Supporting Men. Strengthening Communities. Building Mental Wellness.

Project Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing safe spaces, resources, and community-driven support for men’s mental health—especially within underserved communities.

About Project Center

Project Center is a community-based nonprofit organization committed to advancing mental wellness for men through accessible, culturally responsive programming. Founded in 2024, we address the mental health challenges facing men—particularly those in underserved communities—by creating supportive environments where healing, growth, and connection are possible.

We believe mental health is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Our work reduces stigma, promotes emotional resilience, and strengthens communities from the inside out.

Our Mission

To provide comprehensive mental health resources and support for men by fostering safe spaces, meaningful connections, and community-driven solutions that promote healing, resilience, and long-term well-being.

Get to know our Board Members

Jareal Major, Treasurer

Tiffany Sanford-Robotham, Member at Large

Randy Dudley, President

Jarael Major, CPA, serves as Treasurer of the Project Center Board, providing fiduciary oversight, financial governance, and strategic guidance in support of the organization’s mission and long-term sustainability. He is the Founder and Managing Member of Major CPA Tax & Accounting Services PLLC, a Michigan-based firm offering tax compliance, advisory, and financial reporting services to businesses, nonprofits, and individuals.

Jarael brings extensive experience working with nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurs, and community-focused entities, including board-level financial oversight, budgeting, compliance, and tax planning. In addition to his role with the Project Center, he serves on the Board of the Michigan State University Black Alumni Association of Oakland County.

A graduate of Michigan State University, Jarael is an active member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He is deeply committed to advancing financial literacy, organizational excellence, and sustainable growth, leveraging his expertise to help mission-driven organizations and communities thrive.

Randolph (“Randy”) is a longtime healthcare professional with more than 25 years of management experience at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and a veteran of the United States Army. He earned his associate degree from Oakland Community College and his bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Oakland University, with minors in Substance Abuse and Child Welfare.

Randy is a limited licensed bachelor social worker (LLBSW) and formerly worked with MCREST (Macomb County Rotating Emergency Shelter Team). He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Project Center and previously served on the board of the Macomb County Homeless Coalition.

With more than a decade of direct service experience, Randy has worked extensively with adults, young adults, families, and individuals experiencing chronic homelessness and mental health challenges. His areas of focus include life transitions, depression and anxiety, substance use disorders, and rebuilding support systems.

Committed to lifelong learning, Randy has completed extensive training in evidence-based family therapy and Gestalt Therapy. He believes meaningful change occurs when individuals are supported in recognizing their own strengths and potential, and he provides a compassionate, client-centered environment to help individuals and families move forward.

Tiffany Sanford-Robotham, MD, MBA, is a board-certified internal medicine physician with extensive experience in clinical care and healthcare leadership. She earned her medical degree from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, an MBA from Michigan State University’s Broad College of Business, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Pre-Medicine from the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor.

Dr. Sanford currently serves as Vice President of Medical Review at iMPROve Health, where she provides strategic medical leadership for quality improvement initiatives and oversees medical review processes, including Medicare clinical projects under CMS contracts.

Previously, Dr. Sanford practiced as a hospitalist with Concerto Health, caring for Medicaid and dual-eligible patients across diverse care settings while collaborating with executive and clinical teams to develop operational and clinical guidelines. She also served as an outpatient internal medicine physician with Oakwood Healthcare, where she chaired the Pharmaceuticals and Therapeutics Committee for Oakwood Physicians Medical Group.

Dr. Sanford has served on the boards of independent physician associations and is an active member of several professional organizations, including the American College of Physicians, American Medical Association, and National Association of Health Services Executives.

What We Do

Creating safe spaces where men find healing and connection.

Mental Health Support & Programming

We offer workshops, group discussions, wellness sessions, and educational programming designed to help men manage stress, improve emotional health, and build coping strategies.

Community & Peer Support

We cultivate spaces where men can connect, share experiences, and support one another without judgment—building trust, accountability, and brotherhood.

Through partnerships with mental health professionals, nonprofits, and community organizations, we connect participants to counseling, crisis support, employment resources, and wellness services.

Resource Navigation & Partnership

Awareness & Advocacy

We actively work to reduce stigma around men’s mental health through education, outreach, and community engagement.

Why This Matters

Men—particularly men of color—face higher rates of untreated mental health challenges due to stigma, lack of access, and limited culturally responsive services.

Project Center exists to close that gap by creating pathways to healing, stability, and long-term personal growth.

Our Impact Goals

• Increase awareness of men’s mental health needs in our community

• Secure funding to expand programming and operations

• Build strategic partnerships with community organizations and service providers

• Reach underserved men with accessible, affirming support services

Support Our Work

Make a Donation

Your contribution directly supports mental health programming, community workshops, peer support groups, and access to critical resources.

Ways to Give:

• One-time donation

• Monthly supporter

• Corporate or community sponsorship

• In-kind partnerships

Project Center is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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Contact Us

📞 Phone: 313-530-4191
📧 Email: project.center.org@gmail.com