Students, faculty and staff from WMU-Cooley Law School’s Auburn Hills campus joined together to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day by volunteering at Grace Centers of Hope (GCH), a homeless shelter in Pontiac, on Jan. 19. Among those happy to lend a hand were (left to right) Kai Hullum, Samuel Elira, Danielle Stone, April McKie, Michael Ferguson, and Nehemiah Williams. “This day is dedicated to people coming together for a greater cause, and we were thrilled to honor Dr. King by volunteering and assisting those in need at GCH,” said McKie, president of WMU-Cooley’s Black Law Students Association. The WMU-Cooley volunteers helped sort and organize donations that came into the center, as well as took down Christmas lights and holiday decorations. GCH is a center that provides refuge, safety and security to those without a home, while supplying a wide range of programs to help them rebuild their lives and assist with re-entering society. (Photo courtesy of WMU-Cooley)
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