Get INVOLVED II
Detroit Synergy is your vehicle to get to know and make an impact in the City. Plan, volunteer or attend events. You can choose to attend an interesting event like a supper club, happy hour, coffee talk, a forum on downtown development (and there are many more events) and you can work on planning an event or volunteering the day of an event.
Getting Started:
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subscribe to Detroit Synergy News Items for the latest news on upcoming events and general meetings.
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view Online events calendar.
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join a project team Planning and Executing an Event. Volunteer the day of an event.
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attend an event. monthly supper clubs, happy hours and coffee talk dialogs; other examples of events throughout the year include Shop Detroit, Art Events, Diversity Conference and Walks, forums on downtown housing developments, cleaning neighborhoods, and much more)
If you have your own idea for Detroit, you may initiate your own project – all the projects you read about where conceived and planned by volunteers who are interested in the city
New events and projects are starting all of the time
Getting Started:
- Subscribe for Detroit Synergy News Items for the latest news on upcoming events and general meetings and to discover project planning teams to join. Find the subscribe! box on left of this page.
- view. Online events calendar.
- Help a project team Plan and Execute an event
- You may volunteer the day of an event.
- You may attend an event (there are monthly supper clubs, happy hours and coffee talk dialogs; other examples of events throughout the year include Shop Detroit, Art Events, Diversity Conference and Walks, forums on downtown housing developments, cleaning neighborhoods, and much more)
- If you have your own idea for Detroit, you may initiate your own project – all the projects you read about where conceived and planned by volunteers who are interested in the city
- New events and projects are starting all of the time
Involvement is easy…
Check out www.detroitsynergy.org
email: Email one of the project contacts listed in the Community Relations email (I’ve attached it)
view. Online events calendar.
subscribe. Online sign-up for news items listing upcoming events.
attend. Attend an Event. Attend a General Meeting to find out what’s going on and you have the option of staying afterwards to meet with a project team. The next meeting is Thursday the 10th - see the on-line calendar for the location (it hasn’t been published yet).
I am glad that you'd like to be involved in Detroit Synergy. Detroit Synergy is a great opportunity to get involved and make a difference in Detroit, to attend events or dialogues about the City and/or to meet people with similar interests.
There is no formal process to become a member. If you haven't already, I suggest that you sign-up for our news items to get notified about meetings and events -- I have attached the latest news item listing upcoming events. You may also regularly check our website (www.detroitsynergy.org) and calendar (days in blue have events).
The best orientation to Detroit Synergy is to attend a general meeting; they are every 2nd Thursday at a new location every month -- check our calendar to find out about the next location or if you register for our news items, you'll receive an email update. The February meeting is next Thursday the 10th, it will be at the Historic First Congregational Church on Woodward Avenue. It has a great and long history of inclusion and service, and we'll hear from someone there about HFCC's Underground Railroad reenactment that the US Department of Education supports which is apparently pretty cool...
At the general meeting, you'll learn about up-coming projects and events that you may attend or help plan or learn how you can initiate a project yourself. Our monthly Supper Club and Third Thursday are other regular events.
I am attaching a document we sometimes send to people who enter a message in the "getting involved" section on the DSG webs\ite, this has some more information.
Thanks for your interest. I hope you attend a future event. And if you'd like, please introduce yourself to me and I'd be happy to give you more information and to be a familiar face -- anyone on the steering committee or most speakers at the meeting -- would be able to direct you to me.