Crain’s announces best managed nonprofit winners
Crain’s chose nonprofit winners for those with a budget under $3 million, and those above.
Excerpts from the article:
Budget under $3 million: Pewabic Pottery, Detroit
Expanded its ceramic arts instruction program to 7,300 students and attracted more than 53,000 visitors. It has also begun work on a 10-year plan to expand and upgrade its Jefferson Avenue location.
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Budget over $3 million: Southwest Solutions, Detroit
Has invested more than $45 million during the past decade to help revitalize many properties and neighborhoods. Its Southwest Housing Nonprofit Corp. manages more than 238 units of housing at 14 residential properties and about 18,000 square feet of commercial retail space.
Click here for Southwest Solution’s complete profile
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