Bailey Park Project

For the seventh consecutive year, we are proud to uphold a cherished tradition from one of the earliest police stations in the United States: giving back to our community.

Over the past six years, we have raised more than $12,000, enabling us to bring joy to low-income families and their children in the McDougall-Hunt neighborhood during the Christmas season. This year, we are once again partnering with the Bailey Park Project and the McDougall-Hunt Neighborhood Association to achieve our fundraising goals. We kindly ask for your support in spreading holiday cheer to these families during this challenging time.

Any contribution, no matter the size, will make a significant difference in bringing happiness to these families.

HISTORY OF THE GIVING TREE

In 1908, Captain Marquardt of Detroit's Metropolitan Police Department began a tradition of placing a Christmas tree in the lobby of Hunt Street Station. Officers and community members would leave gifts and donations under the tree to ensure every child in the neighborhood had a merry Christmas. Today, as a coworking space, we are honored to continue this tradition for the seventh year. Please join us in making the holidays brighter for the children of Detroit by supporting the Hunt Street Station Giving Tree.

All proceeds from our fundraising efforts will go directly to the selected families in our neighborhood. Their needs range from essential items like shoes and winter clothing to toys and gifts that will make this holiday season truly special. We appreciate any support you can provide.

Thank you,

Matt, Sina, Russell, and Carlito

The Hunt Street Team

For the 6th year in a row, we are keeping on the tradition from one of the first police stations in the US. Giving back to the Community. ( see story below)

Over the last five years, we have raised more then $10,000 and had been privileged to help low-income families and their children living in our McDougall-Hunt neighborhood celebrate Christmas the way every Family deserves to. We will again partner with the Bailey Park Project and McDougall-Hunt Neighborhood Association to complete our fundraising goals. We ask for your assistance in helping us to bring joy to low-income families during this holiday season.

Any donation will go a long way to bringing joy to these families in a highly stressful time.

HISTORY OF GIVING TREE

Back in 1908, Captain Marquardt of Detroit's Metropolitan Police Department started a tradition of having a Christmas tree in the lobby of Hunt Street Station. Both the station's officers and members of the public placed gifts and money under the tree so that every child in the neighborhood could have a merry Christmas. Now, for the fifth time since reopening as a coworking space, we continue this tradition. Please join us in making the holidays just a little bit better for the children of Detroit by supporting the Hunt Street Station giving tree.

As part of the initiative, all proceeds from our fundraising will support the chosen families in our neighborhood. Their needs range from the essentials like shoes and winter clothing to toys and gifts that will make this holiday season special. Please support our efforts in any way you can.

Thank you,

Matt, Sina and Carlito

The Hunt Street Team

For the 5th year in a row, we are keeping on the tradition from one of the first police stations in the US. Giving back to the Community. ( see story below)

Over the last four years, we have been privileged to help low-income families and their children living in our McDougall-Hunt neighborhood celebrate Christmas the way every Family deserves to. We will again partner with the Bailey Park Project and McDougall-Hunt Neighborhood Association to complete our fundraising goals. We ask for your assistance in helping us to bring joy to low-income families during this holiday season.

Any donation will go a long way to bringing joy to these families in a highly stressful time.

HISTORY OF GIVING TREE

Back in 1908, Captain Marquardt of Detroit's Metropolitan Police Department started a tradition of having a Christmas tree in the lobby of Hunt Street Station. Both the station's officers and members of the public placed gifts and money under the tree so that every child in the neighborhood could have a merry Christmas. Now, for the fifth time since reopening as a coworking space, we continue this tradition. Please join us in making the holidays just a little bit better for the children of Detroit by supporting the Hunt Street Station giving tree.

As part of the initiative, all proceeds from our fundraising will support the chosen families in our neighborhood. Their needs range from the essentials like shoes and winter clothing to toys and gifts that will make this holiday season special. Please support our efforts in any way you can.

Thank you,

Matt, Sina, Javier and Carlito

The Hunt Street Team