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​Spotlight

​Check out some of the people and programs the Ezekiel Project has put in the spotlight. We want to showcase those who go above and beyond expectation in their community. You can also learn more about the other projects we are currently working on.
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~Zeke of the Week~


The 'Zeke of the Week' title is appointed to those who have shown exemplary character and commitment in their community.

The Ezekiel Project is committed to positive change and promotes other leaders who reflects these values. We like to share these leaders with our Zeke family and friends whether they be organizers, volunteers, or everyday citizens making a difference in their own way!

Our Zeke of the Week is ...
The First Congregational Church of Saginaw.
They are founding members of The Ezekiel Project and provide space for our organizations as well as 
Major Chord for Minors music program, Voters Not Politicians (2018), local businesses, and more. They provide annual college scholarships for high school graduates and sell crafts and food items from SERRV, a non-profit organization which markets goods from third world countries around the world. They are also recipients of this years Untener Cup.  

For more information like them on Facebook at  https://www.facebook.com/fccsaginaw/


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Youth for Social Change Gathering 

The Ezekiel Project created Y4SC as youth collective for community leaders ages 12 - 24 years old. We meet every 3rd Saturday from 1 -2 pm at First Congregational Church in Suttner Hall. 

We are now collaborating with Saginaw County Health Department on their Photovoice Project! Visit their website at 
www.saginawpublichealth.org  for more information or to join us. 

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Saginaw County Health Department Surveys 

Share your story with the Saginaw County Health Department by filling out the survey provided below. It only takes a few minutes and you could win $200 just for participating!!!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2jz7m82
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"Count On Us" Census 2020

Every 10 years the U.S. Census Bureau conducts a census to determine the number of people living in the United States

What is Census Information used for?
  • creating and keeping jobs
  • provides funding for housing, schools, and education
  • Also helps prepare for emergencies and natural disasters ​

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Download the Great Lakes Bay Regional Census Hub Communications Toolkit.
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Visit https://becountedmi2020.com to learn more 
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