2010 Census
Let’s achieve an accurate count in 2010
The Foundation is working in collaboration with City Connect, Prevention Network, Vanguard and the City of Detroit in a coordinated effort to get an accurate count for the 2010 Census.
To assist in keeping you informed, we are providing a short list of organizations that are prepared to assist in making sure everybody is counted.
- U.S. Census Bureau – www.census.gov
- City Connect Detroit – Desiree Cooper, desiree@cityconnectdetroit.org or 313.963.9722
- Prevention Network – Lisa Leverette, Program Coordinator, 313.770.7057
Who is at risk of being missed in the census?
- People of color
- Low income populations/renters
- Highly mobile people
- Immigrants and people with limited English proficiency
- People living in complex households
- Adults without a high school diploma
- Young children
- Unemployed people
2010 Census – Be counted!
The Census will help communities across the country receive more than $400 billion in federal funds for public works, job training, emergency services and other projects.
In 2000, it is estimated that 12 percent of Michigan’s population was unreported. That caused a total loss of $10,000 per year, per person.



