Detroit Goodfellows continue to raise money for children more than 100 years after tradition began

What started 100 years ago with selling newspapers on the streets of Detroit to raise money to buy packages for children so they could wake up with a gift on Christmas is a tradition that’s still alive. The Goodfellows are hard to miss. They wear red and have their new bags, some covered in pins. Frank Brady is the great-nephew of the founder of Goodfellows.