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Today we’re catching up with Robby Eimers, the founder of the Eimers Foundation. We first met Robby when he was just 12 years old and he was spending his Saturdays distributing food and clothing to the homeless.
Catching up with Cindy Eggleton, the founder of Brilliant Detroit. We first sat down with Cindy in 2018, to hear how Brilliant Detroit was creating kid success neighborhoods all across our city.
Volunteers will be making mud mats from recycled tires, which Cass Community sells with all profits going to support its programming.
Checking in with Damien Crutcher of Crescendo Detroit, first featured in 2015, and the impact that music was having on kids in his organization.
Checking in with OpenSpot Theatre, first featured in season 4 as 4th Wall, who is making acting accessible for all.
Mitch Albom checks in with Deb Foster four years after being featured in 2016.
It covers our buildings and streets all across metro Detroit but two entrepreneurs have discovered a way to use its beauty and help women at the same time.
Even as it adjusted to a new normal, the beloved tradition highlighted a community’s overwhelming generosity
Checking in with the equine therapy organization for children and adults with special needs
In response to rising rates of Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations in Michigan, SAY Detroit reopened its mobile testing center on the grounds adjacent to the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic in Highland Park. While testing had been available inside the clinic since the spring, outdoor testing center provides a safe, drive-up or walk up option … Read more