From our latest impacts and financial tips to what it means to Belong, see how we’re making Impossible Dreams come true in the Michigan communities we serve.
With over $71k raised, it’s safe to say that the Relentless Care Foundation’s second annual Pickleball for Good Fundraiser has been a huge success! Thanks to our sponsors, donors, and pickle-ballers, bringing the community together means bringing housing within reach for more Michiganders!
The biggest "dill" in pickleball charity events is back for the second year with all new challenges to keep the goodness going!
When 1 in 2 women face abuse in their lifetimes and 99% of those also suffer financial abuse, is it any wonder that women chose the bear? See their stories.
In 2024, the Relentless Care Foundation committed $60,000 to purchase over 20 acres of land destined for affordable housing in northeastern Michigan. Thanks to their relentless pursuit of doing the right thing, it was only the beginning…
Home repair is a critical part of ensuring safe and stable housing for individuals and their families. The Relentless Care Foundation is honored to support Otsego-Antrim Habitat for Humanity with a $10,000 grant to further their critical home repair program.
Grief impacts us all, but can particularly be difficult for young people. New Hope Center for Grief Support has unique programming for youth navigating grief. The Relentless Care Foundation's $11,000 grant helps New Hope ensure that the healing power of the arts is part of their programming throughout the year.
In Northville, Michigan, the Living and Learning Enrichment Center provides valuable therapeutic, social, vocational and community support for people with disabilities and their families.
Your debit swipes made real impact in the mitten last year, because our gorgeous new CFCU debit cards donated $120,000 for local Michigan charities in 2024!
The Relentless Care Foundation awarded a grant to YouthTank Detroit to help fund the Youth Mobility Summit at Michigan Central HUB at the former Michigan Central Depot in Detroit. The summit served as a platform for youth organizations from across Metro Detroit to discuss mobility issues and opportunities, showcase tech solutions, and engage with industry and policy leaders.
ESCOT Youth Development empowers young people in Westland and beyond through academic, athletic, and leadership programs. Their new student run lawn and snow removal business embodies these pillars while supporting community members unable to mow or shovel.
Hospitality House has been providing free food and assistance to families in Oakland County since 2002, serving almost 900 households and distributing approximately 100,000 pounds of food every month.
In Detroit’s Fitzgerald neighborhood, the Roof the Block initiative, led by Bargain Block stars Keith and Evan, with support from the Relentless Care Foundation and Brilliant Detroit, is providing new roofs to 10 long-time residents to promote housing security and community stability.