A Garden Oasis Helps Combat Food Insecurity
Michigan Urban Farming Initiative, MUFI, is cultivating the land for the people, right here in the heart of Detroit.
Michigan Urban Farming Initiative, MUFI, is cultivating the land for the people, right here in the heart of Detroit.
A total of 20 volunteers will work in the Buckets of Rain “Big Glen’’ garden, weeding, picking vegetables, and helping clean-up the fence line around the property.
Bill Birndorf may have started by answering the phones but now he and Higher Hopes! are answering the call to provide meals to families in need.
**UPDATE: The mobile testing center is now closed. Patients looking for free COVID-19 testing can make an appointment at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic. A new, free Covid-19 mobile testing center opened to the public on Tuesday, April 28th on the grounds adjacent to the SAY Detroit Family Clinic. The testing center is the … Read more
Responding to a request from the City of Detroit, SAY Detroit has provided gap funding for the purchase of 135 no-touch infrared thermometers for use by first responders at the Detroit Fire Department (DFD) and front-line municipal employees at the Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT). A $5,000 donation was made to the Detroit Public Safety … Read more
SAY Detroit awards more than $1.3 million to area nonprofits from funds raised at the 2019 Radiothon
How SAY Detroit and founder Mitch Albom are aiding coronavirus impact and recovery efforts.
Peter Andoni, co-owner of Shield’s and longtime donor to SAY Detroit, has launched a fundraiser he calls “Help Shield’s Help Those in Need.” For every $100 collected on this GoFundMe page, Shield’s will donate — and deliver — $125 worth of food to local police and fire stations, health care facilities and charitable organizations, in an … Read more
The SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic is committed to maintaining a clean and safe environment for all patients, volunteers, staff and visitors while continuing our essential services. As such, we have outlined our efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)
Due to the presence of the Coronavirus in our state, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced that “all Michigan K-12 schools, including public, private and boarding” schools, are closed from Monday, March 16 through April 05, 2020. In addition, Mayor Mike Duggan announced the closure of Detroit’s recreation centers during the same period. The SDPC will … Read more