News & Updates
Help Shield’s & SAY Detroit Feed First Responders in COVID-19 Crisis
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 […]
Coronavirus Response at SAY Clinic
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)
SAY Play Prioritizes Student, Staff Safety
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 […]
The Journey to Health in the Heart of Detroit
Cancer free and loving life, Nicole Pettiway is sharing her journey to better health right here in the heart of Detroit.
Getting Detroit Water Ice Ready for the Spring Season
From storage room to storefront, the Detroit Water Ice Factory’s flagship location in downtown Detroit received a behind-the-scenes pick me up thanks to A Time to Help.
Ending Hunger One Bowl at a Time
Who knew that painting a bowl could make such an impact. Bonnie Mellos and Empty Bowls Detroit is working to end hunger one bowl at a time right here in the heart of Detroit.
Less Food Waste in the Heart of Detroit
Connecting the source to the receiver, Darraugh Collins is working to eliminate food waste right here in the heart of Detroit.
Getting Skilled in the Heart of Detroit
Opening their doors to a brighter future, Dino Vann Jr., Marcus Strong and STEAP are breaking down barriers to employment right here in the heart of Detroit.
No Pipe Dream: Helping the Senate Theater Preserve History
It wasn’t difficult for Kevin Werner to put into words what Saturday’s A Time to Help project at the Senate Theater meant to his organization that has operated the iconic Michigan Avenue landmark since the early 1960s. “To do as much as your group did today, it would have cost us several thousand dollars, at […]
Books Go Mobile in the Heart of Detroit
Zakary Kennedy and all the volunteers at Motown Soup are proving that soup really is good for the soul right here in the heart of Detroit.