Foundation to keep commitment to Detroit
Knight Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to Detroit, despite exit of Knight Ridder Inc’s publication business in the city.
Knight Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to Detroit, despite exit of Knight Ridder Inc’s publication business in the city. Including Detroit, the foundation has focused on twenty six markets in the nation where the Knight Ridder publications has a foothold. Last month, the foundation invested $550,000 in the city with grants for six local organizations.
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