Following the 1967 Detroit riots, the city changed in previously unimaginable ways. For residents of the city’s Mexicantown neighborhood in southwest Detroit, the tumult would threaten one of their most … Keep Reading…
Program will focus on nonprofits that promote “community information and democratic engagement” Initiative has assisted 26 local nonprofits with making organizational improvements Nine nonprofits to participate in latest version of … Keep Reading…
With helping out in the community being a main focus for many staff, faculty and students this year, Oakland University decided to partner with Metro Detroit Youth Groups to provide … Keep Reading…
Wrap up your garden this fall with the Farmington Hills Beautification Commission’s Fall Plant and Seed Swap on Saturday, September 14 from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. The event takes place … Keep Reading…
A Metro Detroit family hopes a program that helped them during their young son’s final months can help others, as well. Judah Lieberman was diagnosed with metachromatic leukodystrophy, a rare … Keep Reading…
It’s called Twitter philanthropy. And Bill Pulte, CEO of Pulte Capital Partners LLC., says he invented it. “What we’re trying to do is get awareness for philanthropy, and bringing philanthropy … Keep Reading…
A new mobile dental unit will soon begin touring the county to provide preventative oral care to underserved populations. The Healthy Smiles Mobile Unit, a 38-foot RV retrofitted into a … Keep Reading…
Clarkston senior quarterback Jake Jensen runs the ball through the middle of the field on a breakaway touchdown run in the second half during the MHSAA Division 1 football championship … Keep Reading…
Lyft announced this week that it’s expanding its Wheels for all Grants program aimed at helping Detroit-area nonprofits that are focused on building communities in the city. Beginning in … Keep Reading…
Centria Autism and the Detroit Police Athletic League are teaming up for the third annual Autism Sports Academy. According to a release, the primary purpose of the camp is to … Keep Reading…
A local veteran from Lincoln Park has been running hundreds of races while honoring fallen soldiers at the same time. Aaron Bartal spent six years in the Army. He says … Keep Reading…
The L’Anse Creuse Foundation is inviting supporters to “creuse” into the sunset with a new fundraising event hosted on Ovation yacht this summer. The Pauline Pavlick Memorial Sunset Dinner Creuse … Keep Reading…
The Michigan Chronicle Men of Excellence Awards, in its 13th year, recognizes local African-American men who inspire others through their vision, leadership, exceptional achievements, and participation in community service. They … Keep Reading…
CARE CAMP is offered July 15-19 and July 22-26 at Fountain Elementary School, 1650 Wellington Ave, Roseville, MI. Daily breakfast and lunch is provided for the children preschool through 12th … Keep Reading…
WATCH THE VIDEO ! ! ! If you or anyone you know are ever in need of food, these are some food pantries in the existing Metro Detroit areas:. For … Keep Reading…
More than 1,200 people bounced between a variety of restaurants in Detroit’s downtown and Midtown for the first Eat Detroit event Wednesday night, helping to raise approximately $150,000 for Detroit’s … Keep Reading…
Since 2015, the Give Detroit Challenge has raised more than $130,000 for Detroit-based non-profits, and it’s back for another year. The Give Detroit Challenge is hosted by Your Detroit Magazine. … Keep Reading…
Join Living Arts to celebrate 20 years of exceptional youth arts education in Detroit on April 11 at the Detroit Masonic Temple! Mark their milestone achievement while enjoying visual and … Keep Reading…
Warming center information If you need a warm place to stay the city shared a list of places willing to help out. Staff at these locations will help those arrive … Keep Reading…
PLEASE JOIN US to support Gleaners Community Food Bank and MVOS! On February 1, 2019, we will again present a shining night of solo offerings of popular tunes to benefit … Keep Reading…