 2,000 children with experiences in sports, aquatics and summer camps. Collectively, these children had opportunities to learn a new skill, make friends, and connect with a role model in a safe, welcoming place.
And to top it off YMCA work inspired 150 community members to contribute $90,000 in gifts ranging from $5 to $15,000 to support the Y’s mission to help build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
Carls Family YMCA
Provided group swim lessons to over 1,400 children, summer day camp to over 300 kids and graduated 16 LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Cancer Survivor Participants!
Downriver Family YMCA
The Downriver YMCA surpassed its Annual Campaign fundraising goal by $31,000, ensuring that Y membership and programs were available to all regardless of their financial standing. $86,447 was raised on a goal of $55,000 (157% to goal). Funding Highlights include: The Allen Park Kiwanis Club contributed funding to provide over eight weeks of camp experiences for children with cognitive challenges. This partnership has been renewed for 2024.
The Downriver YMCA entered into a 5 year partnership with the Prechter Family Fund to provide two 10-week sessions of media arts programming to kids in the Downriver community each year through 2027. In 2023 over 30 youth learned about photography and video production showcasing their final productions at a screening held at the Heinz C. Prechter Educational and Performing Arts Center.
Farmington Family YMCA
Raised over $90,000 to provide over 261 children, families, and individuals with financial assistance to participate Y program like summer camp. Summer Camp 2023 was a huge success with over 1,000 children attending throughout the summer.
Girls on the Run and STRIDE
Girls on the Run and STRIDE engaged over 3,500 children in important youth development workshops for eight weeks culminating a in a celebratory 5K run.
Macomb Family YMCA
Teaching over 150 kids safety around water and providing nearly $15,000 in scholarships for families and individuals who would not otherwise be able to experience the benefits of wellness and community, including attending summer camp.
Metro Youth YMCA
Served over 540 total youth in our college and career readiness Teen Achievers program, workforce development and summer internship program.
Plymouth Family YMCA
Engaging over 180 youth in our National Parks partnership. Youth learn about nature, conservation, career opportunities, Michigan History, and earn their Junior Ranger Badge.
South Oakland Family YMCA
Launched the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Cancer Survivor Program, which improved the quality of life for eight survivors! These amazing people learned research based physical fitness skills to help them build endurance, strength, balance, confidence and so much more.
YMCA Camps Ohiyesa and Nissokone
Welcomed staff from 16 countries representing: Mexico, Colombia, Lithuania, Poland, Ghana, England, Scotland, Ireland, Hungary, France, Netherlands, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.
This enabled Camp Ohiyesa in Holly and Camp Nissokone in Oscoda to provide valuable environmental education and outdoor learning experiences that support STEAM learning along with social and emotional development. And most importantly we disconnected over 6,000 children for cell from tech devices and engaged them in the beauty of nature.
Y Arts
Expanded Y Media Works in DPSCD, Birmingham, and Southgate. Giving adolescent youth and teens the opportunity to improve their STEAM education skills, while simultaneously giving them a platform to share their youth voice using 21st century media.
YMCA Positive Play Initiative
A partner of Project Play Southeast Michigan
In 2023 the Y on the Fly program served 3,548 youth at 44 locations across Metropolitan Detroit. Professionally trained Y Staff visited public parks and community spaces to provide guided sports sampling, which was free to children with no cost to their families.
2023 Volunteers
Association Board Leadership Volunteers
Our Officers
Chair of the Board
Eric Huffman
Retired, Owner/Operator, State Farm Insurance Company
Vice Chair
Gail Bernard von Staden
Principal, von Staden Architect, LLC
Vice Chair
MaryAnn Kanary
Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary, Cooper Standard
Treasurer
Arthur J. Kubert
CFO, Lakeview Capital Inc.
Secretary
Parrish Underwood
President & CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Executive Committee
David J. Allen
Judge, Wayne County Circuit Court
Paul M. Balas
Executive in Residence, Michigan State University
John C. Carter
Retired, President, Michigan Middle Market, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Anthony P. Cracchiolo
Member, Bodman PLC
Ronald A. Deneweth
President, Deneweth Dugan & Parfitt PC
Jay D. Farner
Chief Executive Officer, Ronin Capital Partners
Marita S. Grobbel
Chief Operating Officer, Autism Alliance of Michigan
Robert W. Kruse, III
Vice President, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Maria Martinez
Deputy Chief of Staff, Executive Office of Governor Gretchen Whitmer
Michael E. McInerney
Principal, MEM Investments, LLC
James M. Nicholson
Co-Chairman, PVS Chemicals Inc.
