Support Habitat for Humanity Detroit (@habitatdetroit) by shopping at #Krogers & #Amazon | #motownmom

We wanted to make sure that you know that you can support HFHD through your regular shopping habits! As we move into the New Year, please make sure you are registered to support Habitat for Humanity Detroit through Amazon and Kroger so we can get the rewards. This is a very easy way to passively increase our revenue to support our programs. Please also share with your family and friends.

KROGER

You can support Habitat for Humanity Detroit just by shopping at Kroger when you enroll in the Kroger Community Rewards® program. Sign up and Kroger will make a donation to Habitat Detroit every time you shop and use your Kroger Plus Card. Please follow the steps below to register your Kroger Plus Card:

• To enroll your card go to KrogerCommunityRewards.com.
• Click “create an account”. 
• Put in your email address and password. Confirm your password.
• Enter Kroger Plus Card number OR alt ID number.
• Go to Community Rewards (near bottom).
• Follow through the steps (name, address, etc.).
• Put in Habitat for Humanity Detroit or the group number (82334).
• Choose the correct organization.
• Click Enroll. 

If you are having an issue with registering your card please call 1-800-KROGERS, press 5 for customer service, press 5 to speak to a customer service representative.

AMAZON SMILE

You can also support Habitat for Humanity Detroit just by shopping online at Amazon. 

• Go to Smile.Amazon.Com and login with your Amazon credentials. 
• In the search box for “Find Your Charity”, type Habitat for Humanity Detroit and select the correct organization. 
• When you shop, go to Smile.Amazon.Com each time (Amazon will even remind you!) to have 0.5% of your purchase price donated to Habitat Detroit!

Habitat for Humanity Detroit | Office: 313-521-6691 | Cell: 248-914-3930 

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Happy Mother’s Day from #MotownMom | A thank you…

You know who you are.

You understand sweating blood and tears.

Making Sacrifices

Never forgetting the little things to make them feel special

Helping even when it hurts

Loving unconditionally

No Sleep

No Eating

Always worrying

To those who have gone through it and still standing strong. I salute you and know that you are appreciated for all your hard work

 

 

From #MotownMom, Sylvia Hubbard, MotownMomMusings.com Blogger

Become A Member of the Detroit People’s Food Co-Op #motownmom

DPFC & KAN Books Co-Op Member Mama Hanifa Adjuman Speaking during DPFC Annual Meeting 2019.

For the past several years there has been a movement to change the culture of food in the city of Detroit. Food sovereignty. What does it look like to own what you eat and not have your food be controlled by outside forces? What does it mean to not only be a headcount in a community meeting but a decision maker on what actually happens in the spaces that impact us most like where we get our food.

Early DPFC Meeting December 2015 @ Red Door Digital. Photographer: Jamii Tata.

Today is a great day to affirm sovereignty in our food system. Become a member of the Detroit People’s Food Co-Op or donate to create an opportunity for another Detroiter to become a member as we move us closer to being a city with a community controlled and owned grocery store in the North End neighborhood of Detroit. Rendering of the Detroit Food Commons where the Detroit People’s Food Co-Op Grocery Store will Live. Rendering by Russell Baltimore of Baltimore Design. To join, please visit: https://detroitpeoplesfoodcoop.com/register/. To donate, visit: https://detroitpeoplesfoodcoop.com/contact/. For support with the application, questions on payments or to hear from another co-op member please email: kanbooks@knowallegiance.org. *The Detroit People’s Food Co-Op is an independent organization. Know Allegiance Nation and KAN Books are partners that support DPFC. All words and sentiments above are representative of Know Allegiance Nation. Learn more about DPFC here: https://detroitpeoplesfoodcoop.com/about-us/.

Find updated food pantries in Metro Detroit #motownmoxiemom

• Click here to find all the pantries in various zip codes: https://foodfinder.us/
• Click here to find updated food pantries in Metro Detroit https://www.foodpantries.org/ci/mi-detroit

• Food banks and free food pantries in Detroit as well as Wayne County, plus other services Click here

If you have an exclusive food giveaway event coming up, please leave in the comments.

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NATIONAL CLEAN OUT YOUR MEDICINE CABINET DAY – 3rd Friday in April #motowmmom

National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day occurs annually on the third Friday in April. The day aims to raise awareness and effectively rid homes of unused or expired prescription and over-the-counter medications sitting in medicine cabinets, nightstands, or kitchen cabinets that have the potential… Read more…

THIS IS HISTORIC – WE HAVE A NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE!!! #motownmom

“WE MUST KEEP BREAKING BARRIERS”

“Today we witnessed the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to become an Associate Justice to the U.S. Supreme Court. Our Michigan Senators, the Honorable Gary Peters and the Honorable Debbie Stabenow are to be commended for joining with the Senate majority to approve this historic nomination. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is profoundly capable, highly qualified, and more than ready to assume her seat on our Country’s highest court. We applaud President Joe Biden on his decision to make this historic appointment and for breaking one more glass ceiling.””To students of history, our country established the Supreme Court more than 233 years ago. During these 230+ years, there have been 115 individuals appointed to the bench. One hundred and eight (108) Justices have been White males, two African American males appointed and five women. Thanks to President Ronald Reagan, in August 1981 Justice Sandra Day O’Connor became the first woman to be confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice. Twelve years later, President Bill Clinton appointed Ruth Bader Ginsburg, followed by Sonia Sotomayor in 2009 and Elena Kagan in 2010. Both appointed by President Barack Obama. Donald Trump appointed Amy Comey Barrett in September 2020. Neither the appointment of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor nor that of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson should have taken this long to happen in our nation. We must keep breaking barriers!” N. Charles Anderson, President & CEOUrban League of Detroit & Southeastern Michigan Visit our website

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