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Metro Detroit residents donated personal care items and money to support families and individuals served by Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries during Local 4’s August “Go 4 It” event, “Hygiene Basics.”
At our August Go 4 It event, we’re teaming up with Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries to provide essential hygiene supplies to those in need.
A quick stop at the Southfield Public Library turned into an important safety lesson for one Metro Detroit mom.
Spring weather has many people tackling home and yard projects, and having the right tools can make all the difference. That’s why Local 4 is working to help stock Detroit’s community tool libraries with donations for our May Go 4 It event, “Tools to Spare.”
A Detroit nonprofit is donating nearly 4,000 pairs of socks to help provide emergency hygiene kits to people staying in local shelters. The Motown Sole Foundation, led by Executive Director Dr. Wendy Ringo, is partnering with Local 4 and Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries for the August Go 4 It event, “Hygiene Basics.” Read: https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2026/08/18/detroit-nonprofit-donates-nearly-4000-pairs-of-socks-to-shelters-during-go-4-it-event/
Local 4 is asking viewers to “Go 4 It” once again, this time to help people in need with essential hygiene items. The station is partnering with Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries for a community collection drive Wednesday (Aug. 19) from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Viewers are encouraged to donate basic hygiene supplies to help people served by the mission. Suggested items and drop-off information will be shared on Local 4 during the drive. Chad Audi, president and CEO of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, and Chiara Clayton, the organization’s director of communications, will join Local 4 to discuss the effort and explain how donations can help people in need.
Metro Detroit residents are being asked to help provide basic hygiene supplies to people and families staying in emergency shelters through a new community donation effort. Local 4 is partnering with Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries for this month’s Go 4 It campaign, which is collecting essential hygiene items to create care kits for shelter residents.
Families across Metro Detroit received important safety tips and resources during Local 4’s Go 4 It event, focused on helping keep children safe while riding in vehicles and on bicycles. The event featured child safety seat inspections and bike helmet fittings, allowing parents and caregivers to make sure children were properly protected. Safety experts worked with families throughout the day, checking car seats for proper installation and making adjustments as needed. Organizers said even small changes can make a major difference in preventing injuries. The event also included free bike helmet fittings, with children receiving helmets and guidance on how to wear them correctly. Local 4’s Will Jones spent the day in Southfield speaking with families who attended and learning how the event helped parents better understand child safety.
Families are getting help making sure their youngest passengers are protected during Local 4’s Go 4 It event, focused on child passenger safety. The event highlights the importance of properly securing children in vehicles, with experts providing guidance and resources to parents and caregivers.
Families had the opportunity to learn important safety tips and access free resources Wednesday during Local 4’s Go 4 It event in Southfield. The event, held outside the Southfield Public Library on Evergreen Road, focused on helping children stay safe while riding in cars and on bikes.
Families had the opportunity to learn important safety tips and access free resources Wednesday during Local 4’s Go 4 It event in Southfield. The event, held outside the Southfield Public Library on Evergreen Road, focused on helping children stay safe while riding in cars and on bikes.