This millennial feeds hundreds of Flint families at Thanksgiving
Chia Morgan founded the annual Blessed to be a Blessing Thanksgiving Dinner 10 years ago — at just 22 years old.
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Chia Morgan founded the annual Blessed to be a Blessing Thanksgiving Dinner 10 years ago — at just 22 years old.
Families in need can begin signing up for the Christmas Box program on Monday, Oct. 29, 2018.
A $300,964, three-year federal grant to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Flint will bring six more AmeriCorps VISTA members to Flint.
Charging just $25 per tattoo, Custom Ink & Steel and Electric Chair Tattoos worked from 9 a.m. until after midnight to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
They are a force of 480 workers whose focus is serving the community of Flint—and a unique national model of creating a unified, collective force to respond to a crisis.
Specialized literacy programs are available though Flint and Genesee Literacy Network partners for parents, adults with disabilities, young adults, and those for whom English is a second language.
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The number of AmeriCorps workers in Flint jumped from 25 two years ago to about 200 this summer. Check out all the work they are doing.
Walethia Aquil makes sure that all Flint and Genesee County girls can have a “Cinderella experience” at prom through her nonprofit—aptly named My Dreams Do Come True.
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