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In honor of World Children’s Day (November 20), we’re taking a look back at one of the very first projects supported by SAY Detroit’s founding in 2006. With funds raised through its earliest efforts, SAY Detroit joined Ilitch Charities to help fund the creation of the Bright Beginnings Infant and Child Development Center.
Nearly two dozen women gathered for the final Wellness Wednesdays meetup of the year with a seasonally-appropriate goal in mind — to have an open conversation about giving thanks, reflecting and connecting. Gratitude can decrease depression, anxiety, difficulties with chronic pain and risk of disease. And the real-time healing was on full display as attendees … Read more
The Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation has been helping charities in need around the state since 1891, but the mid-Michigan based foundation (located in Alma) was compelled a decade ago to target a large amount of its annual resources to support youth literacy in Detroit after meeting with SAY Detroit founder Mitch Albom in 2015, when … Read more
New friendships blossomed. Old ones were rekindled. Some brought their children. Others came alone or brought a friend or their family for support. All were welcomed Saturday (Nov. 15) at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic, where its First Year program held a barbeque luncheon — playfully called a BabyQ — for members which included … Read more
A Time to Help volunteers participated in a community tree planting at Martz Park, in the Gratiot-Findlay neighborhood hosted by the Greening of Detroit
For the second time this year, A Time to Help volunteers dedicated their morning to packaging soup mixes for Motown Soup.
The nearly 30 women who gathered for today’s monthly support group picked up nutrition tips form the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
SAY Clinic partnered with Hungry Howie’s and Henry Ford Health for a free event offering mobile mammograms.
The Greening of Detroit is a non-profit organization focused on enhancing the quality of life for Detroiters by planting trees, providing job training and involving our youth in the education of the natural environment. They involve Detroiters in the process through community engagement, green spaces, education and jobs. Since 1989, they have planted over 166,000 … Read more