Thank you to our 2022 – 2023 funders and sponsors. To view a list of all members and donors, request an annual report by mail or PDF using our contact form.
The United Way of Washtenaw County awarded the FHC a three-year grant to increase testing in Washtenaw County and to expand our fundraising capacity. They also supported our Catchafire grant.
Our office and three other Michigan Fair Housing Centers entered into a new education and testing contract with the Michigan State Housing Development Authority. The project will take us beyond our 10 counties as we work with our colleagues to monitor subsidized housing across the state. This $100,000 contract began on July 1, 2022.
We currently have two grants with our largest partner, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Private Enforcement Initiative grant (used for the testing of new complaints, advocacy for people with disabilities, recruiting and training testers, and making attorney referrals for litigation), and an Education and Outreach grant to create new advertisements on buses, social media outreach, fair housing education workshops, advanced Housing Advocates Training, as well as brochure distribution in four languages.
The Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation offers us unlimited access to Catchafire, an online platform that connects us with passionate professionals who want to donate their skills.
The Fair Housing Center is a recipient of a Google Ad Grant. The Google Ad Grants program supports registered nonprofit organizations, including many that share Google’s philosophy of community service to help the world in areas such as science and technology, education, global public health, the environment, youth advocacy, and the arts. Google Ad Grants is an in-kind advertising program that awards free online advertising to nonprofits. The FHC has been a recipient since 2010. We are not authorized to show the Google Ad Grant logo.
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