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The Fifth Third

Financial Empowerment is Rolling Mobile Your Way!

Letter From The President

Macomb County Launches Financial Empowerment Macomb Community Action is one of the State’s largest action agencies and exists to leverage federal and state resources to address local causes and symptoms of poverty. The agency is uniquely attached to Macomb County government and collaborates with several partner organizations to provide programs that create sustainable pathways to independence; which now includes Financial Empowerment. Our agency mission is: “Persistent action to diminish poverty and promote independence.”

The Fifth Third eBus: Family and Finances For a dozen years now Fifth Third Bank has been ‘taking it to the streets’ with the eBus, bringing financial resources, basic needs programming and counseling services to the neighborhoods of Southeastern Michigan.

The eBus tour always occurs in August which is traditionally a month when families gather for reunions and children try to squeeze every last drop of fun out of summer vacation. If your family is anything like mine, after you catch up on old news you immediately compare notes on what plans are ahead for you and your brood.

As you look around at the kids playing and grandparents looking on, you may be dreaming out loud about a new house to consolidate the family, a college education for your oldest child, a new direction you want to take with a job or perhaps even a small business aspiration that has been burning inside you for years.

In southeast Michigan there has never been a better time to dream those dreams. And central to realizing any of them in your future is a financial plan to make them happen.

The eBus can help get you on your way in every one of those situations, and more. On the e-Bus this year we will be celebrating home ownership and financia l awareness.

Some of the features include: • The Fifth Third Down Payment Assistance Program • The Michigan Chronicle ‘Rediscover Detroit’ campaign • Home Sweet Home Tuesday’s • The Job Seekers Workshop • Empower U financial education workshops • Credit counseling In addition to these programs, a whole host of partners will attend eBus tour stops to distribute basic service benefits including DTE, Project Healthy Living, U-SNAP -BAC, Hurley Hospital, Southwest Solutions and many more that are listed on our schedule in this publication.

Check the schedule and climb aboard. Now is the time to make decisio ns for your financial future and it could start by planning to visit the Fifth Third eBus while it is in Detroit this year.

David F. Girodat Regional President Fifth Third Bank, Eastern Michigan

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We offer programs such as Head Start 0-5, Supportive Services to Veteran Families (SSVF), Community Development (CDBG, HOME and Weatherization), Meals on Wheels, rent and utility assistance as well as food assistance through the agency’s nonprofit arm, The Macomb Food Program. This comprehensive list of services reaches thousands of customers annually. According to the Agency’s director, Rhonda Powell, “our customers must have access to resources that build assets and support long term sustainability, if we are serious about addressing poverty.”

On September 1, 2016, in partnership with Fifth Third Bank, MCA will host a vendor fair centered on personal and financial well-being, from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. The event will feature ebus services offered by Fifth Third Bank and will be supported by partners who provide: Health screenings, mobile dentistry, recreational activities for children, food vendors, financial literacy seminars, rent and utility assistance, face painting, credit and banking services, and much more.

The event will be held at Macomb County’s newly opened “Family Resource Center,” which is the result of a unique partnership with Mount Clemens Community Schools to ensure that a school building once closed for declining enrollment remains a viable resource for children and families in the County.

For more information about the Financial Fair please visit our website at www.mca@macombgov.org or call 586-469-6999.

Meet the new

Detroit Public School Community District DPSCD is the new public school district for the Detroit community created through the passage of the education reform bills a few weeks ago. Detroit Public Schools Community District is creating Centers of Excellence in every school in every neighborhood. The District’s primary mission is educating students to perform at high academic levels. DPSCD offers educational advantages to students and parents/guardians throughout the district’s 97 schools.

