Scoring a Shout Out from the Inside the NBA Panel
We’re thrilled to have their help in sharing just some of the work that we do at the SAY Detroit Play Center.
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Construction Update from SAY Play
Watch the special clip about progress being made on the new annex that will not only expand SAY Play’s physical size, but the services it can offer to a broader community.
Diabetes Prevention Program to launch at SAY Clinic
The nationally recognized program launches June 26 for 16 weekly sessions in Highland Park.
Bicycle Drop-off at Somerset Collection on June 3
We are collecting bikes once again for our Mi-Cycle program, which takes used bicycles that need a little bit of repair, and gives them to kids and adults in our community.
May 2023
Let’s Get Ready to EAT! EAT Detroit is back for its third year on June 27, and we don’t want you to miss out! Eat and drink your way through some of Detroit’s finest eateries! This one-night only food experience and fundraiser features some of Detroit’s hottest restaurants, like Bar Pigalle, Cork & Gabel, Ima Izakaya, … Read more
A Time to Help Detroit Goodfellows
A Time to Help volunteers will return to Detroit Goodfellows to prepare dental kits for children.
A Special Opportunity to Help a Working Family
We have a special weekday opportunity this month to help another volunteer group complete a landscape project at one of SAY Detroit’s Working Homes/Working Families projects.
SAY Detroit receives $1 Million commitment from Clarence & Jack Himmel Foundation
The grant will help propel the completion of the Kelly and Matthew Stafford & Friends Education Center at SAY Play.
April 2023
One great cause – Many great restaurants Do you like good food, good company, and the satisfaction of doing something good? Then join us on June 27 for EAT Detroit, a delicious fundraising event for SAY Detroit. EAT Detroit showcases our city’s diverse culinary scene by offering with a one-night only foodie experience featuring tasting dishes … Read more
Beautifying Highland Park for Earth Day
More than two dozen volunteers worked outside under cool and overcast skies to help the city of Highland Park clean up and beautify the property surrounding the Ernest T. Ford Recreation Center.