It’s a given that General Motors (GM) is in the business of making and selling automobiles for a profit, something the giant automaker has done since its inception in 1908.  Yet, for GM, the business and longevity of manufacturing cars are not enough, as the company has historically made and kept commitments to empower underserved people and communities, especially in Detroit.   

In keeping with its vow to create a smarter, safer and more sustainable future for all, GM announced in mid-September 2021 that it was investing $50 million into Detroit-based nonprofit programs focusing on expanding access to education and employment opportunities while strengthening Detroit communities. 

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