DPSCD Advantages •NEW! Arabic Dual Language Immersion and Technology Academy (2017/2018), an expanded Academy of Blended Learning; •Engaging, hands-on and project-based STEM & STEAM programs (Science, Technology,

Engineering, Art, Mathematics); •Unique opportunities in career training through Career and Technical Education; •Accelerated academic programs and smaller high school learning communities across the District; •More than $164 million awarded in scholarships/ grants for the class of 2016; •New! Academic Advisory Council includes over 150 educators, staff, parents, students, and community, providing input into new Academic Plan, which will outline the path to improved student achievement; •New! Parent space in ALL District Schools; •And more!

This summer we have partnered with Fifth Third Bank to join us in celebrating our new Centers of Excellence and on Tuesday, August 23, the Fifth Third eBus will visit the Medicine and Community Health Academy at Cody. The eBus will provide financial education and empowerment resources on the campus along with other resources from nonprofit organizations that include: health screenings, employment information for job seekers, free and low-cost legal aid assistance, and more. The events are open to the public.

DPSCD welcomes parents and members of the community to visit and tour Cody’s campus and learn more about the DPSCD.

Cody MCH is one of three schools located on one convenient campus at 18445 Cathedral St. in Detroit.

The school offers a curriculum focused on careers related to the medical and community health fields.

On August 27 from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. we welcome you to join us for our District Wide “Open Doors Day” to celebrate our Centers of Excellence. All 97 DPSCD schools will be open and available for tours. In the upcoming school year, DPSCD is offering a number of exciting new initiatives that focus on innovation and academic improvement. Some of these new initiatives includes Detroit’s first public Montessori programs that facilitates opportunities for students to explore, build, negotiate, and create. The new Montessori programs will bring a rich tradition that focuses on student success to Detroit families, without tuition fees.

During your visit at any of our “Open Doors Day” events or at one of the Fifth Third eBus tour sites, ask about how you can volunteer to participate in the new DPSCD Back-to-School Enrollment Campaign. This campaign will include teams of DPSCD Ambassadors made up of school leaders and staff, parents, school partners and central office staff who will walk neighborhoods and attend community events to ensure retention and enrollment gains for this fall. The campaign is highly specific, school by school, to highlight programs and successes that are of interest to parents and families. You may also sign up by calling 313-873-6345, visiting online at www. detroitk12.org/ambassador or by texting DPSCD to 22828 to sign up.

On Wednesday, September 7, the Fifth Third eBus will visit Mason Academy, 19955 Fenelon St, Detroit. Mason Academy offers a 21st Century-infused curriculum by providing technology-rich learning opportunities at every grade level.

On Thursday, September 8, the Fifth Third eBus will visit Catherine C. Blackwell Institute at 9930 Shoemaker in Detroit. Blackwell Institute is an African-centered, internationally focused school, which has a 20 year history of academic achievement.

For more information, call 313-240-4377 or visit detroitk12.org/enroll.

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Rolling in to Help Homebuyers Find Their

Loretta Humphrey-Cruz Each summer since 2004, the Fifth Third eBus has rolled into Southeastern Michigan to bring financial empowerment resources to residents in our communities. This year we anticipate that the Fifth Third 2016 eBus Tour will be bigger and better than ever. During our annual eBus tour we visit communities across Southeastern Michigan to bring information and resources to the communities that we serve. And, because of our commitment to you, the Fifth Third eBus has become the most highly visible and impactful financial empowerment program the Bank offers.

One initiative that we offer on the bus is homeownership education for first time home buyers to help address the ever increasing need for affordable housing.

In 2015, we rolled out our Home, Sweet, Home Tuesday events as part of the Fifth Third eBus tour.

Each Tuesday during the bus tour we will help potential first-time homebuyers learn to slice through the red tape that is often entangled around the house they would like to eventually call home. The home purchasing process can be a very bewildering endeavor for just about any first-time homebuyer. Even a seasoned homebuyer can

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be tripped up with the complexities of the purchasing process.

Each Home, Sweet, Home Tuesday eBus event focuses on homebuyer education designed to help educate and demystify the process. Nonprofit homebuyer counseling agencies and other nonprofit organizations are partnered with the Bank and will be on board to help people understand the ins and outs of buying a home before they begin the purchasing process. Potential homeowners will have access to the tools they need to make an informed decision and have information to help them avoid costly mistakes common to the home buying process.

