Accelerating
Equitable Change
Through Collaboration
Co.act accelerates transformational impact within nonprofits and across sectors in Southeast Michigan to advance equity through collaborative idea generation, cross-sector resources, and access to tailored programming and learning opportunities.
To build a more equitable future, we work with partners to equip nonprofits to meet missions by narrowing racial leadership gaps, removing resource barriers, and catalyzing collaborative action across sectors.
We operate virtually and have a physical location for ideas to flourish and resources to converge. Our exceptional programs and learning opportunities are open to all.
Executive Director Job Posting
Co.act Detroit is seeking nominations and applications for our next visionary Executive Director! This person will lead the organization through an exciting period of operational evolution as we transition from a subsidiary program of a partner organization to fiscal sponsorship with the Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA) and activate our 501c3 status, enhancing our ability to extend and expand our purpose and model across the Detroit region during this particularly dynamic time for the sector and far into the future.
The ideal candidate for Executive Director will bring vision, energy, humility, and proven commitment to collective impact and possess successful experience in nonprofit leadership including team management, fiscal management, and community engagement. Reporting to Co.act’s Board of Directors, the Executive Director will be an effective fundraiser, champion, and connector with demonstrated ability to articulate the essential value of Co.act services and contributions to Southeast Michigan and lift up the relevance of its voice across the sector.
Our Impact
Co.act Detroit | Since 2019
distributed through direct grants
hours/month in free consulting services through Co.lab Connect on average
or more in technical assistance and 4,000+ Southeast Michigan nonprofits served
or more community members engaged for participatory grantmaking process
%
of nonprofits served have annual budget of $100,000 or less
Over the next four years, the federal administration will likely shift and reshape policies that impact the nonprofit sector, as well as influence funding, workforce regulations, and more. These changes may create both challenges and opportunities for nonprofit organizations that advance equity and help make community impact.
At Co.act Detroit, we remain steadfast in our commitment to foster collaboration, provide critical resources, and advocate for the resilience of our sector.