James has lived and worked in Detroit all his life. He has a wide range of skills that helped him excel at work, and he even started a company of his own at one point. But after some toxic relationships and a few difficult years, James ended up on the wrong path. Before long, he’d lost everything—his livelihood, savings, and home.
As you may have heard in the news, at 2am on June 27th, our premises on 138 Stimson was broken into and $25,000 worth of landscape training equipment was stolen.
Before his grandmother got sick, he lived on his own and had three jobs. He was doing so well that he didn’t hesitate to drop everything and move in with her to tend to her urgent needs.
Tracey Dunbar and her five children, including a daughter with special needs, will be sleeping in their new home tonight thanks to the Detroit Rescue Mission.
It may have been cold outside, but there was a lot of warmth to be found inside a Detroit home – which was a wonderful surprise for Tracey Dunbar and her children.
A local single mother of five is counting her blessings. She received the keys to her new home after being homeless for some time.