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Metro Detroiters 16 years of age or older can get their COVID-19 vaccine doses on May 13, 15 and 18 at the Ernest T. Ford Recreation Center in Highland Park, MI. No advance registration is required. What is a POD? A POD (Point of Dispensing) is a temporary site in the community where vaccines can … Read more
Spread out over 15 acres, A Time to Help volunteers tackled a backyard-kind-of-project on a big-time scale at SAY Play.
We’ll be doing two projects at the facility – one outside and one inside. The inside one will involve a deep cleaning and organization of the kitchen. The outside project will involve light landscaping, including some planting, and general clean-up of the grounds.
SAY Detroit Awards $1.5 million from funds raised at December 2020 Radiothon.
Vaccine appointments are now available directly at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic! Detroit residents aged 18 and over can schedule appointments on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9AM to 2PM. Walk-ins are not accepted but an appointment can be made easily at www.saydetroitclinic.com or by calling the Clinic directly at 313-758-6100. Prepare for your appointment: Arrive on … Read more
A Time to Help volunteers worked together packaging food items into boxes, loading them onto pallets and sending them off to their final destinations: the front doorsteps of more than 60 seniors in need.
The effort is a collaboration between the Wayne County Department of Public Health, the City of Highland Park, and SAY Detroit.
More than 600 Highland Park residents are now fully vaccinated thanks to this “pop up” clinic.
When A Time To Help learned that their partner nonprofit was low on inventory and needed to start restocking its charity store, our volunteers were quick to jump on the opportunity.
The effort is a collaboration between the Wayne County Department of Public Health, the City of Highland Park, and SAY Detroit.