We can make a difference in the lives of Detroiters experiencing hunger and homelessness

With your help, the staff and volunteers at the NOAH project can focus on building relationships with our Detroit neighbors who are struggling with housing instability.

The Central United Methodist Church of Detroit Community Development Corporation (CDC) was created in 2001, and in 2006, the NOAH Project became an official program of the CDC and its primary focus for the last decade. Known for several of its engagement tools like the bagged lunch program, acting as a mailing address, and securing identification for those seeking housing, the NOAH project is a source of stability for all those that come through its doors.

Why do we do this?

The CDC’s vision is to be an anchor of hope leading the Detroit community in ending homelessness. NOAH serves as its central hub for services, resources and relationships as we journey alongside individuals on the path to stable housing. To fulfill this mission and vision, we strive to:

• Welcome everyone with warm hospitality.
• Practice radical acceptance that builds trusting relationships.
• Remain persistent and consistent throughout the journey.
• Treat all clients, volunteers, staff and partners with respect and dignity.
• Strive for diversity, equity and inclusion in all that we do.
• Engage the community in our commitment to social change.

Just a small donation will go a long way to helping me meet my goal for The NOAH Project Detroit!