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Creating a Reality of Loving Yourself, Unconditionally, for Wellness
From the get-go, Alan Johns had the group’s attention. “What is self-love, and what does it mean?’’ he asked. “I’m here because I’m passionate about helping people, empowering them. But there are people who don’t want you to get better and use you as an emotional trash can.’’ Then came a directive: “Everybody, get comfortable … Read more
Wellness Wednesdays Attendees Explore Legacy Planning
Today’s Wellness Wednesdays women’s support group and luncheon at the Ernest T. Ford Recreation Center welcomed attorney Ameena Sheikh’s straightforward and uncomplicated presentation about estate planning.
A Time to Help Detroit Water Ice
Lend your helping hands and time in clearing out their basement and relocating items to a different space in the building.
With Thoughtful Planning and a Little Luck, 13th Radiothon Raises $2.23 Million
In some traditions, thirteen is associated with bad luck. But you wouldn’t know it if you work with or support SAY Detroit because yesterday’s annual Radiothon — our thirteenth — proved that number to auspicious; we broke previous fundraising records to ring in $2,227,573.44 by the end of the 15-hour event! That is all due in thanks … Read more
What inspires you to give to SAY Detroit?
From time to time, we have the opportunity to ask donors about their life-changing gift, and share their story with other generous supporters like you.
Finding Their Voices at SAY Play
There may have been one family cheering the loudest at the Lions’ annual Thanksgiving game, and that was the Jackson family, the second recipients of a refurbished house this year through the Working Homes / Working Families (WHWF) program. If you missed their story in last week’s email, catch up here. They attended the game … Read more
Feeling True Home Comfort With Working Homes / Working Families
Thanksgiving came a little early for Johnettia and her four boys yesterday as they walked into their new home for the first time. Learn more about their story — and families like theirs — in SAY Detroit’s Working Homes / Working Families program (WHWF), below. “Sanctuary. Home. Comfort. Security. Peace.” If you are blessed, you … Read more
