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You can build

a more equitable future.

Community Action Network (CAN) envisions the closing of socio-economic gaps by providing educational and enrichment programs for children and teens, supportive services for families who are under-resourced, and challenging systems rooted in racism and inequality.

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CAN At A Glance

of CAN students

Graduate from High School

Whereas in Ann Arbor Public Schools, only 70% of CAN students' economic peers graduate from high school (2019)

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CAN Students Attend 11 More Days of School


Per student, per year compared to all

Ann Arbor Public School peers (2024)

of CAN elementary

students

Have an A/B Grade Average or Improve By Full Letter Grade

 

By the end of the school year (2019)

of CAN elementary

students

Have Maintained or Improved Academically Overall
 

By the end of the school year (2019)

1,037,652 

pounds of food

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From Food Gatherers, 

Distributed at

CAN Food Markets

Annually
 

This is equivalent to about

838,700 meals in 2023/2024!

>99%

Of evictions due to non-payment of rent prevented since 2002
 

In CAN's voucher-based housing neighborhoods

"The people here are very nice, they have helped me learn more and evolve around other people that I don't know."

-Kalyia

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Inequity Is Growing In Washtenaw County

Our Partners

With the support of our generous partners, Community Action Network is work toward a more equitable future.
 

Learn more about our partners ›

CONTACT US

PO Box 130076, Ann Arbor, MI 48113

P: (734) 994-2985  │  F: (888) 343-4454

info@canwashtenaw.org

We look forward to hearing from you!

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