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Luther Keith, Executive Director of Arise DetroitJoining hundreds of Detroit’s nonprofit and neighborhood organizations, Arise Detroit aims to get all residents involved in bettering their communities. |
February 2017 |
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Nikki Pardo, Owner of Global Alliance SolutionsAs owner of Global Alliance Solutions and co-founder of The Pack, Pardo aims to be a catalyst for change in the arena of racial equality. |
December 2016 |
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Chioke Mose-Telesford, Director of Community Programs at Grand Circus DetroitThrough her work at Grand Circus, Mose-Telesford helps diversify Detroit’s tech industry by helping increase access to tech education. |
November 2016 |
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Shaun Robinson, Founder of the S.H.A.U.N. Foundation for GirlsThe Detroit native and television personality launches her foundation to empower young girls. |
September 2016 |
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Toson Knight, President and Founder of Caught Up MentoringCelebrating a year of servicing Detroit’s youth, Caught Up Mentoring has already helped 150 kids through four programs and has no plans of slowing down |
August 2016 |
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Alison Vaughn, Founder of Jackets for JobsFor 16 years, Jackets for Jobs has helped Detroiters who need it most, find clothes to help them get employment and improve their lives |
July 2016 |
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Kimberly Newberry, President and CEO of Developing Kingdoms In Different StagesDespite her own life challenges, Kimberly Newberry has persevered and committed herself to making a difference in the lives of local kids. |
June 2016 |
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David Sampson, CEO of Mariners Inn Human ServicesSince its founding in 1925, Mariners Inn has helped thousands of homeless Detroiters recover from substance abuse and addiction |
May 2016 |
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Kalyn Risker, Founder and Executive Director of Sisters Acquiring Financial EmpowermentThrough workshops and one-on-one work, SAFE helps survivors of domestic violence gain the skills needed to reenter the workforce, manage budgeting and their personal finances |
April 2016 |
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Kirk Mayes, CEO of Forgotten HarvestAccording to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, almost 15 percent of Michigan households struggle with getting food on the table. Forgotten Harvest has been tackling this issue, along with food waste issues, since 1990. |
March 2016 |
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