As we embark on a new year filled with new opportunities, I invite you to look back on everything we accomplished in the past year and pat yourself on the back. The fact is, we could have done nothing without your support.
Read MoreHappy New Year! As we usher in 2024, we are filled with anticipation and excitement for the opportunities and challenges the year ahead will bring. The beginning of a new year is always a time for reflection, a moment to reset and recalibrate our priorities. It’s a season for reinvention, a chance to start anew. Here at the Chaldean News, we are embracing this period of renewal with a fresh and exciting January issue, designed to inspire, inform, and empower our community.
Read MoreThe Chaldean Community Foundation held the morning session for Leadership Macomb’s Arts & Cultures Day on December 11. As part of the planned agenda for the day, participants explored the rich history and contributions of the Chaldean community in metro Detroit. The presentation, led by Stacy Bahri, Strategic Initiatives Manager at the Chaldean Community Foundation, provided an overview of the Chaldean community’s journey, culture, and impact in southeast Michigan.
Read MoreCCF’s Little Scholars program participants learned about the importance of Christmas on Friday, December 13. Their parents were invited to celebrate the holiday with the class. 75 of the program’s students, along with their parents and extended family, had fun at the program’s annual Christmas party.
Read MoreFriday, December 13 was a day to remember for CCF’s Breaking Barriers participants and their families. 240 individuals gathered to celebrate the annual Christmas celebration; the group enjoyed dancing to their traditional favorite music, partaking in good food, socializing with friends, and reconnecting with other families.
Read MoreCCF’s Behavioral Health Team, in collaboration with Macomb Community College nursing students, delivered seasonal safety tips to the community on Wednesday, December 4. Participants came in from the cold for a bit of socializing, some seasonal refreshments, and a side of safety.
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