Advancing Macomb’s mission is to strengthen Macomb County, Michigan, by connecting community challenges with high-impact solutions. We achieve this by cementing partnerships between the nonprofit, public and private sectors, identifying and attracting resources to fund major projects and programs, and bringing increased visibility to Macomb County.
We work alongside Macomb County nonprofit organizations to provide them with knowledge and skill-building opportunities, platforms to connect with each other and support to be more impactful in their communities.
Through partnerships between the public and private sectors, we activate community-based projects to improve the quality of life for residents in Macomb County.
In all of our work, we partner with local businesses, nonprofits, government entities and community groups in order to pool resources, share expertise and address common challenges to achieve greater impact.
Our annual Community Engagement Summit and Summer Soirée allow stakeholders to engage more fully with Advancing Macomb's leadership and with the leadership of nonprofit organizations and Macomb County communities.
Help make a difference in your own backyard by making a donation to Advancing Macomb or by volunteering with one of our partner organizations.
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The third annual Community Engagement Summit, hosted by Advancing Macomb on September 18, 2025, brought together nonprofit, business and civic leaders at Macomb Community College’s John Lewis Community Center. Presented by First State Bank, the half-day event focused on strengthening community engagement, collaboration and nonprofit support across Macomb County.
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This past week, both Michigan and the federal government were on the brink of a shutdown. Here in Michigan, a last-minute budget deal in Lansing may have prevented immediate disruption for nonprofits at the state level. However, uncertainty remains in Washington. A federal shutdown could cause significant disruptions for nonprofits. Federal employees may be furloughed, leaving agencies unable to answer questions, process paperwork or move grant applications forward. If you’re a nonprofit leader, it’s crucial to consider how your organization might be impacted. For nonprofits with federal grants or contracts, here are three key steps to take right now.
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