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Tough times at home can make holiday cheer a challenge. For almost 20 years, Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores has taken on the challenge to brighten the lives of local kids.
Six single mothers received an unexpected blessing this holiday season when Detroit business owner Romelo Benji sponsored a Thanksgiving shopping spree at Detroit People’s Food Co-op.
The Hitha Healing House is nurturing mothers the same way they care for their little ones, offering a community of support and holistic services for expectant and new moms.
It was a steady stream of cars through the parking lot of the Kadesh Baptist Church on Wednesday. It was a testament to what happens when a community decides to come together.
Local 4 is teaming up with Gleaners and Ford Philanthropy to help make sure families in Southeast Michigan are having a happy Thanksgiving.
If you're looking to spread some holiday cheer, Michigan State Police are making it easy to help local children this season. They are rolling out their patrol cars - also known as the "Blue Goose" for a good cause. They collected new, unwrapped toys at "Live Rite Resource Center" in Roseville. The toys will then be given away at the center's Christmas party this weekend.
Retired Marine Master Sergeant Phil Smith, a Toys for Tots organizer with nearly three decades of experience, is currently overwhelmed by a record number of applications from families seeking holiday assistance. This increased demand underscores the significance of the upcoming Go 4 It toy drive event in December, where Smith and volunteers are working tirelessly to distribute toys to families in need across various locations. The event, in partnership with Local 4 and Kroger, aims to collect new, unwrapped toys for children up to 12 years old, with donations being accepted at Kroger on Fort Street in Southgate.
Tough times at home can make holiday cheer a challenge. For almost 20 years, Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores has taken on the challenge to brighten the lives of local kids.
Local 4’s Go 4 It "Gift of warmth” telethon is going on right now, and volunteers are more than ready to take your call for a great cause. We’re raising money for THAW, "The Heat And Warmth” fund.
THAW, The Heat and Warmth Fund, is collaborating with Local 4 for the "Go 4 It: Gift of Warmth Telethon" on Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m., aiming to assist those struggling to pay utility bills during the winter. With over 80% of donations going directly to services, THAW supports families with children, seniors, and veterans, providing not only utility assistance but also programs like Maternal Health and MI Water for broader support across Michigan.
Local 4 is partnering with THAW, The Heat and Warmth Fund, for the "Go 4 It: Gift of Warmth Telethon" on December 2, to aid those struggling to pay utility bills during winter. THAW, which allocates over 80% of donations to direct services, has helped thousands, including families with children, seniors, and veterans, through utility assistance and additional support programs like the Maternal Health Program and MI Water Program.
Local 4 is collaborating with The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW) for the "Go 4 It: Gift of Warmth Telethon" on December 2, from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m., to assist individuals struggling with utility bills during the winter. THAW, which allocates over 80% of donations to direct services, offers various assistance programs, including utility help for pregnant women and water bill support. Last year, THAW provided over $8.6 million in utility aid to 11,000 households across Michigan, with a focus on families with children, seniors, or veterans.
Many people are struggling to pay their utility bills, especially during winter. The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW) aims to assist those in crisis by helping with these payments. Local 4 is collaborating with THAW for the "Go 4 It: Gift of Warmth Telethon" on December 2, raising funds to support community members. Over 80% of donations go directly to services, and most beneficiaries include families with children, seniors, or veterans.
There are a lot of people struggling right now to make ends meet, often having to decide which bills they can afford to pay. It can be terrifying knowing you don’t have enough money to pay your utility bills, especially in the cold winter months. That’s where THAW, The Heat and Warmth Fund, wants to step in to help people in crisis pay a utility bill. In fact, there could be someone in your life -- a friend, a coworker, a neighbor, someone you see at the grocery store or church -- who is struggling to keep their lights and heat on this winter. That’s why Local 4 is teaming up with THAW for the “Go 4 It: Gift of Warmth Telethon” on Tuesday, Dec. 2 from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.