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31 Days of Giving, Day Fourteen: Helping Out a Friend

Our 31 Days of Giving Campaign has inspired me to give back to someone who has helped me when I was unable to help myself.

31 Days of Giving, Day Thirteen: Loaves and Fishes Ministries

Today, I spent the day at Loaves and Fishes Ministries. We separated all of the donated Christmas gifts for everyone staying at the shelter, followed

Elder Law of Michigan’s Letter to Santa

Dear Santa, We’re hoping this letter makes it to the North Pole in time, we’ve had a lot of recent deadlines to meet. Also, we’re

31 Days of Giving, Day Eleven: Loaves and Fishes Ministries

Yesterday, Rachael Savoie and I spent our morning cleaning window blinds at Loaves and Fishes Ministries. Normally, cleaning isn’t my favorite activity, but I ended

31 Days of Giving, Day Twelve: The Holiday Mail for Heroes Program

With the holidays upon us I would like to highlight a program of the Red Cross, Holiday Mail for Heroes, that Elder Law of Michigan

31 Days of Giving, Day Ten: Closing the Digital Gap

For my day of volunteering, I spent the afternoon with Closing the Digital Gap (CDG). Their mission is to provide low-income residents and seniors with

31 Days of Giving, Day Nine: Meridian Senior Center

Last Friday, I had the pleasure of volunteering at the Meridian Senior Center. During my time volunteering, I held a holiday craft workshop alongside my

31 Days of Giving, Day Eight: Volunteers of America

Sunday morning I trekked through a snow covered Lansing to volunteer at the Volunteers of America Community Kitchen. A line of seniors, adults, young adults

31 Days of Giving, Day Seven: Volunteers of America

Yesterday, I worked at the Volunteers of America Thrift Store. I worked while they were having a huge clothing sale, so they asked me to

What is “31 Days of Giving”?

Elder Law of Michigan has initiated a month-long volunteer campaign called “31 Days of Giving.” Starting December 1st, staff and volunteers from Elder Law of

Congratulations to the Michigan Commission on Services to the Aging New Members!

Congratulations to MSG President President, Joan Ilardo, former MSG Board member Doug Chalgian, and Richard Ortega on being recently appointed by Governor Snyder to the

Have Fun While Saving Money In and Around Michigan

Who doesn’t love a good discount especially after the holidays? Use your age as an asset and enjoy the good life without breaking the bank.

31 Days of Giving, Day Six: Ingham County TRIAD & Capital Area Community Services

Yesterday I had the opportunity to volunteer at two organizations who help meet the needs of seniors. In the morning I helped assemble 300 baskets

Elder Law of Michigan Senior Advisory Council

On November 5th and 6th the Elder Law of Michigan’s Senior Advisory Council met via conference call to discuss opportunities for past, present, future clients,

31 Days of Giving, Day Five: City Rescue Mission

Yesterday I volunteered at the City Rescue Mission, dating and sorting canned goods. The City Rescue Mission serves about 150 meals to people each evening.

31 Days of Giving, Day Four: Riverfront Housing Complex

My day of volunteering was at the Riverfront Housing Complex located on the Grand River in downtown Lansing. The complex houses more than 220 seniors and

(Mid-America Pension Rights Project): A Working-Class Program that Works to Solve Your Pension Problems

Reaching Into Our Communities Through Collaboration

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Financial Literacy Month, a Perfect Time to Plan for Your Future

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