Walk Agaisnt Hate September 29

City of Detroit Neighborhood Beautification Program offers block clubs, neighborhood associaitons, non-profit organizations and faith based orgranizations up to $15,000 in grants fo rimprivements to improve the lifes in tehtheir communities.

Champions of the Heart is a foundation based in Lansing, MI, specializing in cardiac arrest awareness, sharing the differences between cardiac arrest and a heart attack, and providing CPR training and AEDs to organizations in need.

Marie and Erica discuss how their organizations work together to cover animial needs in financially challenged communities particulary in the City of Pontiac, and their upcoming "No Balls" Comedy Ball supporting animal wellness programs

Remonia discusses organ and tissue donation, why it's particularly important for minority communities to participate in organ donation, and how everyone can easily get on the organ donor registy to save lives.

Real Times Media CEO, Hiram Jackson, discusses the history of the Michigan Chronicle, Real Time's scope publications adn events across the country, as well as other ventures he's involved in that lift up the Detroit community.

Kristen discusses the role and importance of Gleaners Food Bank in the community. Yasmeen discusses why her company, Citizen's Michigan feels supporting Gleaners is important and their Hunger Free Summer donation matching program.

Rachelle discusses how Living and Learning Enrichment Center provides resources for adults with special needs through therapeutic, social, work-based, and community engagement opportunities designed to give these adults a richer, more full life.

Tim Pare returned to Detroit to create new pathways for people to participate in the theater. Tim discusses Michigan Stage's virtual events, their mobile theater unit, their camps and relationships with schools, and this sumer, their community performances which feature local performers alongside stars right from Broadway.