FFBC in the News Archives | Fraser First Booster Club

FFBC interview with Lisa Treece of Crisishour Productions

Today FFBC interviewed Lisa Treece. Lisa along with her husband Jeremy Treece house their creative artwork under the name Crisishour and are based in Flint Michigan. She defines the term ‘neurodivergent’ in her own words, touches her on day to day life, the impact on her art, and the benefits of inclusive play for her and her family.

One-Armed Violinist Performs Beautiful Solo With Custom-Built Prosthetic Bow Arm

We came across this inspirational article about a Japanese woman who lost her arm, but was still able to overcome and flourish despite her set backs. This was too good not to share. If you are ever feeling down, remember, you can always find a way to persevere....

McKinley Park – Community Excellence Award

A child in a wheelchair can roll right up to the sand and water area. Kids with and without physical and mental challenges can joyfully interact with each other and all the fun, colorful playground equipment. Parents or grandparents with mobility issues can easily...

DTE Energy Foundation to construct the new McKinley Barrier-Free Park Sensory Garden!

FRASER MICHIGAN – The DTE Energy Foundation has awarded the Fraser First Booster Club a $10,000 grant to fund a new sensory garden at McKinley Barrier-Free Park. This generous grant will help fund a garden that includes native plants, musical instruments, and other...

$28,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Funds

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Sherry Stein June 26, 2018 FRASER – The Fraser First Booster Club has been awarded a $28,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Funds, managed by the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan. Coupled with additional...