A philanthropist says he's willing to donate $5 million to help protect the Detroit Institute of Arts' collection amid the city's bankruptcy.
December 06, 2013 at 08:00 AM
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A philanthropist says he’s willing to donate $5 million to help protect the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection amid the city’s bankruptcy.
A. Paul Schaap tells the Detroit Free Press he hopes to inspire others to give and plans to meet Friday with Detroit’s chief federal judge, Gerald Rosen, who is leading mediation sessions.
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