After four purposeful years, The Tricycle Collective has formally dissolved as an organization. We have raised and donated over $120,000 to families across Detroit fighting to stay in their homes. We have knocked on doors, created educational resources, hosted truly incredible story-telling events where survivors of foreclosure bore witness to their experiences, and prioritized funding […]

After four purposeful years, The Tricycle Collective has formally dissolved as an organization. We have raised and donated over $120,000 to families across Detroit fighting to stay in their homes. We …

This is the story of Katheryn and Cliffton Brooks and their home on Eureka Street. Katheryn is speaking for the most but Cliffton gets a few words in too. We successfully won the Brooks’ home in…

Ruth lives alone in a large house on Lamothe Street. There are no tricycles in her yard and no children in her house, but when I heard her story I knew she had to be a part of The Tricycle Collective.…

This is the story of Esters Family and their home, as told by Arquesha. The Tricycle Collective helped the Esters with their home back in auction for a selling price of $600, keeping the family trad…

When I first saw Denise’s house, there were no tricycles but there were two children. They walked from one house, crossed the street, and entered another. I noticed with pain that both of those …

Arleen is a no-nonsense woman with a softness towards children and a lot of dreams for herself and her house. Denise (Miss Niecy) lives across the street and it was her son who I left a note with t…