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Kim Strnad (Board Chair)
Mar 10, 2026
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Dean Ebert
Mar 17, 2026
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George Kozan
Mar 24, 2026
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Kevin Foltz
Mar 24, 2026
March Student of the Month
Kelly Miller
Mar 31, 2026
Flint Institute of Music
Don Cherry
Apr 07, 2026
Update on political action in Michigan
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Flushing

Rotary Club of Flushing, Michigan

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 7:15 a.m.
Madison's-On-Main
126 Main St.
Flushing, MI 48433
United States of America
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Jonathan Smith - 2025/2026 Service Above Self Recipient
 
Through the Thomas Smith Memorial Foundation, he has worked to honor the legacy of Thomas by supporting local families, funding community initiatives, and investing in programs that provide hope, remembrance, and tangible assistance to those in need. The foundation continues to be a source of compassion and generosity within our area.
 
As a dedicated member of the Knights of Columbus at St. Robert Parish, Jonathan actively supports charitable outreach, faith-based initiatives, and service projects that strengthen families and uplift neighbors throughout the community.
 
Most recently, Jonathan has expanded his service by joining the Board of the Flushing Christian Outreach Center, helping guide efforts that provide food, clothing, and essential resources to individuals and families facing hardship.
 
Today reminded us exactly what Rotary is all about — leadership, family, faith, and service woven together for the betterment of our community.

On February 17, 2026, Shalonda Griffin, Community Relations Coordinator for the Michigan Gift of Life program covering Genesee and Saginaw counties, spoke to the Rotary Club of Flushing about the vital work her organization does to save and improve lives.

Griffin shared how Gift of Life Michigan, a nonprofit organ and tissue donation program, honors life through donation by partnering with hospitals, transplant centers, families, and communities across the state. The program manages the Michigan Organ Donor Registry and educates the public on organ, eye, and tissue donation — dispelling common myths and encouraging informed decisions that lead to lifesaving outcomes.

During her presentation, Griffin emphasized the impact that donor registration can have on individuals waiting for transplants. She highlighted that every additional registration brings hope to someone on a waiting list, and that one organ donor alone can save multiple lives. Through outreach, education, and community partnerships, Gift of Life Michigan strives to increase awareness and foster conversations about donation throughout Genesee and Saginaw counties and beyond.

Flushing High School is proud to recognize senior Keira Dumas-Knieper as a Rotary Student of the Month.

Keira currently carries an outstanding 4.160 GPA, ranks number one in the Class of 2026, and will graduate this spring with high honors. The daughter of Jennie Dumas and Dennis Knieper, she has distinguished herself not only through academic excellence, but through leadership, service, and involvement across the school community.

Her list of activities reflects both dedication and versatility. Keira is an active member of Rotary Interact Club, National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Rho Kappa, Key Club International, Quiz Bowl, International Club, Pay it Forward Club, Mock Trial, Student Leadership Organization, Varsity Club, and Girl Scouts. She also performs in Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Pep Band, and recently served as saxophonist in the Pit Orchestra for the school production of Mean Girls.

In athletics, Keira is a four year member of the Girls’ Varsity Tennis team, a former Freshman Volleyball player, and the Boys’ Tennis team manager. Outside of school, she trains in both Taekwondo and Jiu Jitsu.

Service is central to Keira’s character. She has volunteered through SMORES, Candlewalk, MLK Day of Service, Elms Lock In, and local initiatives including the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan and North End Soup Kitchen. She has organized drives, made blankets for animals, provided free math tutoring, and raised 3,000 dollars for Children’s Miracle Network. She also works as a private tutor.

This fall, Keira will attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology after being accepted in the first round of applicants. She plans to study chemical engineering. Her future goals include becoming fluent in Spanish, traveling abroad, watching a NASA rocket launch, conducting research internationally, and continuing to challenge herself academically and personally.

When asked about her favorite memory at FHS, Keira recalls performing hands on AP Chemistry experiments for elementary students during Halloween, including the iodine clock reaction and elephant toothpaste demonstrations. She credits math teacher Karen Sleno as a major influence, noting her constant support and ability to challenge students to apply math in meaningful, real world ways.

Keira Dumas-Knieper represents the very best of Flushing High School. Her commitment to scholarship, leadership, and service makes her a deserving Rotary Student of the Month.

