August 26, 2025 - 00:20

The City of Detroit is rolling out the second round of its Legacy Business Project, offering new grants to help longtime neighborhood businesses thrive. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to enterprises that have been vital to their communities, recognizing their contributions to the local economy and culture.
Eligible businesses can apply for these grants, which are designed to support operational costs, renovations, and other essential needs. The program specifically targets establishments that have been in operation for at least 10 years, emphasizing the importance of preserving local heritage and fostering economic resilience.
City officials have expressed their commitment to revitalizing Detroit's neighborhoods through this program, highlighting the critical role that longstanding businesses play in creating jobs and maintaining community identity. With the application process now open, the city encourages eligible business owners to take advantage of this opportunity to secure funding that can help ensure their continued success.
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