Center for Social Entrepreneurship

We seek to improve Detroit livelihoods.

In a statement released in September of 2015 by the US Census Bureau, the city of Detroit was the most impoverished major city in America with 39.3 percent living below a poverty line of $24,008 for a family of four. Many Detroit citizens live without access to nutritious food, affordable healthcare, adequate education, or dignified jobs. We believe social entrepreneurship can help address these problems, improve livelihoods, and restore human dignity. We unite our mission to educate and build the capacity within social ventures so the people can lift themselves out of poverty.

The result: you will have a stronger business, widen and deepen your social impact and be ready to receive investment and scale your enterprise.