Community scale Keep Growing Detroit operates a large, citywide network of nearly 3,000 garden and farm sites across Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park, indicating strong community reach and potential for expanded partner programs, sponsorships, and grant opportunities.

Funding and growth With reported revenue between 10 and 25 million, there is demonstrated financial scale that supports expanded program delivery, capital projects at the Farm in Eastern Market, and potential for collaborative funding, CSR initiatives, or multi-year contracts with vendors and service providers.

Education to entrepreneurship Programs like Grown in Detroit offer pathways from gardening to market-ready businesses, signaling opportunities to partner on business incubation services, training platforms, microloans, equipment leasing, and marketing support for local food startups.

Equity and sovereignty focus KGD centers equity, cultural foodways, and community sovereignty, making them a strong fit for social impact partnerships, grant programs, and vendors aligned with culturally informed, community-led food systems and sustainable agriculture solutions.

Operational footprint The 1.38-acre KGD Farm in Eastern Market functions as a production hub and educational venue, presenting opportunities for sponsorship, event partnerships, seed or tool donations, and co-branded experiences that showcase community farming scalability.