Amy Schaden
Global Talent Management, Magna International
Members at Large
Tony Catalina
Senior Vice President, Commercial Sales Manager, Fifth Third Bank
Durant Crum
Diversity Manager, Dakkota Integrated Systems
Raymond L. Finocchio
Retired, Vice President of Regional Sales, PPG Industries
Ronald J. Gantner
Partner, Plante Moran Cresa
Patrice Harold, MD
Southfield Obstetrics & Gynecology
Tracey Kenty
Vice President, Human Resources, Strategic Staffing Solutions
Joseph Musallam
Vice President, Distribution Operations, DTE Energy
Gino Roncelli
Vice President, Roncelli
Benjamin L. Smith, III
Principal, Summit Commercial Creative Real Estate Solutions
Jeffrey S. Solis
Partner, UHY, LLC
Jim Spangler
VP of US Sales Operations, Ford Motor Credit
Jeff Terrill
Senior Vice President, Flagstar Bank
Branch Board Chairs
Branch Chair, Macomb Family YMCA
Dr. Kenneth Bollin
Retired
Branch Chair, South Oakland Family YMCA
Darren Cameron
President & CEO, Our Credit Union
Branch Chair, YMCA Camping Services
Gary Forhan
Retired, Product Management, Flagstar Bank
Branch Chair, Farmington Family YMCA
Tanji Grant
Keller Williams Realty
Branch Chair, Downriver Family YMCA
Ronald Hinrichs
President/CEO, Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber
Branch Chair, Y Arts
Nina Payne
Founder & CEO, Foundation Management LLC
Branch Chair, Boll Family YMCA
Kelli Rogge
Director, Sustainability & ESG services PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Branch Chair, Plymouth Family YMCA
Amanda Stubbe
Technical Project Lead, Bosch USA
Branch Chair, Birmingham Family YMCA
Joseph Valentine
City Manager, City of Grosse Pointe
Branch Chair, Carls Family YMCA
Kim Waldman
Chief Operating Officer, Stephens Wealth Management Group
Emeritus Members
William P. Baer
Chairman & CEO, The Crown Group, Inc.
Evelyn Caise
President, Caise and Associates
Mary E. Corrado
President & CEO, American Society of Employers
Steven Kurmas
Retired, President & COO, DTE Energy
Ben C. Maibach, III
Vice Chairman & Chief Community Officer, Barton-Malow Company
James B. Nicholson
Chairman, PVS Chemicals, Inc.
Non-Metropolitan Board Members serving on committees of the Metropolitan YMCA Board
Scott Anderson
Vice President of Human Resources, Heartland Region, Comcast
Kevin Bush
Consultant at Governance by Design & Retired, YMCA of the USA
Jeanne Carlson
Retired President & CEO, Blue Care Network of Michigan
John Davids
Senior Design Architect, Kingscott
Mike Heatley
Manager, Global Security, Ford Motor Company
Darrell A. Kennedy
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Patrice Matejka
Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan
Heather Sullivan
Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
YMCA Foundation
a Michigan Nonprofit Corporation supporting the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Officers
Chair
Anthony P. Cracchiolo
Member, Bodman PLC
Vice Chair
Michael E. McInerney
Principal, MEM Investments, LLC
President
Parrish Underwood
President & CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Treasurer
Michelle Kotas
Senior Vice President/CFO, YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Secretary
Lisa Mullin
VP of Human Resources & Risk Management / Controller, YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Members at Large
Richard Aginian
Retired, President, Hometown Communications Network
John C. Carter
Retired, President, Michigan Middle Market, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Marita S. Grobbel
Chief Operating Officer, Autism Alliance of Michigan
Gregory C. Hamilton
Owner, Hamilton & Associates
Harold Dubrowsky
Harold Dubrowsky CPA Financial and Organizational Consulting
Andrew A. Dincolo
Dincolo & Company, PLC
2023 Partners
Abbott Laboratories-EGC
Advantage One Credit Union
ADP Global Enterprises
Affirmations Ferndale
Alliance Inspection Management
Allstate Insurance Foundation
American Risk Services (ARS)
AmeriCorp NCCC
Ameriprise
AmFund
Annapurna Foundation
AON Corporation
Arch Insurance Company
Arman Foundation
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management
Arts, Beats & Eats
Asplundh Tree Expert
Atwell, LLC
Automotive News (Crain Communications)
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Barclays Capital
Barton Malow Co.