In addition to providing an opportunity to sit down one-on-one with a credit/financial counselor, a homebuyer workshop will also be conducted to help potential homeowners understand: •The importance of good credit as a homebuyer •Budgeting •How to work with a realtor •The mortgage process •Down payment assistance resources

It is crucial that potential homeowners are armed with as much information as possible in order to ensure their home buying experience is rewarding and are confident that they have made a sound investment for themselves and their family’s future. Our nonprofit counseling partners and other homeownership experts will be there to help shed light and individuals develop a plan to repair or maintain their credit as they prepare themselves to become homeowners.

In addition to the workshops, one valuable tool that will be available on the bus this year is our Fifth Third Bank Down Payment Center. Down payment assitance information will be available at the fingertips of our guests on the bus. Fifth Third Bank has just introduced its new down payment assistance program where eligible borrowers may qualify to receive 3% up to $3,600.00 toward the purchase of a new home.

Information on other down payment assistance programs will also be available.

Let’s face it, a home is the single largest purchase most people will ever make. It’s where your family calls home. It’s important that you get it right. Our Home, Sweet, Home Tuesday events are listed on the eBus tour schedule on the last page.

Fifth Third eBus at the NWAC: Homeownership Education, Financial Empowerment and More!

Jordan Jackson People often hear the term community used in a variety of ways. However in most peoples’ view, a community is a group of people living together and sharing a common set of values, interests, and goals.

There are many great communities located within Detroit. The Northwest Activities Center (NWAC), located in Northwest Detroit, embodies this concept in an exemplary manner. For over 40 years, the Northwest Activities Center has been the heart and soul of the Northwest Detroit community. The Center serves over 300,000 Detroit residents per year by providing an active and safe environment to interact with those around them. Located at the corner of Meyers Road and Curtis Ave, the NWAC address the recreational needs of everyone in the community.

Whether it is Michigan Works!, an anchor tenant, assisting job seekers in learning to construct a high quality resume, or Jazzy Kat, a program that helps to enrich children by helping them develop critical thinking skills as they learn in an active and fun environment. The center help enrich those within it and it also inspires.

The NWAC hosts a number of organizations that inspire youth to follow their aspirations and goals. The National Conference of Artists (NCA), also located inside Northwest, helps children to discover and explore their artistic abilities and challenges them to express themselves to their fullest potential. Knight’s Martial Arts will not only train children’s bodies, but they also train young minds and encourage them to think beyond today and begin to plan and prepare for the future. The NWAC missions states that:

“It is our mission to provide programs and activities for youth, families and seniors that enhance the quality of life in the Detroit community that are cost effective.”

On August 9th, the Northwest Detroit community will have yet another opportunity to come together.

NWAC will be hosting the Fifth Third Bank eBus, a financial empowerment program that will be visiting the center for a third year. This event is designed to help financially empower individuals of all ages by providing financial literacy awareness. The event includes partnerships with nonprofit organizations

across metropolitan Detroit that will be bringing resources whose aim is to enhance the quality of life of the Northwest Detroit community residents.

The eBus event goes from 12:00p to 5:00p and will include health screenings, financial empowerment workshops, dance and self-defense demonstrations by the summer camp participants and other

activities.

There will be a first-time homebuyer workshop from 1:00p – 2:00p.

Community residents will also have an opportunity to bring documents to shred compliments of AARP. The day will be filled with activities that promise to provide education and entertainment.

All are welcome to attend this community event. For more information regarding the eBus and where it will be traveling you can visit Fifth Third Bank’s website at www.53.com.

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Thank you to our 2016 Fifth Third Bank eBus Tour Partners!

Each year we partner with experts from nonprofit organizations, city, state and federal government offices, and companies in southeastern Michigan to bring valuable resources and information together to take into our local area communities. We do this to help close the digital divide for low-to-moderate income families and individuals and to

do our part to help provide opportunities for people to enhance their quality of life.

