Wolverines for Life is a collaborative effort between the University of Michigan community, the American Red Cross, Be the Match, Gift of Life Michigan, Eversight, and Team Michigan.

SAY Detroit has been changing lives for the better since 2006, when its founder, Mitch Albom, wrote about how Detroit was providing homeless people three-day shelter parties to get them off the streets while tourists were in town for the Super Bowl.

Since the first solid organ transplant in Michigan took place at the University of Michigan back in 1964, more than 10,000 patients have benefited from our devotion to the individual. 

Semaj J. Morgan was born to Semaj T. and Erika D. Morgan in 2005. He is the youngest of five siblings and always had a desire for sports. At the age of 5 years old, he began his journey playing contact football.

Thousands of New Yorkers are fighting to get ahead despite obstacles standing between them and their potential. That’s why, every year, we honor remarkable individuals and the Robin Hood grantees that helped them succeed. Their stories are a testament that everyone, regardless of their starting point, can shape a brighter future.