Your support changes lives and helps educate the next generation of creative problem solvers who have an impact on the communities in which they live and work.
For more than a century, the College for Creative Studies has been a hub for art and design in a city where innovation has always driven progress. When you give to CCS, you support students who will change the world with their creativity.
Stories of Impact
Gilbert Family Foundation Doubles Scholarship Commitment to $2 Million in Support of Detroit Students Attending College for Creative Studies
Two CCS students from Detroit will be awarded $50,000 scholarships annually, distributed over four years. Gilbert Family Foundation also announced scholarship support for pre-college summer workshops and completion scholarships aimed at retaining students.
Creating Connections: How Generosity Is Shaping Futures at CCS Scholarship Luncheon
At a recent donor appreciation luncheon hosted by the College for Creative Studies, donors and scholarship recipients gathered in the General Motors Auditorium at the A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education to celebrate the transformative power of education – and the generosity that makes it possible.
CCS to Expand Opportunities for Students through $2 Million Endowed Gift from Waltraud E. Prechter
Alum Michael Carney reflects on his time at the Society of Arts and Crafts to leave a legacy for future CCS students
Gilbert Family Foundation Doubles Scholarship Commitment to $2 Million in Support of Detroit Students Attending College for Creative Studies
Creating Connections: How Generosity Is Shaping Futures at CCS Scholarship Luncheon
“There has never been a more important time to support art and design students. The world needs creative problem solvers, inclusive designers, and people who bring beauty into the world in all its forms. CCS students are advancing the cutting edge — they are not satisfied just to be on it. They are developing products, ideas and processes that will serve the public good. Your support of our students now will have an enduring impact on their lives and on the communities in which they live and work for many years to come.”
Don Tuski, Ph.D. President College for Creative Studies
