Looking to give back this holiday season? Read below to find our picks for local organizations where you can get involved by donating your time, money or energy and make a difference now and throughout the whole year!
Help Educate a Child
Help Educate a Child- Through organizations such as Detroit Tiger Curtis Granderson's Grand Kids Foundation, Cornerstone Schools and Boys Hope Girls Hope you can play an integral part in the education of a local child.
Adopt a Pet
Adopt a Pet- Local animal shelters such as the Michigan Animal Rescue League and the Michigan Humane Society have several pets looking for homes. Can't commit to a furry friend? Why not volunteer your time at your local shelter or drop off much needed food and newspaper?
Donate Your Hair
Donate Your Hair- Sassy and short hair is in so why not get yourself a sexy new 'do all while helping out people with cancer. Wigs 4 Kids and Locks of Love are both always looking for donations or ask your stylist for an organization they recommend.
Go for a Run
Go for a Run- Raise money, have fun and get in shape with one of several fun runs and walks around town. Coming up this month you can hit the streets for Arthritis at the Jingle Bell Run in Bloomfield Hills Saturday, December 13 or help conserve Belle Isle at the annual New Year's Eve Run.
Volunteer at a Soup Kitchen
Volunteer at a Soup Kitchen- Help feed our homeless by volunteering to serve a meal at one of our area soup kitchens. Get a group of friends together and pick a date to help out together. Contact the Capuchin Soup Kitchen in Detroit or Baldwin Soup Kitchen in Pontiac.
Be a Mentor
Mentor- Bring inspiration to a child's life as a mentor. Whether you enjoy tutoring, refereeing or just providing a friendly ear you can get involved with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Alternatives for Girls.
Candy for a Cause
Candy for a Cause- Several local organizations have put together tasty treats for a cause such as the amazing toffee, rum cakes and more offered to raise money for Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia.
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