Vital Funding Lost to Fraud!

Club Cadillac, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with mental illness to live self-directed, meaningful lives, faces a significant setback due to recent fraudulent activity impacting their bank accounts.

“Learning about this fraudulent activity has been deeply disappointing,” said Kristen Kenny, President of the Board of Directors at Club Cadillac. “These funds are essential to helping our members build skills, find employment, and foster independence as they work towards their personal goals and recovery.”

An investigation is currently underway with the Michigan State Police, and the organization has implemented measures to secure future donations.

“Our mission remains as steadfast as ever,” continued Ms. Kenny. “Despite this setback, we are committed to providing members with the resources and community support they deserve, but we urgently need help to continue this vital work.”

Make a cash donation to help replenish stolen funds and sustain Club Cadillac’s programs. Monetary donations directly support recovery programs, skill-building, and peer support groups essential to the Club Cadillac mission.

About Club Cadillac:

For over 30 years, Club Cadillac has championed the journey to recovery and independence for individuals with mental illness, guided by principles of community support, empowerment, and inclusivity. The organization provides a supportive environment where members can access employment opportunities, skill-building programs, and peer connections, enabling them to live self-directed lives.

Programs and services include:

A member-maintained garden that supplies fresh produce for the community and enhances members' sense of purpose.

Roland’s Cafe, a member-run snack bar offering valuable job training.

New housing initiatives aimed at addressing the community’s housing needs.

To learn more about Club Cadillac and how you can support this critical mission, please visit clubcadillacclubhouse.org.