Move to Detroit, build community, get some rent money
Here’s a nice “catch” we made by trolling our social media ticker last week, this one courtesy of our friends at I Am Young Detroit.
An excerpt:
The Live Detroit Fund was established last August through the “Do It For Detroit” campaign organized by CommunityNEXT of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. The fund allows recipients to receive $250 per month toward their rent. What’s the catch? The catch is you’re required to host a monthly event to help build community in Detroit.
Read on here.
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