Each year, the homeowners of this haunt, located at Pinetree Drive and Terry Street in Plymouth Township, turn their front yard into a Halloween haven. I think the pictures say it all.
Archive for the ‘charity’ Category
Plymouth Township’s Halloween house
Posted in charity, holidays, tagged donations, feed the hungry, Halloween, Halloween decorations, haunted house, Plymouth Township Michigan, Plymouth Twp. MI on October 31, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Welcome Salvation Army Family Store
Posted in charity, Salvation Army, shopping, tagged Adult Rehabilitation Program, Canton MI, Canton Michigan, charity, missions, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, recovery, Salvation Army, Salvation Army Plymouth Corps on November 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Technically, it’s outside of Plymouth, but only by feet! The Salvation Army has opened its Canton Family Store today, located at the corner of Morton Taylor (Main Street) and Joy Road. It’s located in the store front previously occupied by Farmer Jack. The store looks great and they have a ton of nice stuff. I [...]
Trinity Presbyterian Church’s Food Pantry ministry
Posted in charity, church, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged Gleaners, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Trinity Food Pantry, Trinity Presbyterian Church on August 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I am occasionally contacted regarding Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church’s “Food Pantry” ministry as I have written on it in the past and I am also a member of that church. Trinity has revamped its website and it now has all the information you need about this vital ministry. If you are in need of food [...]
Plymouth Pub & Grub Tax Relief Crawl, April 15
Posted in charity, dining, downtown Plymouth, events, pub, restaurant, tavern, tagged alcohol, charity, downtown Plymouth, downtown Plymouth MI, drinks, E. G. Nick's, food, Ironwood Grill, Penn Grill, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, pub crawl, raffle, Sean O'Callaghan's, Tavern 1999 on April 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
On Thursday, April 15th, from 6 p.m. to midnight, there were be a pub-n’-grub crawl in downtown Plymouth, which will include these bars and restaurants: Ironwood Grill Penn Grill Sean O’Callaghan’s E. G. Nick’s 1999 Tavern The cost is $5 per adult for buffets at all five pubs, a T-shirt & raffle ticket. Raffle proceeds [...]
Plymouth-area volunteers come through for Plymouth Salvation Army
Posted in charity, free food, fundraising, Salvation Army, tagged charity, City of Plymouth, donations, food, fundraising, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, Plymouth Township, red kettle campaign, Salvation Army, Salvation Army Plymouth Corps, Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, volunteerism, volunteers on January 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I received this email from the Salvation Army’s Plymouth Corps. Plymouth area volunteers should be proud of their accomplishments during this Red Kettle Campaign Dear Friends: We here at The Salvation Army – Plymouth Corps want to offer a warm and heart felt thank you to everyone who donated their time, talents and monies to [...]
Trinity Presbyterian Church monthly food pantry event in the news
Posted in charity, church, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged charity, food give-away, food pantry, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church on December 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here’s an excellent article of what’s been happening at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Superior Twp. (Plymouth mailing address.) This is an excellent outreach and I encourage anyone who reads this to pass this along to anyone you know who could use assistance with groceries. http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20091224/LIFE/912240429
Excellent events at the Plymouth Library
Posted in charity, events, Plymouth District Library, tagged books for homebound, DDR, Dunning-Hough Library, events, games, hometownlife.com, Plymouth District Library, Plymouth Library, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, Plymouth Observer, Wii on December 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Plymouth District Library is truly one of our area’s treasure. There are so many opportunities it affords to serve in the community, to learn or just to have fun. Here are some upcoming (or ongoing) events that jumped out at me that looked particularly interesting HOMEBOUND BOOK DELIVERY – Joining the Plymouth Community Council [...]
God’s love in action
Posted in charity, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged charity, Christianity, EPC, Evangelical Presbyterian Church, faith, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, God, love, ministry, service, Trinity Church, Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Trinity Food Pantry, Trinity Presbyterian Church on November 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was privileged today to see Trinity Church’s monthly Food Pantry outreach in action today. What a touching experience. I attend Trinity, have written about this event and have followed it somewhat distantly. But today was my first time actually seeing it. If there is a way in which Trinity and her people show God’s [...]
Plymouth Rocks Talent Competition — 10.15.09
Posted in charity, downtown Plymouth, events, fundraising, tagged downtown Plymouth, fundraising, Kellogg Park, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, Plymouth Rocks, Plymouth Rocks Talent Competition, talent competition, teen center on October 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I just found a flyer for a talent competition to take place on October 15, from 5-9 p.m. at Kellogg Park Here are the details: Grand Prize — $300 Register — get a form by emailing plymouthrockstalent@gmail.com and return it by mail to PO Box 6409, Plymouth, MI 48170 Entry fee — $30 Eligible contestants [...]
Chili Cookoff needs volunteers
Posted in charity, dining, downtown Plymouth, events, tagged downtown Plymouth, Habitat for Humanity, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, The 14th Annual Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff, volunteerism, volunteers on October 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I saw this in the Plymouth Observer and figured I would pass it along. The success of the Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff, Plymouth’s annual chili festival and motorcycle show, depends heavily on volunteers. With the growth of the festival, more and more volunteers are needed. Habitat for Humanity provides the bulk of the volunteers. [...]
