With your help, we can do so much.

At Presbyterian Villages of Michigan, philanthropy fuels our forward progress—from large scale projects like the Thome Rivertown Neighborhood in Detroit to a resident yoga class. You, the committed donor, enable PVM to perform wonderful acts of kindness for older adults. Without you, these things would not have happened…

• A bed for a resident who didn’t have one
• A new home for a resident living in dire conditions
• First trip/vacation (EVER!) outside of the City of Detroit to Niagara Falls through the resident activity fund
• Respite care for an exhausted family member caring for their mother
• Access reliable transportation for residents, so they’re not a burden on family and friends
• A brand-new A/V system allowing residents with hearing issues to fully participate.

Your donations make it happen! So much good results from your kindness.

Please continue (or consider becoming) a donor. There is a life of an older adult ready to be touched!!

THANK YOU!

Our History

Founded in 1945 by the Presbytery of Detroit, Presbyterian Villages of Michigan (PVM) is a faith-based, multi-site, 501(c)3 organization that serves seniors of all backgrounds. PVM became a freestanding, separate organization in 1989. Today, PVM serves over 7,500 older adults throughout the state via market rate and affordable housing, and home- and community-based services.

Michigan’s population of residents aged 65 and over is steadily increasing, and PVM is well-positioned, and wholeheartedly committed to keep our seniors in Michigan. In the past several years, PVM has made significant strides in accommodating today’s seniors while preparing for the needs of tomorrow.

Presbyterian Villages of Michigan, guided by our Christian heritage, serves seniors of all faiths and creates new possibilities for quality living. Each PVM Village throughout the state has a rich history and is paving the way for current and future Michigan seniors.