Northville: Community Partners are Important to the Program
We could not run this program without the help of our community partners. These organizations provide some of necessary funding which allows the program to be sustained and expand toNorthville: Plans for 2021-2022
Because of the generosity of our community partners we are looking into adding the Blessings in a Backpack program at the two Middle Schools, Hillside and Meads Mill. The finalUtica Volunteer Spotlight
We always have need of community support – Adding a school requires financial support and volunteer support. Beyond the money for food, volunteers are needed to move food from MeijerUtica: Roberts Elementary in Shelby Township Becomes the Fifth School Receive Our Support
Eight years ago our group started with a single school in the Utica Community School District, Dresden Elementary. Through the years three additional schools have been added, Jack Harvey becauseWBKH: Thank you Doug Browne Agency and Farm Bureau Insurance
Many thanks to the Doug Browne Agency and Farm Bureau Insurance for awarding a $2500 grant to the Blessings in a Backpack – West Bloomfield / Keego Harbor program. ThisWBKH: When God gave us lemons, we decided to make lemonade.
Our schools closed on March 13, 2020, and we no longer could send food bags home with our children. So, we reorganized and teamed with our School District’s Nutrition DepartmentWaterford: Community Partner for 10 Years
You might wonder how we get the food we pack each week. We would not be able to do it with a partner we have had from the very beginning
Wyandotte: Jo Brighton Skills Center
You might know Jo Brighton Center for their Bakery which is open to the public. They also have a dining room for lunch by reservation. They also have their WorkRotary Club of Wyandotte
Whenever a new person assumes the president’s chair at the Rotary Club of Wyandotte, he or she has an important decision to make. In July 2015, Jeremy Gyorke was charged with the task