The eBus tour is an enormous undertaking that has rolled out in southeastern Michigan each year since 2004. At the end of each tour, we celebrate our success. But that success would not be possible without

Bridgewater Interiors

Bridgewater Interiors aims to provide customer-focused automotive interiors manufacturing services at industryleading performance levels that fulfill the ideals of Minority Business Enterprise leadership. We heed the responsibility of good corporate citizenship, dedicated community involvement and an adherence to diversity in our supplier base and employee ranks.

Bridging Communities

We are a nonprofit grassroots collaborative consisting of local unions, businesses, residents, and faith-based organizations working together to create caring communities where people of all ages can live in dignity in Southwest Detroit. We provide advocacy services, fellowship, supplemental food, medicine, transportation, chore services, home repairs, as well as Intergenerational opportunities.

The Detroit Land Bank

The Detroit Land Bank is a public authority dedicated to returning Detroit’s vacant, abandoned, and foreclosed property to productive use. Our current programs include auction, side lot, community partnership and demolition.

Grupo Antolin

Grupo Antolin is a leading global automotive that aim to be our customers’ preferred global supplier partner for the automotive industry, by delivering the best value built on innovative products and processes and World Class Manufacturing. We strive to be the employer of choice, an ethical and responsible corporate citizen and a superior long-term investment for our shareholders.

Habitat for Humanity Detroit

Habitat for Humanity is an international, non-profit, Christian-based organization whose mission is to provide low-income families with decent, affordable housing in which they can raise their families. This housing ministry has grown over the years to a global organization with the 300,000th house being built in 2008.

Karmanos Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program (BCCCP) The Karmanos Cancer Institute is a unique, integrated center of research, patient care and education, dedicated to the prevention, early detection, treatment and eventual eradication of cancer. Women between 4064 years of age without health insurance may qualify for free breast and cervical screening through the Michigan Breast & Cervical Cancer Control Program (BCCCP).

St. John Providence Hospital

St. John Providence and the Anthony L. Soave Family are pleased to announce a new service that brings state-of-the-art

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our partners who make a commitment early in the process and live up to that commitment through the tour, rain or shine.

Through the years many people, because of the dedication of our Community Partners, have walked away from the eBus feeling like they received the personal, hands-on atten-

mammography and health screenings directly to your door! The “Anthony L. Soave Family Mobile Mammography & Health Screening Center” is a self-contained screening center on wheels featuring advanced 3D\Tomosynthesis imaging in a clean and comfortable environment.

Operation Hope

By partnering with financial institutions, colleges and universities, retail stores, supermarkets, local municipalities, community-based organizations and shopping centers, HOPE Inside will attract more customers and members who want to take care of their shopping, banking, higher education or other service needs and meet with HOPE counselors for their personal financial needs, all in one location.

Wayne County Friend of the Court

The mission of the Wayne County Friend of the Court is to ensure children receive emotional and financial support. The Friend of the Court works toward this mission by educating parents about child support, custody and parenting time. Employees travel to communities in which those parents live and work to do so.

Walker-Miller

We advise homeowners on ways to conserve energy with the goal toward helping residents to better manage their energy costs. Energy consultants assess the customers’ usage, make saving recommendations and discuss ways to help lower energy costs. During the assessment energy consultants will install energysaving products, at no cost to the customer.

The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW)

THAW is a leading provider of utility assistance for Michigan residents in need.

THAW distributes assistance to vulnerable Michigan residents through 80 agency partners and a series of annual mobile processing events. Recipients of THAW assistance include the elderly, unemployed, underemployed and disabled individuals finding themselves in an energy crisis.

Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency

Wayne Metro is the Community Action Agency serving all of Wayne County. Our mission is to empower low-income people and strengthen communities through diverse services, leadership, and collaboration. We deliver more than 60 integrated programs through our Empowerment Pathway focusing on: education, housing, financial empowerment, and basic needs services.

