This year marked a bittersweet farewell as the Flint Institute of Arts Museum + Art School (FIA) and the Junior League of Flint (JLF) co-hosted the final installment of their beloved wine tasting event. With a nod to “La Dolce Vita,” guests came together for one last toast to the good life and the legacy

Over 900 individuals gathered for the 30th annual event honoring those who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the well-being of children in Genesee County. A collaboration between Voices for Children Advocacy Center (VCAC) and United Way of Genesee County, the event brought the community together in support of local children and the vital work of

The spirit of competition for a good cause permeated the atmosphere at this annual fundraising event raising crucial dollars necessary to achieve the BBBS mission of creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of local youth. The event brought together community members for a night of fun and philanthropy in

Chrome & Ice™ 2025 was a thrilling tribute to the “Evolution of Racing”! The engines roared and the excitement was undeniable as Chrome & Ice™ 2025 took over the Dort Financial Center for three unforgettable days. Back to the Bricks® produced another high-octane indoor winter classic car event paying tribute to the iconic vehicles, legendary

For the past 28 years, this event has been vital in raising funds for the Flint School of Performing Arts Seeing Stars! tuition assistance program, ensuring that students can study music, dance and theater regardless of their ability to pay for classes. The FSPA supporters enjoyed a silent auction, wine and a strolling dinner of

Each year, the Genesee District Library celebrates Black History Month by honoring community members for their good work in Greater Flint. Individuals or organizations can be nominated for the honor, and are then chosen by the GDL Black History Month Brunch Advisory Committee comprised of community members, and GDL staff and Board. Selected individuals receive

In partnership with Communities First, Inc., the Flint Institute of Arts Museum + Art School presented another well-attended celebration of Black history and African American art and artists. This year’s event showcased the exhibition openings of Romare Bearden: Artist as Activist and Visionary and We Loved the Swag: From Black Bottom Until Now by Detroit-based

The community gathered for a distinguished event themed “Equity, Justice & Voting Rights,” which celebrated Dr. King’s enduring legacy. Presiding over the program was Venetia Petteway, Director of STEM Diversity Initiative and Corporate & Community Engagement at Kettering University. The evening opened with a flag ceremony led by the Urban Boy Scouts, under the direction

Hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee County, this cherished community tradition honors Dr. King’s legacy by celebrating mentorship, volunteerism and service. The morning began with a warm welcome and invocation from James Washington, Chairman of the BBBS Board of Directors, followed by a soulful musical selection by Big Sister Carrie Edwards.

Kicked off on December 5 with the annual pre-party fundraiser at Scooter’s Bar & Grill, this exciting event supports Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee County. The event featured a patriotic opening ceremony and moving memorial tributes to two special supporters of both BBBS and the Greater Flint motorcycle community. John Zwerican, a

Held annually on the first Saturday in December, this event celebrates the unsurpassed history of Flint area athletic achievement and community service. Nearly 500 attendees enjoyed dinner, followed by an awards ceremony emceed by GFASHOF Board Member, Bill Troesken. The Class of 2024 includes: Anthony Hamm – Flint Northern High School Distance Runner, Olympian and

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Flint (BGCGF) marked two decades of life-changing impact with the Great Futures Gala: Strolling through 20 Years of Impact. The event honored the organization’s commitment to providing opportunity and building bright futures for youth in Flint and Genesee County – over 1,500 served in 2024, alone. Guests enjoyed