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Mount Clemens recognizes Hearts for Homes so group can apply for charitable gaming license
Summary
The commission adopted a resolution recognizing Hearts for Homes as a local nonprofit so it may apply for a charitable gaming license; the group said it has housed roughly 60 families and operates from Grace Church at 115 South Main Street.
The Mount Clemens City Commission voted to adopt a local-governing-body resolution recognizing Hearts for Homes as a local nonprofit organization so it may apply to the state of Michigan for a charitable gaming license.
A representative for Hearts for Homes said the organization — which operates out of Grace Church at 115 South Main Street — aspires to end child homelessness in Macomb County and has helped roughly 60 families (about 100 children) find more permanent housing. The representative said the group intends to run a raffle and needs the local recognition to complete the state application.
The commission approved the resolution by roll call vote and directed staff to provide a copy of the resolution to the organization for its state application.