Metro Community Development

The revitalization efforts of community and government leaders, non-profit representatives, local lenders and businesses, and the C.S. Mott Foundation led to the creation of Metro Housing Partnership. We are a housing and community development intermediary in Flint and Genesee County that focus on creating public and private partnerships to create stable communities.

tion they may not have received through traditional means. Well, that may or may not be the case but, their perception was their reality and they realized that their visit to the eBus was a valuable use of their time because of our partners. Thank you.

MSU Extension Office

For more than 100 years, MSU Extension has provided Michigan residents with the information that they need to do their jobs better, raise healthy and safe families, build their communities and empower our children to dream of a successful future.

The Children’s Center

We offer strength-based and family-focused programs and services that embody a holistic approach to treating children and their families. The Children’s Center is accredited by the Council on Accreditation and our success is a result of using evidence-based practices, which ensure families are provided with interventions that have provenpositive outcomes.

Project Healthy Living

Project Healthy Living provides free and low cost medical screenings. Free tests include height & weight checks, blood pressure, body composition, vision, hearing (environment permitting), free health education and information. We serve participants 18 years old and over, and children 5 to 17 with parental consent. Visit us at http://projecthealthyliving.org/.

U-SNAP-BAC

U-SNAP-BAC rehabilitates vacant properties, develop new homes, provide affordable rentals, and demolish unsafe structures. We offer homebuyer classes, home repair, neighborhood beautification and small business services. We prepare potential homebuyers for their first home; how to qualify for a mortgage, read a credit report, understand predatory lending, and how to become financially fit.

Mobile Dentists

Mobile Dentists serves children most in need of quality preventive dental care. We provide state of the art, care in the most effective way possible utilizing locally licensed dentists and hygienists.

We set up conveniently in any suitable locale transforming it into a fully functional “dental office” for the day.

Franklin Wright Settlements

Franklin-Wright Settlements, Inc.(FWS) is a leading Detroit neighborhood human service organization, existing to assist individuals, families, groups and the community with basic life, family and social needs. FWS embraces the settlement house philosophy, a multiservice holistic approach in cooperation with the community.

Thank you to our 2016 Fifth Third Bank eBus Tour Partners!

Northwest Activities Center

The Northwest Activities Center (NWAC) is a multi-purpose community space that offers a multitude of resources to the city of Detroit. NWAC offer numerous rental spaces including a full sized 400+ seat theater. It also boasts a full health-club, complete with weight room, swimming pool and yoga/aerobics classes.

Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency

OLHSA delivers human services to Oakland and Livingston Counties. We welcome those in need with a comprehensive set of services, focusing on meeting the basic needs of senior citizens, persons with disabilities, children and people suffering from economic hardship. Our services empower more than 13,000 clients yearly to reach or maintain self-sufficiency.

Mott Community College

Mott Community College offers job training and employment assistance programs for Workforce Development in the Flint area in partnership with Career Alliance, F.O.R. Flint, and Michigan Works! MCC can also help employers find employment-ready workers and can assist in providing skills assessments and training to upgrade your workforce.

DTE Energy

DTE Energy is an integrated energy company that provides gas and electric utility services to millions of Michigan homes and businesses, and energy- related services to businesses and industries nationwide. Detroit Edison generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to 2.1 million customers in southeastern Michigan. Visit DTE Energy’s website at http://www.dteenergy.com/.

Southwest Solutions

We are leaders in the planning, development and management of affordable housing and commercial property in southwest Detroit. Our mission is to revitalize our community through collaborative, innovative projects, and by promoting homeownership. We provide housing to low and moderate-income residents, including persons with mental illness and the homeless. We also develop and implement Neighborhood Preservation initiatives.

Build Institute

Home ownership and housing placement, budgeting and financial management, foreclosure prevention, emergency food and child clothing, after-school workshops for boys and girls.

