For more than two decades, Carolyn Millard, Senior Philanthropy Manager at Covenant House Michigan, has been a steady, joyful, and deeply committed force behind our mission. Wednesday, July 9 she celebrates an incredible milestone — 23 years of service to the young people, staff, and donors who make up our community. “I love our mission

You could say giving is their jam. Sisters-in-law Suzy Williams and Wendy Moco, residents of Grosse Ile, are co-chairs of the Ladies Jammie Drive Luncheon. Since 2008, they've been collecting new, unwrapped pajamas for young people in need. The program has received nearly 15,000 pairs of pajamas to date and many colorful and cozy PJs

In honor of Black History Month, Meagan Dunn, CEO of Covenant House Michigan is sharing her experiences as a Black leader, the importance of representation, and how her leadership empowers the youth CHMI serves.  Q: How does being a Black leader influence the way you connect with youth at Covenant House? Meagan Dunn: Being a

Covenant House Michigan exists because thousands of quiet heroes - like yourself - decide that young people should not be homeless and alone. By including Covenant House Michigan in your estate plan, you can make a lasting impact on the lives of some amazing, brave, and resilient young people. Two of our heroes are Dick

CHMI is proud to announce we have formed our first ever Grand Rapids Advisory Council, a dedicated group of local leaders, professionals, and advocates committed to supporting young people experiencing homelessness. The council will play a crucial role in guiding CHMI’s Grand Rapids location as we expand our reach and deepen our community impact. “Our

Chances are you've seen them or our van on the streets of Detroit. Covenant House Michigan's street outreach team is out in our community Monday - Friday and every other Saturday, stopping, checking, handing out hats, coats, gloves, boots, and snacks, and getting people to shelters, warming centers, and other places to receive the vital

Thanks to the generous support of Forgotten Harvest, a metro Detroit nonprofit organization that fights hunger and food insecurity, Covenant House Michigan received a $25,600 grant to replace the more than 20-year-old roof and gutter system on the dining hall of our Detroit campus, both of which required imminent repair. The roof replacement ensures that ongoing

Belinda Campbell has been a cornerstone of support, hope, and transformation at Covenant House Michigan for more than two decades. As our residential programs manager and a key member of the City of Detroit's Human Trafficking Task Force, her work extends far beyond advocacy — it reflects a steadfast commitment to ensuring safety, providing education,

To the Covenant House Michigan community,   We are on a mission to connect the world, and it begins with the communities where our employees live, work and serve. Delta is honored to serve as this year’s presenting sponsor for SLEEP OUT; we have proudly supported this impactful event in Detroit for the last ten years.

A day in the life of Covenant House Michigan’s Alex Simpson can change each time he walks in the door. And that has been the case for the last 17 years. Alex serves as Assistant Manager for Residential Programs and says his goal is to always maintain a safe environment for our staff and residents.