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Schedule of activities and events for 2022 MLK Jr. Day in Chelsea

Four Chelsea organizations are cooperating to provide a range of activities this year to commemorate and honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on his birthday, a national holiday. It is celebrated on Jan. 17 this year.

The First United Methodist Church will offer a multi-cultural concert on Jan 16. The Chelsea District Library will feature a showing of the film The Butler with a discussion on Jan 17. The Human Rights Commission will have a speaker and presentation that same week. More details on these events will come in January.  One World One Family will again sponsor a collection followed by a Day of Service and Social Action on Jan 17, the MLK Jr. Day holiday. Chelsea Schools have off that day.     

From Jan 3 to Jan 17, please consider donating new school and art supplies for refugee families. Area resettlement agencies have said they never get enough of these.

Drop off locations include Chelsea District Library, First United Methodist Church lobby, the Chelsea Senior Center and the Chamber of Commerce. Financial donations are also welcome. Details are on the wish lists.

[CANCELED] On January 17, the MLK Jr. Day holiday, families and youth are invited to gather from 10am to 3pm at the Chelsea Depot to work on projects to reach out in a personal way to offer welcome to refugee families. Projects include friendship bracelets, hand drawn cards, and even tie-dye socks. (Youth may bring a pair of their own to do too.) The art and school supplies kits will be assembled and all the items delivered to families through Jewish Family Services and Washtenaw Refugee Welcome. Chelsea Depot Association is a co-sponsor of the event. It will be a fun time that will make a difference for new families to the area. Student and adult volunteers will staff the craft tables. To volunteer, please contact owofchelsea@gmail.com. Masks will be required and social distancing in place.

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Thanks to you all, we were able to donate over $1200 to the Jackson County Immigrant Coalition. If you haven't had a chance, check out the film here Un Día Normal (Short 2024) - IMDb https://share.google/sn1J1gIWNdiKG8UOd

TUESDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER!! The folks who are part of Jackson County Immigrant Coalition (JCIC) are in the trenches dealing with the hard-working folks and their families who are afraid each day of what the future holds for them. This dinner is a chance to help JCIC to ease some of the burden of this uncertainty. Please consider enjoying a delicious meal with your family to help other families who just want to live in peace. More info and to order use QR code below or go to www.owofchelsea.org

This is a win-win event. You get a great dinner and you contribute toward helping where it's needed. Take out that Thursday evening dinner! (But order before Sept 8!)

Come join us. Enjoy a delicious dinner (eat in or take out) and benefit our neighbors who are often forgotten! The filmmaker and director of Una Dia Normal will show their film and host a discussion at 7pm.

Please join us for a great dinner and fundraiser for our immigrant neighbors and friends! Sept 10 Take out or dine in. Pickup from 5-7. Movie at 7 if dining in. Order by Sept 8. To order and more info here: https://owofchelsea.org/event/mexican-dinner-fundraiser-to-benefit-jackson-county-immigrant-coalition/

Some good info from Red Wine & Blue about automated license plate readers (ALPR). https://redwine.blue/easy-a/?utm_campaign=&utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_c

MIRC's statement on US Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship decision

This is important to our community!

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