For the second year in a row, a teacher in Grosse Pointe Public Schools converted his classroom into a coney restaurant as a lesson in economics. Last year, the restaurant was at Monteith and this year, at Ferry Elementary.
Any proceeds earned from the restaurant were donated to Mittens for Detroit, a non-profit that collects mittens and gloves to help children and adults in the metro Detroit area during the winter.
Every Michigander knows about the perils of our winters: the icy roads, the potential for power outages, the need to dress in layers. The winter requires extra vigilance to keep ourselves safe–and to look out for others. We asked Mittens For Detroit’s Executive...
Lend A Hand & Join Bill Brown Ford In Supporting Mittens For Detroit In Livonia, MI As the winter chill sets in, the spirit of giving and community warmth takes center stage at Bill Brown Ford in Livonia, Michigan. This year, we’re excited to announce our...
Pontiac, MI– Every student in the Pontiac School District will have warm hands for the winter thanks to its partnership with Mittens for Detroit (MFD). More than 4,200 pairs were distributed to students on December 5th by volunteers from local businesses who have come...