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MIP Score

65

Food & Nutrition
Nutrition Education

Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network

Mission

The Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network (DBCFSN) was established to ensure that Detroit's African American population plays a significant role in the local food movement. Our commitment to Black food sovereignty and environmental and climate justice has expanded nationally and globally. Through our initiatives, we strive to create sustainable, equitable food systems and advocate for policies that address the unique challenges faced by Black communities in Detroit and beyond.

Basic Information

Tax-Exempt

Address

11000 W McNichols Rd, Ste 103, Detroit, Michigan, 48221

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Founded in

2006

EIN

33-1140762

Total Assets

$5.034 million

UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported

This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.

At a Glance

D-Town Farm

D-Town Farm

A vital program of DBCFSN that promotes community food sovereignty.

Food Warriors Program

Food Warriors Program

This youth program empowers local children with knowledge about food justice.

Harvest Festival 2024

Harvest Festival 2024

An annual celebration of community, food, culture, and empowerment.

Upcoming Events

Harvest Festival 2024

Harvest Festival 2024

2024-09-21

Celebrate community, food, culture, and empowerment at our annual festival.

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Our Programs

Food Warriors

Food Warriors

Youth program empowering local children with knowledge about food justice.

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Food N' Flava

Food N' Flava

Young adult program developing leadership and entrepreneurial skills.

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Environmental Justice

Initiative to educate and advocate for environmental justice.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Become A Volunteer

Join us in our mission to promote food sovereignty.

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MIP Score (Beta)

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Overall Score

65

62

/100

Program Expense Ratio

90.09%

20

/20

Program Revenue Growth

0.00%

2

/20

Leverage Ratio

0.05455

20

/20

Working Capital Ratio

4.336

18

/20

Fundraising Efficiency

0

2

/20

Latest Filing Data: Form 990

Fiscal Year:2021

Source:Source: Self-reported by organization

Financial Details

Revenue

CategoryAmountPercentage
Contributions, Gifts, and Grants3.178M78.32%
Program Services7.877K0.19%
Investment Income1.122K0.03%
Sales of Non-Inventory Assets00.00%
Other Notable Sources870.6K21.45%
Total Revenue4.058M100.00%