Published September 16, 2019
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Shelby Gardeners Club recently hosted its biennial flower show at the Shelby Township Library, and it was full of creativity, blooms and bright colors.
Read MorePublished September 13, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — Walking to stop domestic violence is a priority for Dan Maiorano.
Read MorePublished September 13, 2019
HARPER WOODS — The Harper Woods-Grosse Pointe Woods Lions Club is inviting members of the public to bring their appetites and join it for its annual pasta dinner fundraiser Oct. 12.
Read MorePublished September 10, 2019
EASTPOINTE — Those looking to improve their spirits this September are invited to join the Eastpointe Rotary Club for its wine and beer tasting on Friday, Sept. 20.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2019
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — In an ongoing effort to raise awareness and prevent bullying, a local foundation is inviting the community to attend a presentation on cyberbullying at its annual fall luncheon Oct. 4 in Shelby Township.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2019
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Local veterans at the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 129 in Shelby Township are asking why someone would want to vandalize their garden after discovering that it had been vandalized Aug. 26.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2019
ROCHESTER — After a weekend of chemotherapy at William Beaumont Hospital, 18-year-old Jackson Kingsley and his mom, Melissa, returned home to find that their condo had been completely transformed by The Suite Dreams Project.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2019
PARK — The location of a nonprofit led the Grosse Pointe Park City Council to have to sign off on a charitable raffle.
Read MorePublished August 30, 2019
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Easton Clark is only 3, but the Macomb Township youngster, who was diagnosed with alopecia areata when he was 1, held a charity lemonade stand Aug. 14.
Read MorePublished August 30, 2019
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — An upcoming charter event is billed as a night of fun, community and support of a new club.
Read MorePublished August 30, 2019
UTICA — A group of volunteers in Utica hopes to make child hunger a thing of the past throughout Utica Community Schools.
Read MorePublished August 27, 2019
METRO DETROIT — High school and college students who are considering design and engineering careers may want to check out the American Society of Body Engineers Foundation, also known as the asbe Foundation.
Read MorePublished August 26, 2019
UTICA — The Utica community recently came together to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation after donations were stolen during a break-in at Dave & Buster’s in Utica Aug. 14.
Read MorePublished August 21, 2019
TROY — Emily, 32, is getting a new mindset through the life skills program offered through Grace Centers of Hope, a nonprofit shelter in Pontiac.
Read MorePublished August 21, 2019
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Knowing it is gradually outgrowing its current space, Neighbors United is looking to move its headquarters to a new location.
Read MorePublished August 20, 2019
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Although classic car cruises and shows abound throughout the summer, it is the only 100% charity car cruise in Michigan, during which Shorewood Kiwanis partners with five other local charities to gather donations and sell cruise T-shirts for their cause.
Read MorePublished August 20, 2019
DETROIT — Each summer, nonprofit LifeBUILDERS gathers its volunteers to rehabilitate dilapidated and blighted homes in the Regent Park neighborhood of Detroit for its annual Build Week efforts.
Read MorePublished August 19, 2019
UTICA — After a successful Junk in the Trunk flea market in June, another two rounds of flea markets will be returning to downtown Utica.
Read MorePublished August 13, 2019
ROYAL OAK — On Aug. 24, thousands of walkers will join together at the Detroit Zoo in conjunction with more than 600 communities across the country to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research.
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Published August 9, 2019
MADISON HEIGHTS — The Madison Heights Active Adult Center not only offers opportunities for recreation and socializing, but it also continues to support a congregate meal program open to anyone ages 50 and older.
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