Projects
The Foundation’s projects represent a portfolio of initiatives and partnerships aimed at expanding access to literacy, education, and cultural experiences. By supporting innovative programs and working alongside mission aligned organizations, these efforts focus on advancing youth literacy, strengthening digital access, and elevating arts and culture. Each project reflects a commitment to scalable solutions that create meaningful impact in communities and open new pathways for learning and engagement.
Digital Skills Detroit
Peer to Peer University (P2PU) offers free, in person digital literacy training to 200 Detroit residents through the Digital Skills Detroit Program. Participants build essential tech skills for work, daily life, and online safety through hands on classes covering computer basics, internet use, smartphones, telehealth, and homebuying. Those who complete 15 hours of training may receive a free device. Open to all Detroit residents.
Motown by the book
Motown By The Book celebrates the joy of reading for all ages through engaging programs presented during National Book Month each October. From conversations with works by Motown artists and storytellers to family centered literacy experiences in partnership with Detroit Public Schools, the program connects music, history, and storytelling to inspire a lifelong love of reading.
