DETROIT (WXYZ) — There are few things that say “Merry Christmas” quite like a new car. Especially when it feels like life has been driving you as opposed to you driving it.
Chanprell Anderson, a single mother of six kids in Detroit, received an SUV from Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, Detroit Police Commissioner Darryl Woods, Say Detroit, and Bishop Charles Ellis of Greater Grace Temple at Pershing High School on Monday.
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From https://www.wxyz.com/ Spotlight on the News: Kicking off the season of giving with Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries By: Chuck Stokes Posted 7:59 PM, Nov 22, 2024 and last updated 10:27 AM, Nov 24, 2024 WXYZ DETROIT — On Sunday, November 24, …
The Michigan Green Industry Association (MGIA) selected Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries’ 211 Glendale Veteran Housing as the recipient for its 2024 Day of Service. MGIA members donated their time, equipment, and expertise to beautify the grounds, with activities including bed cleanup, fertilizing, mowing, raking, hardscaping, tree trimming, tree injection, mulching, and planting.
They installed a place for horseshoes, a fire pit, vegetable garden, apple trees, warming lamps, birdfeeders, a walking path, and a new grill in the courtyard of the building!
They also received a new flag for the front of the building that was raised during a flag ceremony led by the Renaissance High School ROTC to honor veterans in attendance.
This is the second year MGIA chose a Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries location for their Day of Service.