Barton Malow Foundation
BASF Corporation
BBD Boosters Inc.
Belcrest Pest Control
Belden
Best Buy
Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber
Birmingham Optimist Club
Bloom Pediatrics
Blue Cross Complete of Michigan
BlueSnap
BMO (Bank of Montreal)
BNP Paribas
Brighthouse Life Insurance Company
Broadway in Detroit
Brightmoor Artisans Collective
Busch’s Supermarket
Canton Community Foundation
Carls Foundation
Cass Community Services
Centers for Success
Children’s Foundation
CIBC
Citi Group
City of Detroit Block Grant NOF
City of Detroit Parks & Recreation
City Walls Detroit
Clark Hill
Clarkston Swim Academy
Comcast Foundation
Commerzbank
Community Education Commission (City of Detroit)
Community Financial Credit Union
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
Community Foundation of Plymouth
Community Housing Network, Jefferson Oaks
Community Sharing
Corewell
Costco Wholesale Corporation
Couzens, Lansky, Fealk, Ellis, Roeder & Lazar, P.C.
Credit Agricole CIB
Crown Automotive Systems, LLC
Culture Source-Detroit Arts Support/Erb Family Foundation
Culture Source-Detroit Arts Support/Kresge
Culture Source-Digital Access for the Arts
D & L Water Control, Inc
Dairy Queen – Mt. Clemens
Dayco Products Inc
Dell Technologies
Deloitte Services LP
Delta Airlines
Delta Dental
Deneweth Vittiglio Sassak PC
Dent Wizard
Detroit Economic Solutions Corporation-City Connect Detroit Grow Detroit’s Young Talent
Detroit Economic Solutions Corporation-Worforce Innovation Opportunity Act
Detroit Kiwanis #1 Club
Detroit Lions
Detroit Opera House
Detroit Pistons
Detroit Public School District
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy
Dick Genthe Chevrolet
Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation
Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation
Digital Documents Store
Draught Horse Group LLC
Drexel Hamilton
Drs. Jackson, Snider and Parker Dentistry, PLLC
DTE Energy Foundation
Duke and Duke Services. Inc.
Dynamic Edge
Eagles for Children
Elizabeth, Allan, and Warren Shelden Fund
Elmira L. Rhein Family Foundation
Emerson Automation Solutions
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
Erb Family Foundation
Farmington Area Goodfellows
Farmington/Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth and Families
Fidelity Charitable Fund
Fidelity Information Services (FIS)
Fifth Third Bank
First Independence Bank
First Merchant Bank
Flagstar Bank
Flagstar Foundation
FM Sylvan, Inc.
Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company Fund
Ford Motor Credit Company
FordDirect
Foundation Management, LLC
Franklin Wright Settlements
Gandol, Inc.
Girls on the Run International
Girls on the Run of Southeastern Michigan
Gleaners Community Food Bank
Global Technology Associates
GM Financial
Goldman Sachs
Gro Development LLC
GTS
Guernsey Farms Dairy
Hazel Park Community Center
Hazel Park School District
Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital
Humana
Huron Metro Parks Authority
Huron Valley Chamber Of Commerce
Huron Valley Community Coalition
Huron Valley Recreation and Community Education
Huron Valley State Bank
IAC
ICF
Ilitch Holdings, Ilitch Sports & Entertainment
Integra Holdings Corp
Interfaith America
Interlochen Center for the Arts
Jabro Carpet One
JB Cutting Inc.
J.D. Power
Jehovah Jireh Ministries
Jim Shaffer and Associates
J.D. Power
Jersey Mike’s Subs
John A. & Marlene L. Boll Foundation
Kappen Tree Service LLC
Karmanos Cancer Center
Karn Sitkins Payette Insurance
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Kevin Gilhool, Elder Law Attorney
Kienbaum Hardy Viviano Pelton & Forrest P.L.C.
