Madonna students volunteer on MLK Day
http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20100121/NEWS24/1210589/1027
Approximately 90 Madonna University students and staff members - the largest group yet - volunteered their time and talents Monday at community organizations throughout Metro Detroit in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
This was the fourth consecutive year that the Livonia university partnered with the University of Michigan-Dearborn, United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Lawrence Tech University and Henry Ford Community College for this day of service. United Way staff recruited the agencies where students served and assisted Volunteer Solutions in creating and maintaining the extensive online volunteer database.
Madonna student volunteers worked with the following community groups: Beyond Basics, Bridging Communities, Child Help, Fish and Loaves, Gleaners Community Food Bank (Detroit and Warren), Habitat for Humanity, Ruth Ellis, Salvation Army (several locations), Stanford House and Van Dyke Schools (McKinley and Kennedy elementary schools).
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