Easing the final journey, Alpine and Arbor Hospice are comforting the heart of Detroit.

Easing the final journey, Alpine and Arbor Hospice are comforting the heart of Detroit.
The Heart of Detroit is a groundbreaking public service initiative. Airing weekly during Local 4 News (Detroit) at 5 p.m. and then on MitchAlbom.com, The Heart of Detroit will share inspiring stories of metro Detroiters with heart and everyday people who step up to help make our community a better place to live. Viewers will follow Mitch through documentary-style videos as he profiles unsung local heroes who spend countless hours sacrificing to make others less hungry, less troubled, less impoverished or just a little happier.
"I have been taught that giving is living, I see so many people in metro Detroit who live - and give - that way, but are never celebrated the way we do a rock star, actor, athlete or even a reality show figure. These unsung inspirations deserve to have their stories told. And that's what I hope to do." --Mitch Albom
Easing the final journey, Alpine and Arbor Hospice are comforting the heart of Detroit.
Week after week, Martha Goode shows young women how life holds proumise, and in doing so, shows the Heart of Detroit.
Lifting those in need around him, Pastor Robert Smith is also lifting the Heart of Detroit
Selling the bread of life and feeding the hungry, Norman an Cathy Schmitt are nourishing the heart of Detroit.
Providing tools to match the talent, Charity Music plays a wonderful soundtrack for the heart of Detroit.
The Community Chorus of Detroit creates beautiful music in The Heart of Detroit.
Raising so many children others have not, Tom and Paulette Duggins are also raising the Heart Of Detroit.
Providing support in life's toughest moments, Michelle Tubbs is boosting The Heart of Detroit
With a passion for children and music. Cheryl Valentine gives a beautiful soundtrack to The Heart of Detroit.
Sweetening the lives of others, the Donut Man, Bill Wiercioch is feeding The Heart of Detroit.
Turning misfortune into optimism, Erica Coulston brings hope to The Heart of Detroit.
Innovating with a social conscience, Veronika Scott helps to redesign the Heart of Detroit.
The On the Rise Bakery, offering the sweet taste of a second chance in the heart of Detroit.
The purpose of the Patriot Guard Riders can be summed up in one word: respect.
Chris Ruzzin is inspiring those with disabilities to think big, and those without disabilities to think differently..
Mark Covington returned home in 2007 to see a neighborhood he once loved in shambles. From that point forward, it was his mission to bring the beauty back to Georgia Street.
Steve Adams watched Hurricane Katrina on TV, then packed up, with no experience, and went to New Orleans to help. He now aids people who are vall over surviving disasters.
Mother Batie is a pillar of the community who has been serving hot meals to those in need for over 40 years. Click here to listen to the extended audio interview, and here for Mitch's moving column about the help needed.
The Tutoring TREE at Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church is a place where retirees with spare time can change lives.
Matt Mosher lives in the suburbs and makes a good living there. But he splits his time volunteering in the city--free of charge--and changes lives along the way.
Episode 1, September 22, 2011
Meet Pastor Carl Higgins. Once homeless, he now makes the world a better place for others.

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The mission of A Hole in the Roof Foundation is to help faith groups of every denomination who care for the homeless to repair the spaces in which they carry out their work and offer their services.

A Time To Help was established in 1997 as a means of galvanizing the people of Detroit to volunteer on a regular basis.