Kinetico CGC Water Treatment
Kiwanis Club of Allen Park
Kresge Foundation
Kroger
KSP Insurance Agency, Inc.
Kulick Community Center
Lafontaine Automotive Group
Lambert and Co
Liberty Mutual
Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets plc
MacKenzie Scott
Maibach Family Foundation
Maplewood Office Park LLC
Matilda R. Wilson Fund
Meijer
Mercury Promotions
Michigan Arts and Culture Council
Michigan Department of Education
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Michigan First Foundation
Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders
Michigan Judo Development Association
Michigan Mobile Sauna
Michigan Scientific Corporation
Michigan United Credit Union
Michigan Works Going Pro Talent Fund
Microsoft
Milford Presbyterian Church
Milford Rotary Foundation
Milford Township Parks and Recreation Commission
Miller Pipeline
Miller Vein
Mizuho Americas
MJS Packaging
Moran Buick GMC, Inc.
Morgan Stanley
Motown Mark LLC
Mount Clemens Kiwanis Club Foundation, Inc.
Mt. Clemens Lions Club
MUFG Bank
Nagle Paving Company
National Recreation Foundation
Nice Work Public Media
No Kid Hungry
North American YMCA Development Organization
North Congregational Church
Oakland County
One Hope
OneMagnify
Orchard Lake Country Club
OUR Credit Union
Outdoor Foundation
Partnership for a Healthy America
PDP
Peacock’s Farm
PIE Insurance
Planet Ant Theatre
Plante Moran Cresa
Plastipak
Plunkett Cooney PC
Plymouth Lions Club
Pontiac Community Foundation
Precor
Presbytery of Detroit, Inc.
Price Waterhouse Cooper Foundation (PwC)
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Print DDS
PROS Services Inc.
PT in the D, LLC
QL Media House
Quicken Loans Rock Ventures
Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation
Ralph L & Winifred Polk Foundation
Red Run Golf Club
Reynolds and Reynolds
Rite Aid
River Raisin National Battlefield Park-National Park Service
River’s Edge Brewing Co.
R.L. Coolsaet Construction Co
Rocket Mortgage
Robert and Caren Vondell Foundation
Roberts & Ryan Investments
Roncelli, Inc
Roscoe & Horkey Farm
Roseville Optimist Club
Rosso Family Foundation
RouteOne LLC
Roy Smith Company
Royal Bank of Canada RBC
RunSignUp Inc.
SABIC Innovative Plastics
Salesforce.com/Slalom LLC
Samaritas
Samona Weiss Properties
Samuel A. Ramirez & Co.
San Tan Ford
Saug for All
Schwab Charitable Fund
Second Hand Renew LLC
SEEL, LLC
Shaw Electric Co.
Shermeta Law Group P.C.
Siara-Olds Orthodontics
SMBC Global Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Societe Generale
Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber
South Lyon Community Schools
State Alliance of Michigan YMCAs
State Farm Companies Foundation
Stateline
Strategic Staffing Solutions
Superior Excavating, Inc.
Sutar-Sutaruk-Meyer Foundation
Szuba PLLC
Target Corporation Employees
Taylor Fence Service LLC
TD Auto Finance
The Bank of Nova Scotia
The Boeing Company Gift Match
The Detroit Creativity Project
The Village of Milford
The Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation
Thomson Reuters
Thornton & Grooms
Thrivent
Toni A. Wisne Foundation
Toys for Tots
Transunion
Trinity International Film Festival
UBS
Ukrainian American Archives & Museum
United Way for Southeast Michigan
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
United Way Of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
United Way of Washtenaw County
Van Dusen
Vibe Credit Union
Village Elves
Village Marketing, Inc.
VMLY&R
Wade Trim Associates
Walled Lake School E.Fed C.U.
Walmart
Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation
Wayne Metro Community Action Agency
Wayne RESA
Wells Fargo
Wesco
Woman’s Life
Woodbridge-MGT LLC
Woodhaven Pediatrics
World Heritage Foundation, Prechter Family Fund
Wright Beamer, PLC
WTW
Zekelman Holocaust Center
YMCA of the USA
YMCA Bold Gold