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Largest youth development programs in Michigan

The 50 largest youth development programs in Michigan

The 50 largest youth development programs in Michigan by revenue range from $30 million down to $390,000.

The largest are Jamie And Denise Jacob Family Private Foundation, Brilliant Detroit, and New City Kids Inc.

Organizations
848
Total revenue
$120.1M
Total assets
$188.7M

Largest youth development programs in Michigan

Ranked by revenue.

Jamie And Denise Jacob Family Private Foundation
Brilliant Detroit
New City Kids Inc
Gamers Outreach Foundation Inc
Hype Athletics Community Inc
Teen Hype
Ilitch Charities Inc
Clarence E Phillips Ascend Organization Inc
Boys And Girls Club Of Greater Flint
Community Unlimited
Michigan Council Of Women In Technology Foundation
Dynamic Youth Ministries
Love Centers International Inc
Starbase Inc
Never The Same
Boundless Futures Foundation
New Level Sports
Covenant Academies Foundation
Growing Hope Inc
SSound Mind Sound Body Foundation
Rhonda Walker Foundation
SSocial Physical And Academic Resources For Kids
Fleece & Thank You
Avalon Village Inc
Lawn Academy
New City Neighbors
Plainfield Area Select Soccer Ltd
906 Adventure Team
HHealthy Kidz R Us Athletic League
CCommunity Development To Success Lansing
Upward Bound Ministries Inc
North Star Reach
The Cream Incorporated
DDo'Chas Ii
DDetroit Youth Golf
YYouth Arts Alliance
Todd Martin Development Fund
Haiti Foundation Against Povertyinc
Grace In Action Collectives
James And Grace Lee Boggs Center To Nurture Community Leadership
EEastside Community Action Center
Open Roads Bike Program
The Schools Days Foundation Inc
Flint Freedom Schools Collaborative
Allegan County 4-H Clubs
Van Buren Youth Camp Inc
Boon Sports Management
Literacy And Beyond Inc
Athletic Factory Inc
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Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org