“We each have a responsibility
to do
all we can to provide
a better world for
future generations.”
“We each have a responsibility
to do
all we can to provide
a better world for
future generations.”
“We each have a responsibility to do all we can to provide a better world for future generations.”
About The Foundation
The William Davidson Foundation is a private family foundation that honors its founder and continues his lifelong commitment to philanthropy, advancing for future generations the economic, cultural and civic vitality of Southeast Michigan, the State of Israel, and the Jewish community.
Our focus areas
We invest in the artists and educators, entrepreneurs and innovative leaders who are shaping the future of Southeast Michigan, Israel, and the Jewish community.
Southeast Michigan
In Detroit and across Southeast Michigan, the William Davidson Foundation is working with our grantees and other partners to expand the number of good jobs and enhance our collection of great places. Together we see these as essential ingredients for a growing, connected community.
Jewish Life
The William Davidson Foundation is working with our grantees and other partners to educate and empower Jews in ways that will help them build meaningful lives infused with Jewish values and a deep sense of belonging and commitment to Jewish peoplehood and Israel.
Israel
Israel is the spiritual and cultural home for the Jewish people worldwide, and the William Davidson Foundation is committed to promoting Israel’s security, prosperity, and vibrancy as a Jewish and democratic state with meaningful ties to the diaspora.
In The News
Featured News | Partner News
Motown Museum’s $75M expansion project set for summer 2026 opening
- Detroit Free Press
- September 16, 2024
Featured News | Partner News
State Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: How Public Policy Can Drive Economic Innovation
- Citizens Research Council of Michigan
- August 22, 2024
Featured News | Partner News
Ronald Lauder-backed initiative looks to boost non-Orthodox Jewish day schools amid enrollment crisis
- eJewishPhilanthropy
- August 21, 2024
