Keeping Detroit at Home
The Tricycle Collective is in the last stretch of our 3rd annual “Keeping Detroit at Home” fundraiser. I went to a conference in Baltimore last week and learned a lot about property taxes and how they are handled. Most states sell the debt, not the home, in foreclosure, which is why this is a relatively […]
On Saturday October 1, The Tricycle Collective hosted our “Do Not Bid” party, in recognition of the lives that are being lived within homes that are sold at auction. The main feature of this party was the beautiful mural painted by local artists Ellen Rutt, Ouizi and Jonny Alexander, with paint donated by 1x Run. Transformative beauty, […]
It’s not just you. All of us, on both sides of the divide, are sick of crowdfunding. The truth is that there are so many worthy causes and so many ways we interface with one another that the Asks just seen unceasing. Most crowdfunding seems to be “one and done” but we are on our […]
Arquesha’s story and her honesty in sharing it are a huge part of how and why The Tricycle Collective has become what it is. With each tough phone call, she chooses to make the choice to step up, selflessly sacrificing over and over again. The very least she deserves is to be allowed to stay in her […]