Pictured left to right: Dean Ebert, Jennie Dumas, Keira Dumas-Knieper, Karen Sleno, and Kevin Foltz

The Rotary Club of Flushing recognized Billy Waire this morning as the Student of the Month for September.

Flushing High School senior Billy Waire is wrapping up his final year with an impressive 3.44 GPA and hopes to graduate this spring with honors.

Billy is the son of Bill Waire Jr. and Stephanie Bradshaw and has two siblings.

When he’s not focused on academics, Billy enjoys figure painting, reading, learning, hiking, music, and spending time with friends. He is heavily involved in school activities, participating in Rotary Interact, Investment & Financial Literacy, Mock Trial & Debate, Club Unity, Flushing Youth Alive-Christian Club, Blueberry Ambassadors, Pay It Forward, International Club, and Key Club. He also hopes to launch a Quiz Bowl team before graduation.

Billy is passionate about giving back to the community, volunteering for a variety of events and organizations, including SMORES, Candlewalk, the Crim Rotary Mile, Senior Center’s Valentine Lunch-in, Adopt-A-Highway, the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, FHS Theater set builds, and the Go Gold for the Kids 5K, among others.

Outside of school, Billy works at Creative Water Works as an irrigation technician, where he builds custom water features, like waterfalls, and keeps sprinklers running smoothly.

He also enjoys skeet shooting as his sport of choice.

Looking ahead, Billy plans to attend Madonna University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in forensic science. His bucket list includes traveling to Switzerland, buying a home with a dedicated office, becoming fluent in another language, taking a road trip on Route 66, traveling more, getting a DNA test, and continually striving to be the smartest version of himself.

When asked about his favorite memory at FHS, Billy smiled and said, “My first (and last) detention.”

Billy credits much of his academic inspiration to his favorite teacher, Mrs. Amy Kleinedler, explaining:

“Mrs. Kleinedler is easily my favorite teacher. She’s always there for me and the rest of her students, whether it’s before, during, or after class. She talks to us like we’re equals, she actually listens and respects our opinions. Even when I wasn't having the best day I always looked forward to her class. Chemistry was never boring in her class. She is someone I look up to and strive to be like in the future. Because of her, I fell in love with chemistry and think that it may be something I want to do in the future—such as forensic chemistry.”

🌟 A big thank you to Brian Birchmeier and Robert Gunn from the Civil Air Patrol for their engaging and informative presentation at this morning’s Flushing Rotary Club meeting!

We appreciated the opportunity to learn more about the incredible work being done through the Flint Local Composite Squadron, part of the Michigan Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. From emergency services and search & rescue missions to youth cadet programs and aerospace education, it’s inspiring to hear about how this organization continues to serve our communities and develop the next generation of leaders.

👏 Thank you again, Brian and Robert, for your time and dedication. We’re grateful for all you do!

#FlushingRotary #CivilAirPatrol #FlintCompositeSquadron #ServiceAboveSelf #MichiganWingCAP

🌟 Introducing Our New Rotary Club of Flushing President – Dr. Dean Ebert! 🌟

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Dean Ebert as the new President of the Rotary Club of Flushing! We are thrilled to have him take the helm for the 2025-2026 Rotary year. Dr. Ebert brings with him a wealth of experience, leadership, and a true heart for service — qualities that perfectly align with Rotary’s mission of "Service Above Self."

Under his guidance, we look forward to another impactful year filled with meaningful community service projects, strong fellowship, and continued dedication to making a difference both locally and beyond. Here's to a year of growth, purpose, and positive change under Dr. Ebert’s leadership! 🙌

#RotaryClubOfFlushing #ServiceAboveSelf #LeadershipInAction #FlushingMI #RotaryPresident2025

 
🙏 A huge THANK YOU to Sheriff Chris Swanson for joining us at the Rotary Club of Flushing! 🙌
We were truly honored to have Sheriff Swanson speak to our club about the powerful impact of the G.H.O.S.T. (Genesee (Global) Human Oppression Strike Team) Program and the I.G.N.I.T.E. (Inmate Growth Naturally and Intentionally Through Education) Program.
Hearing directly from the man who founded and continues to lead these life-changing initiatives — both here in Genesee County and across the country — was incredibly inspiring. His passion, dedication, and commitment to protecting and uplifting our community is nothing short of remarkable.
Thank you, Sheriff Swanson, for your leadership and for taking the time to share your mission with us. 💙💛
 
Pictured led to right: Flushing High School Principal and Rotarian, Kevin Foltz, Audrey Hammond, & mother Erica Hammond.
 