Community Housing Network

Community Housing Network is a nonprofit organization committed to providing homes for people in need through proven strategies of homelessness prevention, housing assistance and development, community education and referral, advocacy, and additional services.

We carry out our work in Southeast Michigan.

Pontiac Public Library

The Pontiac Public Library is committed to providing comprehensive print and electronic collections, and innovative technologies and programming designed to enrich life, stimulate intellectual curiosity, and encourage life-long learning.

AARP

AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, social welfare organization with a membership of nearly 38 million that helps people turn their goals and dreams into real possibilities, strengthens communities and fights for the issues that matter most to families — such as health care, employment and income security, and protection from financial abuse.

Blue Water Community Action Agency

Blue Water Community Action (BWCA) is just one of 30 community action agencies in the State of Michigan, and one of 1,100 nationwide. Community Action Agencies are non-profit, private and public organizations established under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. BWCA has a 50-year history of successfully providing a variety of programs that assist low-income individuals, seniors and families to become economically self-sufficient.

Dorsey Schools

The entire staff of Dorsey Schools strives to prepare men and women for the best possible career opportunities in various fields. We are committed to providing quality career education and positive reinforcement to enable the individual development of self-esteem, selfreliance, discipline, and confidence in all graduates coupled with an obligation to the communities in which they live and work.

Macomb Community Action

Macomb Community Action is one of the State’s largest action agencies and exists to leverage federal and state resources to address local causes and symptoms of poverty. The agency is uniquely attached to Macomb County government and collaborates with several partner organizations to provide programs that create sustainable pathways to independence.

Michigan Black Chamber of Commerce

The Michigan Black Chamber of Commerce (MBCC) is Michigan’s first statewide Black chamber of commerce. The Black chamber’s creation is the culmination of efforts by a network of business organizations in southeast Michigan called the African–American Business Alliance.

The MBCC operates more than 20 local Black chambers of commerce throughout the state of Michigan.

City of Detroit District 4 Detroit Public Schools Community District DPSCD is the new public school district for the Detroit community.

Detroit Public Schools Community District is creating Centers of Excellence in every school in every neighborhood. The District’s primary mission is educating students to perform at high academic levels. DPSCD offers educational advantages to students and parents/guardians throughout the district’s 97 schools.

Cody A neighborhood (non-application) school specializing in offering medical and other health-related courses, Medicine and Community Health (MCH) Academy prepares our graduates for success in college as we motivate them to select healthcare related majors and careers. Our goal is that 100% of our students will receive admission to a college or university.

Mason Academy Mason Elementary-Middle School is a child-centered school that believes in developing the whole child. We implement the Success for All Literacy program, technology and project based learning to develop and improve student academic achievement.

Blackwell We offer students a focused environment with Individual Learning Plans and a dedicated staff that guides students to solve problems independently and cooperatively, think critically and creatively, use technology, demonstrate social, civic and personal wellness responsibilities and be prepared for success.

We help people turn their business ideas into reality by providing them with the necessary tools, resources, and support network in Detroit. Whether it’s our classes, networking events, mentorship, or connections to resources we’re here to provide a nurturing community that allows ideas to develop and flourish over time.

KIVA Detroit

Kiva Detroit is the first Kiva City, a program where Kiva works with community organizations in the United States to provide local small businesses with microloans. The goal of the Kiva Detroit team is to empower Detroiters to champion local small businesses through Kiva.

