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Nonprofits›The Heidelberg Project

Arts, Culture & Humanities

The Heidelberg Project

DETROIT, MI

Website

Total revenue

$151K

Total expenses

$287K

Net assets

$531K

Grants received

$1.0M

31 grants

EIN

382915871

Tax year

2024

Mission

An outdoor art environment in the heart of an urban area and a detroit based community organization designed to improve the lives of people and neighborhoods through art.

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$55K

Program service revenue$1K

Investment income$93K

Other revenue$2K

Total revenue$151K

Expenses

Grants paid—

Salaries & benefits$130K

Fundraising$3K

Other expenses$157K

Total expenses$287K

Total assets$678K

Net assets$531K

People

9 listed

NameRoleCompensation

ANDREW STURM

EXECUTIVE DI

Board

$96K

40 hrs/wk

TYREE GUYTON

HONORARY DIR

Board

$32K

ROULA DAVID

BOARD CHAIR

Board

—

MARLA DONOVAN

DIRECTOR

Board

—

KYLE ELLIOT

DIRECTOR

Board

—

KEYUNA EVANS

DIRECTOR

Board

—

STEPHANIE HARTWELL

SECRETARY

Board

—

CANDACE JACKSON

TREASURER

Board

—

JOSE MARTOS

DIRECTOR

Board

—

Grants received

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FromAmountPurposeYear

HUDSON-WEBBER FOUNDATION

$19K

DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025

2024

NETWORK FOR GOOD

$10K

UNRESTRICTED

2024

THE KRESGE FOUNDATION

$180K

TO PROVIDE GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE HEIDELBERG PROJECT TO STRENGTHEN THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL AND PROGRAM CAPACITY DURING ITS TRANSITION TO NEW EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP.

2023

NETWORK FOR GOOD

$24K

UNRESTRICTED

2023

HUDSON-WEBBER FOUNDATION

$19K

DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025

2023

CULTURESOURCE

$16K

CULTURAL

2023

THE PORTER FAMILY FOUNDATION

$4K

charitable

2023

THE FORD FOUNDATION

$45K

CORE SUPPORT FOR LEADERSHIP TRANSITION

2022

HUDSON-WEBBER FOUNDATION

$19K

DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2022-2025

2022

THE FRED A & BARBARA M ERB FAMILY

$19K

PROGRAM SUPPORT

2022

CULTURESOURCE

$10K

CULTURAL

2022

THE SKILLMAN FOUNDATION

$1K

MATCHING GIFT

2022

LAKESHORE CONNECTIONS INC

$63K

grant to promote teen-centered afterschool program

2021

MAX M & MARJORIE S FISHER FOUNDATION

$60K

HEIDELBERG ARTS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

2021

MAX M & MARJORIE S FISHER FOUNDATION

$25K

CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HP 3.O

2021

THE FRED A & BARBARA M ERB FAMILY

$15K

PROGRAM SUPPORT

2021

THE ROBERT A AND SHIRLEY J JONES FOUNDATION

$1K

IMPROVE NEIGHBORHOODS THROUGH ART

2021

MAX M & MARJORIE S FISHER FOUNDATION

$100K

HEIDELBERG ARTS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

2020

THE KRESGE FOUNDATION

$28K

THIS GRANT PROVIDES GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT TO THE HEIDELBERG PROJECT AS PART OF ROUND 6 OF THE DETROIT ARTS SUPPORT (DAS) INITIATIVE, WHICH PROVIDES UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT TO ARTS AND CULTURE ORGANIZATIONS OF ALL DISCIPLINES AND SIZES ACROSS THE METROPOLITAN DETROIT AREA.

2020

MAX M & MARJORIE S FISHER FOUNDATION

$25K

CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HP 3.O

2020

THE FRED A & BARBARA M ERB FAMILY

$23K

PROGRAM SUPPORT

2020

HUDSON-WEBBER FOUNDATION

$15K

DETROIT ART SUPPORT 2019-2021