Tri-City CDC

www.tri-citycdc.org

Tri-City Community Development Corporation (Tri-City) was legally incorporated on January 21, 1999 as a collaborative effort between several faith-based organizations, a few local businesses & schools, and area residents. It is an extension of the outreach ministry of the
New Mt. Hermon Missionary Baptist Church.

 

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A List of our Annual STAPLE Events

Our Mission

Tri-City's MISSION is to empower residents in the Southwest Detroit, River Rouge, and Ecorse communities through the development and implementation of community strategies and initiatives that strengthen families and enrich their quality of life.

Our Projects

This is a listing of our current community projects

We would like to take the time to show our appreciation to Comerica Bank...
for their continued support in ALL of our programs.

SENIOR POWER

Senior/Community Interaction

 

Our Project currently includes the following elements:

The Seniors' Day Program...

The Annual Tri-City Chairman's Luncheon...

and Informational Workshops.

The Candidates Forum

The Candidates Forum

a Tri-City & DDawn Project

 

Tri-City CDC, a proud partner of the Defending Democracy Action Working Network (DDAWN), is committed to catalyzing civic literacy and engagement in the 48217, 48218, and 48229 (the Tri-Cities) communities. We will host non-partisan activities such as Civic Literacy Classes for all ages, "Get Out The Vote" (GOTV) activities, and our "Candidates' Forum" during election cycles. Keep an eye out for all Event Postings.

VETs Appreciation Program

a Quarterly Event Series

 

Tri-City CDC has created a quarterly events series leading to Veteran’s Day provided through encouragement, resource support, fellowship, and a MASSIVE appreciation for our Vets whom served with the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day activities start before the actual Holiday and subsequently include events like our Memorial Day Honors and Salute to our Vets.

 

Youth Ambassadors Project

Youth Ambassadors Project

The Youth Environmental Justice Ambassadors Program

 

Young Adults from 14-18 and residing in zip codes 48217, 48218, and 48229 will be recruited and trained to serve as environmental justice advocates and promoters of the Eden Park Community Project. The program will run from June to December 2025. Program Participants will receive a stipend of $1000 upon SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION of the program.

 

Programming Initiatives

Envisioning a community which is Clean, Safe, Healthy, Vibrant, and Supportive of its residents

Youth Programs

for ages 6 - 12 yrs.

We are currently offering extensive Summer & After School Programming 

Opportunity Training

for ages 14 - 24 yrs.

We offer Job Readiness Training and Summer Employment Opportunities for our local youth seeking to integrate themselves into the workforce.

Seniors

ages 65+

We are servicing the need for our Community Seniors to have positive and frequent Social Interactions with peers and others, Access to Healty Meals & Exercise Regimines, along with Computer Skills Basic Training.

Family Resource Center

Strategies & Initiatives that strengthen families

We provide family services in the following areas: Adult Literacy, Social/Mental Health Referrals, Employment Opportunities, Single Parent Resources, and Housing Resources

Calls to Action

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Tri-City Community Development Corporation

3225 S. Deacon St.
Detroit, MI. 48217
United States of America

+1 313-928-2828

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