Pope Francis Center Expands Board Expertise, Management Roles Ahead of Bridge Housing Campus Launch
New board members include Robbie Murphy of The Julia Burke Foundation, Ray Scott of Lear Corp. and Gary Torgow of Huntington National Bank.
Pope Francis Center Strengthens Board with New Members for Next Phase of Serving Homeless in Detroit
New board members include Robbie Murphy of The Julia Burke Foundation, Ray Scott of Lear Corp. and Gary Torgow of Huntington National Bank.
Pope Francis Center Celebrates New Bridge Housing Campus Project, Announces Additional $6 Million Donation
Gift will enable Pope Francis Center to break ground on the housing facility as soon as a site is secured.
Pope Francis Center Receives $7 Million from California-Based Julia Burke Foundation for New Housing Project
Gift will enable Pope Francis Center to break ground on the housing facility as soon as a site is secured.
Pope Francis Center receives $7 million for plan to end chronic homelessness in Detroit
The Pope Francis Center is a step closer in its plans for building a new housing facility in Detroit to aid the city’s homeless population thanks to a $7 million donation by the Julia Burke Foundation.
Pope Francis Center to continue serving Detroit homeless at TCF Center through June 1
The Pope Francis Center will continue providing food, shelter, medical and social services to the homeless through June 1 at the TCF Center.
Ford CEO Jim Farley is doing important work at TCF Center — and few know it
Every day inside the TCF Center downtown, a team of volunteers led by faith helps hundreds of Detroiters. It’s a tale of hope and kindness amid crisis.
Pope Francis Center Partners With Corporations and Foundations For Matching Donations to Help Detroiters Experiencing Homelessness
$250,000 ‘Hope in Harrowing Times’ community match is led by Ford Fund, Magna and Bartush Family Foundation.
As Detroit Is Hit By Coronavirus, City’s Disadvantages May Fuel Crisis
Coronavirus deaths in Detroit are among the highest in the country. As the city nears its projected peak in cases, health experts explain why the city’s underlying problems may cause worse outcomes.