Metro Detroit COVID-19 resources
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Tostada Magazine: Where to find food, resources during coronavirus crisis
The en-masse closures of schools and restaurants are expected to have a particular impact on low-income residents and hourly workers whose employers are now suddenly closed.
Back in business: Kuzzo’s reopening on Livernois
The What Up Doe, shrimp and grits, and other soul food favorites are back after a seven-month hiatus.
News roundup: What Detroiters need to know about coronavirus
Coronavirus has been confirmed in Detroit. What's closed, how is the city responding, and other things to know now.
Marygrove Conservancy taps Racheal Allen, Tom Lewand for leadership roles
Allen is charged with directing day-to-day operations and financial management of the 53-acre campus, which is home to six buildings, while overseeing partnership strategies and community engagement. Lewand will oversee fundraising, donor relations, and the creation of a long-term real estate plan for the campus.
Fahrenheit 313 sneaker exchange opening brick and mortar on the Avenue of Fashion
This Friday, March 13, Frederick Paul II will open the doors to the brick and mortar of his sneaker exchange, now rebranded as Fahrenheit 313, on the Avenue of Fashion. Aside from sweet sneakers, he also aims to give back to his hometown.
City of Detroit forms partnership to improve housing without raising rent
The new partnership aims to identify buildings that have low rents due to the poor physical conditions of the buildings. It will then work to help find financing for renovations yet offset the costs with programs that maintain affordability and prevent displacement.
Challenge Detroit accepting applications for next cohort of fellows
To help attract and keep college-educated young professionals in the city, Challenge Detroit launched in 2012, when the city was facing steep population losses and looming bankruptcy. On average, 84% of fellows stay in Detroit after their fellowship year.
Blake’s Hard Cider partners with Detroit’s Empowerment Plan to combat homelessness & spread cheer
Blake's Hard Cider of Armada has recently partnered up with Detroit's Empowerment Plan, as part of their Kinder Cider Series.
The social entrepreneur effect: How 3 mission-driven businesses are giving back to Detroit
Here's how an edible cookie dough company, a graffiti jewelry maker, and streetwear clothing line are putting down roots and engaging with their community.
