SAY Detroit

And say something

Amazing

3 students linking arms wearing SAY Detroit branded t-shirts viewed from the back that say "It takes a village."

SAY Detroit provides pathways to success for Detroiters in need.

The SAY Detroit Radiothon

6AM – 9PM, IT’S ALL DAY RADIO / LIVE STREAM FOR DETROITERS IN NEED

The Radiothon is Dec. 12! But YOU can donate now and help meet our $25,000 match challenge!

» WATCH ON MITCHALBOMRADIOTHON.COM

» LISTEN ON WJR 760AM

» Donate, bid on auctions, buy incentives

SAY Detroit empowers 4,000 individuals and families each year, driving equitable and thriving communities.

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What We Do

SAY Detroit has been changing lives for the better since 2006, when its founder, Mitch Albom, wrote about how Detroit was providing homeless people three-day shelter parties to get them off the streets while tourists were in town for the Super Bowl. A city that is super just for a weekend isn’t very special come Monday, so we put out a call to raise enough to at least help all year long. The idea of SAY Detroit is in its letters: Super. All. Year.

Learning

and inclusion

SAY Detroit Play Center
Better Together
Dream Scholars
Meet 3 of our graduates in the Class of 2024 (which achieved a 100% high school graduation rate

Health Care

and healthy lifestyles

SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic
Mi-Cycle
Detroit Beats Covid-19
2023 SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic Snapshot: 4,182 patient visits; 5,780 prescriptions filled, and 69% of patients uninsured

Housing

and communities

Working Homes / Working Families ➔
A Time to Help ➔
A Hole in the Roof Foundation ➔
Kemp Klein Law Firm Presents the 2nd Annual Charity Golf Outing
The McReynolds walked into their new home for the first time last summer, just blocks away from our SAY Detroit Play Center.

LEARN MORE

Summer 2024

Read the Impact Report

Your investment in SAY Detroit helped make communities healthier and stronger by offering learning opportunities for Detroit’s next generation, by providing free medical care, and by rebuilding neighborhoods through housing for working families.