Family Tree

We help many realize their potential, and take families from roots to renaissance by empowering them with the needed skills to become self-sufficient and productive. Our programs include:

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August - September 2016 Fifth Third eBus Tour Schedule (schedule subject to change)

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Tuesday Home, Sweet, Home Bridgewater Interiors 4617 W. Fort St. Detroit 48209 9:00a – 2:00p

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Build Institute 2701 Bagley Ave, Detroit 48216 11:00a – 3:00p

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Home, Sweet, Home DPS Cody H.S. 18445 Cathedral, Detroit 48228 10:00a – 2:00p

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Wayne Metro Community Action Agency Mobile Dentists DMC Detroit Police Department Detroit Land Bank Habitat for Humanity Detroit Medical Center Walker-Miller Energy Southwest Solutions Veterans Administration Legal Aid and Defender Michigan Secretary of State Detroit Training Center

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Home, Sweet, Home 30 Grupo Antolin (formerly: Magna Interior Trim and Components) 4662 Puttygut Road, East China 48054 9:00a – 2:00p Project Healthy Living St. John Mobile Mammography Unit

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Home, Sweet, Home Bridgewater Interiors 7500 Tank Ave, Warren 48092 9:00a – 2:00p U-SNAP-BAC

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Fifth Third Bank One Woodward Ave, Detroit, 48226 11:00a – 2:00p

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Detroit Land Bank DTE Energy Knight’s Martial Arts Jazzy Kats Racquet Up Flipping to Greatness Good Medicine Development Walker-Miller Energy

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Mobile Dentists Molina Healthcare Hamilton Healthcare Hurley Hospital – Healthy Cooking Demo DTE Energy (tentative) THAW St. John Mobile Mammography Unit

Dorsey Schools 31739 John R. Rd, Madison Heights 48071

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Mobile Dentists DTE Energy

DPS – Mason Academy 19955 Fenelon St., Detroit 48234 10:00a – 2:00P Wayne Metro Mobile Dentists Project Healthy Living Wayne County Friend of the Court St. John Mobile Mammography Unit

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Macomb Sept.1 Community Action 196 N. Rose, Macomb 48043 10:00a – 3:00p

DPS – Blackwell 9930 Shoemaker, Detroit 48213

DTE Energy Walker-Miller Energy

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MSU Extension Office Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency

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19 Bridging Communities 6900 McGraw St., Detroit 48210 4:00p – 7:00p

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CHN (Clarissa McMillon) DTE Energy Walker-Miller

Mobile Dentists Project Healthy Living U.S. Probation Office

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U-SNAP-BAC Chair Massages

18 OLHSA 196 Cesar Chavez Rd. Pontiac 48342 11:00a – 5:00p

Pontiac Public Library 60 E. Pike St., Pontiac 48342 10:00a – 2:00p

Habitat for Humanity Detroit 15755 Bremen St., Detroit 48224 8:30a – 2:30p

Project Healthy Living Mobile Dentists Healthy Cooking Demonstrations

MSU Extension Office

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Franklin Wright Settlements 5 3360 Charlevoix, Detroit 48207 11:00a – 5:00p CHN (Clarissa McMillon) Family Tree Project Healthy Living (tentative) Mobile Dentists DTE Energy (tentative) Walker-Miller Energy

Blue Water Community 10 Action Agency 701 McMorran Blvd., Port Huron 48060 10:00a – 3:00p

17 Mott Community College Financial Opportunity Center 709 S. Saginaw St..

Flint 48503 10:00a – 2:00p

Friday

Southwest Solutions Family Tree Housing Counseling

Home, Sweet, Home Northwest Activities Center 18100 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 12:00p - 5:00p Wayne Metro Community Action Agency Project Healthy Living Habitat for Humanity - Detroit AARP (Shred Day for Seniors) Detroit Police Department (tentative) Michigan Works!

Operation Hope Wayne County Friend of the Court

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Family Tree Housing Counseling CHN (Clarissa McMillon) KIVA

Southwest Solutions Habitat for Humanity Detroit Detroit Land Bank St. John Mobile Mammography Unit

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Thursday

20 Black Chamber of Commerce and District 4 Family Fun Day 14723 Warren, Detroit, 48224 12:00p – 5:00p U-SNAP-BAC

Sept. 2 Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair

Children’s Center 19900 Evergreen Rd., Detroit 48201 10:00a – 2:00p Mobile Dentists Wayne County Friend of the Court DTE Energy

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Sept. 3 Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair

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Ypsilanti (site TBD)