News & Updates
A Time to Help Volunteers Help Senate Theater Sparkle and Shine
“Dazzling!” “Amazing!” “Brings me so much joy!” These were just some of the compliments A Time to Help volunteers received from Detroit Theater Organ Society members as we helped clean up the Senate Theater in Detroit.
Saturday’s Pistons Clinic a Huge Hit!
A few months ago, SAY Play proudly announced our partnership with the Detroit Pistons. This Saturday marked the first of many events that will be hosted by our beloved basketball team. Teaming up with Henry Ford Health System, the Pistons brought together an outstanding roster of Pistons Alumni, coaches and entertainers to bring health and […]
Working Homes Working Families Transforms Vacant Lot to Community Park
Ezell Robinson called it “a double blessing.” On Tuesday, the 55-year-old U.S. Army veteran stood in front of a new neighborhood playground
Bringing Back Books in the Heart of Detroit
Creating the connection between author and reader, Anna Clark, Ashley Calhoun and Literary Detroit are reinventing the book culture right here in the heart of Detroit.
Encouraging our students in the Heart of Detroit
Encouraging a love for learning in the shadows of decay, Andrea Meyer and the Center for Success Detroit is mentoring our youth right here in the heart of Detroit.
Thank you City of Hamtramck!
Thank you to Kathy Angerer and the City of Hamtramck for the certificate of appreciation that arrived today for our May 21st A Time to Help project. It was our pleasure!
Honoring our Veterans in the Heart of Detroit
Honoring our veterans and our country, Michael Soviak is raising our nation’s flag right here in the heart of Detroit.
A Time to Help Beautifies Park & Planters in Hamtramck
Thanks to the support of A Time to Help, the city of Hamtramck has a little more spring in its step.
Teaching Future Actors and Actresses in the Heart of Detroit
With decades of experience and a love for theater, James Cohen is teaching the art of performance here in the heart of Detroit.
Pipe Repairs Completed at Homeless Warming Center in Detroit
It’s not everyday that you’ll find Fr. Gary Wright kneeling beside a concrete pit in the basement of his 168-year-old church. But this was a special occasion.