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MFCF 2026 Donors and Doers Summit

Fri, Aug 28

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Aya House

Donors & Doers is back — and the youth are running it

MFCF 2026 Donors and Doers Summit
MFCF 2026 Donors and Doers Summit

Time & Location

Aug 28, 2026, 6:00 PM – Aug 29, 2026, 5:00 PM

Aya House, 2055 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207, USA

Guests

About the event


Donors & Doers is the annual convening of MFCF — a gathering where community builders, funders, founders, youth, and movement-makers come together to celebrate, strategize, and resource grassroots transformation.


Now in its sixth year, Donors & Doers returns to Aya House, a homegrown community space in Detroit's historic Eastern Market known as a third space for the City's most influential changemakers.


This year's theme, The Teen Takeover, reclaims a phrase the media uses to stoke fear about young people — and turns it into a celebration of youth power. Detroit's young people aren't a threat to our future; they ARE our future. Throughout the weekend, youth leaders will facilitate sessions, showcase businesses, compete in a video competition, and shape the conversations that determine how resources move in our communities.


Weekend at a glance:


  • Friday, August 28 —  Private VIP Reception for sponsors, donors, and past MFCF volunteers, DTE Community Champion Awards,…


Schedule

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Tickets

  • VIP Reception (Invite Only)

    Reserved for past supporters who have received an invitation to the VIP reception and their guests.

    $

    +Ticket service fee

  • General Admission - Saturday

    10 AM - 5 PM

    $

    +Ticket service fee

  • Event Sponsor

    Complimentary entry for both days

    $

    +Ticket service fee

Total

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