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Foundation For The Uptown Reinvestment Corporation
FLINT, MI
Total revenue
$8.2M
Total expenses
$15.6M
Net assets
$7.0M
Grants received
$32.3M
24 grants
EIN
202159723
Tax year
2024
Mission
Supporting the uptown reinvestment corporation (501(c)(3) organization) in its mission of promoting economic growth and development in downtown, flint, michigan.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Contributions & grants$8.1M
Program service revenue—
Investment income$144K
Other revenue—
Total revenue$8.2M
Expenses
Grants paid$15.5M
Salaries & benefits—
Fundraising—
Other expenses$16K
Total expenses$15.6M
Total assets$7.0M
Net assets$7.0M
People
8 listed
NameRoleCompensation
DEBORAH CHERRY
TREASURER
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
GREG VIENER
CHAIR/SECRETARY
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
JOHN STOCK
VICE PRESIDENT
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
TIM HERMAN
PRESIDENT
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
BOBBY MUKKAMALA
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
DAVE FORYSTEK
DIRECTOR - PART YEAR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
GREG FIEDLER
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
LUTHER BROWN
DIRECTOR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
Grants received
Showing 24 of 24
FromAmountPurposeYear
$6M
To support revitalization efforts and community vitality in downtown Flint.
2024
$500K
To support efforts that stimulate job growth and promote safety and security in downtown Flint.
2024
$435K
To provide support to build organizational capacity to deliver economic development services that expand and diversify Flint's employment base.
2024
$310K
To support and enable the Flint Farmers' Market to serve as a community health and wellness hub through year-round access to fresh produce and to bolster economic development in the Health and Wellness District.
2024
$300K
To support the holding costs associated with a property to guard against blight and ensure the property is ready for future development, leading to economic development and community revitalization.
2024
$250K
To support facade improvements at the former Metropolis building in downtown Flint, contributing to community vitality and economic development opportunities.
2024
$225K
To support the acquisition of property to prevent blight and position the space for future development, contributing to economic development and community revitalization.
2024
$60K
To support renovations to space used to provide recreational and educational activities and initiatives for Flint and Genesee County residents.
2024
$12.8M
To support the expansion of Michigan State University's downtown Flint campus footprint for additional public health expertise and enhanced vibrancy of the Health and Wellness District.
2023
$5.5M
To support the construction of a mixed-use facility to provide affordable housing and health and wellness opportunities for Flint area residents.
2023
$525K
To promote redevelopment efforts in an economically challenged urban district.
2023
$435K
To provide support to build organizational capacity to deliver economic development services that expand and diversify Flint's employment base.
2023
$225K
To support the Flint Farmers' Market as it serves as a community health and wellness hub by increasing year-round access to fresh produce.
2023
$1M
To support the expansion of Michigan State University's downtown Flint Campus footprint for additional public health expertise and enhanced vibrancy of the Health and Wellness District.
2022
$850K
To acquire and demolish blighted properties in order to allow for redevelopment in an economically disadvantaged part of the city.
2022
$435K
To provide support to build organizational capacity to deliver economic development services that expand and diversify Flint's employment base.
2022
$300K
To support efforts that stimulate job growth and promote safety and security in downtown Flint.
2022
$225K
To support the Flint Farmers' Market as it serves as a community health and wellness hub by increasing year-round access to fresh produce.
2022
$85K
To support a commercial kitchen and food business incubator that offers programming to entrepreneurs in a low-income community.
2022
$550K
To acquire and demolish blighted property in support of neighborhood development.
2020
$500K
To support efforts that promote safety and security in downtown Flint to protect residents, infrastructure and consumer confidence.
2020
$450K
To support economic revitalization efforts in a community that continues to be plagued by urban blight, population and job losses, and chronic poverty.
2020
$275K
To promote downtown redevelopment efforts in an economically challenged urban district.
2020
$85K
To support a commercial kitchen and food business incubator that offers programming to entrepreneurs in a low-income community.
2020
Funded by
$32.3M from 1 funder · 24 grants · 2020–2024
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
$32.3M · 24 grants · 2020–2024
Details
EIN202159723
NTEE codeT11
Subsection03
Ruling date2005-10
Formed2005
Employees0
Volunteers8