From Dr. Chad Audi

    Peter believed no one cared if he lived . . . or died.

    Homeless, hungry, and with no place to turn for help, Edward turned to DRMM. Your support gave him hope and the tools to get back on his feet. . . .

    Edward had been struggling to get by for some time.

    Homeless, hungry, and with no place to turn for help, Edward turned to DRMM. Your support gave him hope and the tools to get back on his feet. . . .

    CRISIS RESPONSE UPDATE:

    Homeless, hungry, and with no place to turn for help, Edward turned to DRMM. Your support gave him hope and the tools to get back on his feet. . . .

    Remote Work is Not for Everyone

    You’ve probably heard or read important studies by Gallup, Airtasker and others that show remote employees are more productive than their in-office counterparts. I have. And as an employer, it was appealing to me at first. Which employer doesn’t like having . . .

    What Detroit’s Boys and Girls Need Now . . . and in the Days Ahead

    We all have friends, family, colleagues and neighbors negatively impacted by COVID-19. Don’t we? Some are either sick, recovering, retrenched or struggling to get needed medications and food supplies in the ongoing lockdown, which simply means they need the good old empathy and compassion.

    Kindness to Seniors: The More, The Better

    I have often written about the kindness of metro Detroiters because it continues to inspire me. That someone would act in support and encouragement of someone else especially outside their own family, neighborhood or circle of friends is refreshingly amazing. But it happens every day in my community.