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DTE Energy Foundation awarded $351,000 in grants to seven West Michigan organizations focused on human needs.

CADILLAC — Cadillac’s going to be just a little bit greener by next spring.

May 1, 2021 The 25th anniversary of a partnership between the DTE Energy Foundation, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and nonprofit ReLeaf Michigan continues a legacy of urban tree-planting in Michigan communities through an annual grant program. A total of $95,000 is available in 1-to-1 matching grants of up to $4,000. Eligible organizations in DTE Energy’s service territory may apply by June 18. What began as partnership in 1996 to plant trees on state forest lands was later exp...

SOM Partners offer $95,000 to plant community trees in Michigan Partners offer $95,000 to plant community trees in Michigan Contact: Kevin Sayers (DNR), 517-582-3209; Colleen Rosso (DTE Energy), 313-235-5555; or Melinda Jones (ReLeaf Michigan), 734-718-2702 Agency: Natural Resources April 30, 2021 The 25th anniversary of a partnership between the DTE Energy Foundation, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and nonprofit ReLeaf Michigan continues a legacy of urban tree-planting in Michiga...

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Feeding America West Michigan The DTE Energy Foundation recently awarded more than $100,000 in grants to Michigan emergency food banks and providers, including in West Michigan. The Detroit-based foundation last week announced it awarded more than $100,000 in grants to help Michigan emergency food banks and providers — Feeding America West Michigan, Fishes & Loaves and Gleaners Community Food Bank — to distribute meals and critical nourishment to Michi...

Even with new connected devices, almost a third of Detroit schools students are missing Mark Houston DTE Energy Co. volunteers Joanne Taylor (left) and Yolanda Shaw (center) train with Chanita Hill, DPSCD IT Field Service Specialist to help Detroit Public Schools Community District students in picking up their new computer tablets at Cass Technical High School in Detroit. With Detroit public schools returned to full online learning, an average of 30 percent of students are still not "attending....