Catrina Tillman is first lady of First Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, where she founded SHE Ministries and where her outreach includes a weekly Facebook Live Chat and works to provide Flint residents with safe water.
LaVern Rogers is first lady of Restoration Beth El Ministries. She also is a licensed bonded notary, daycare owner and entrepreneur with a double bachelor's degree and a master's in business administration.
Donna K. Holmes is first lady of Reaching the World Ministries. She also serves as CEO and director of Kingdom Kampus Child Development Center and serves as pastor alongside her husband the Rev. Dr. Skeeter D. Holmes.
April Cook-Hawkins is first lady of Prince of Peace Missionary Baptist Church. She also operates a nonprofit designed to empower young girls and women to be leaders and spearheaded a program called Flint4000 to ensure homebound individuals received bottled water.
Denise Bradley Moore is first lady of The Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, where the millennials call her "mom" and she works tirelessly with water and food distribution programs and all aspects of evangelistic outreach.
Since celebrating its grand reopening just over a year ago, Flint's Capitol Theatre has played host to concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and even Christmas movies.
The family vehicle is now one of 100 vehicles in Sloan Museum's automotive collection. Each has a special connection to Flint and Genesee County.
Hosted by UAW Local 598, activities will include horseshoes, a magic show, softball tournament, professional wrestling, and a trout pond.
The $5,000 grant will explore Flint residents' personal connections to the Michigan coastline.
The deadline to apply for the master's-level scholarship is July 1.
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