SAY Detroit nonprofit needs help to keep assisting children during pandemic
While the center normally serves 85 to 100 kids from ages 8 to 18 for free, the center is only allowing 40 to 50 for now to get their class time in and rewarding them with fun activities like sports, dance, music and robotics.
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