You see, Dwight is a veteran, and he was proud to serve our nation. He knows what it means to give his all to his country—and his employer. Yet, after 15 years with the same company, he was laid off.
Across Detroit, Christmas will be a difficult time for men and women who have lost jobs, families on the brink of homelessness, isolated senior citizens, and other neighbors who are struggling to survive. Please partner with DRMM today to provide meals, help, and hope. Here’s how you can help:
Since the pandemic devastated Detroit, more people than ever before are turning to DRMM desperate for a meal, safe shelter, or merely seeking God’s love and mercy—like James, who lost his job then watched helplessly as his savings dwindled to nothing.
Edward enjoyed his work with Detroit Public Schools, but when COVID-19 came to Detroit, schools were quickly closed, and Edward lost his job.
Desperate to make changes, Kevin turned to DRMM for help overcoming drug addiction and rebuilding his life. Shortly after his arrival, though, the pandemic turned our city, state, nation, and world upside down.
The day Scott* came through the Mission doors, he was hungry and homeless. He had been aimlessly walking our city streets. He stopped in front of the Mission for a long while, agonizing about coming inside . . .