 
📣 April Rotary Student of the Month: Audrey Hammond 📣
We’re thrilled to announce Audrey Hammond as our April Rotary Student of the Month! Audrey is a senior at FHS who will be graduating this May with High Honors, holding an impressive 3.98 GPA. She’s also a dedicated Dual Enrollment student through Mott Community College, where she’s taken English, Marketing, and Public Speaking.
Audrey is the daughter of James and Erica Hammond, and she enjoys spending time with friends, working out at the YMCA, and cooking in her free time.
She's an active member of many clubs including: ✨ National Honor Society
✨ Science National Honor Society (Vice President)
✨ Rho Kappa
✨ Mu Alpha Theta
✨ SLO
✨ Rotary Interact
Her volunteer work speaks volumes of her commitment to community service. Audrey has generously given her time to:
💃 Youth Dance Camp at Powers
🎗 Pink Out the Rink (Cancer fundraiser during Jr. Firebirds)
🩸 Red Cross Blood Drive (with NHS)
🏅 Special Olympics
🎳 Peer 2 Peer Bowling Event
🦃 ECC Turkey Trot
🎄 Candlewalk & Harvest Fest
🎉 Seymour Elementary Lock-in
🥣 East Side Soup Kitchen (with SLO)
Audrey also works at Squeeze the Day and Judy’s School of Dance, where she’s danced for 14 years, competing in ballet, jazz, and contemporary. She began dancing at the age of 3 and continues to shine as a performer.
💼 Future plans? Audrey will be attending Olivet Nazarene University to study Biology, with hopes of earning her master’s in Genetics and becoming a Genetic Counselor. One day, she dreams of moving to Colorado—because it’s fun, beautiful, and home to one of her cousins!
Her favorite FHS memories include football games, Prom, and Homecoming, and her favorite teacher is Ms. Lauren Quigley, who not only inspired her love of science but also shared a special connection through dance.
Congratulations, Audrey! Your passion, dedication, and heart for service inspire us all! 💙👏 #RotaryStudentOfTheMonth #FutureLeader #fhspride
 

Pictured left to right: Kevin Foltz, Flushing HS Principal and Flushing Rotarian, Nicole Lord, Flushing HS Teacher, Mackenzie Thompson, March Student of the Month and Mackenzie's mom, Jeanette Thompson.

📣 March Student of the Month Spotlight! 🌟
Join us in congratulating Mackenzie Thompson, a standout senior at Flushing High School and our March Student of the Month! 🎉

With an impressive GPA of 3.995 and ranked 18th in her class, Mackenzie is on track to graduate this May with High Honors. She’s also part of the FREC (Flushing Raider Early College) program and plans to continue her studies at Michigan State University, where she hopes to earn her Bachelor’s in Nursing and pursue a career as a pediatric oncology nurse. 💚🎓

Mackenzie is a true role model—active in Wellness Club, National Honor Society, and Rho Kappa (Social Studies Honor Society). She has a heart for service, volunteering with: ✨ Elementary school programs
✨ Serenity House women’s shelter
✨ Camp Quality’s Childhood Cancer Race
✨ The Gold Out Football Game
✨ Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — where she led Team Robby, raising over $16,000! 🧡

Outside of academics and service, Mackenzie enjoys spending time outdoors—kayaking, biking, walking, and baking delicious chocolate chip cookies. 🍪 She also loves getting creative with arts and crafts. This spring, she’s stepping onto the court to play tennis for the first time! 🎾

She shares her journey with her biggest supporter—her mom, Jeanette Thompson. 💕

Favorite Memory at FHS: The Gold Out Football Game
Favorite Teacher: Ms. Lord – for her positive energy and unwavering support, even while maintaining high standards.

We are so proud of everything Mackenzie has accomplished and can’t wait to see all that she will do next. 💫
Congratulations, Mackenzie! You are a true example of Raider excellence! 👏 #StudentOfTheMonth #FlushingPride #RaiderStrong

📢 Exciting News for Flushing Students! 🎓✨

The Rotary Club of Flushing is awarding three $1,500 scholarships to deserving students—and the time to apply is NOW!

If you're a student looking for support in achieving your educational goals, don’t miss this opportunity. Apply today at www.cfgf.org!

📅 Deadline approaching—don’t wait!
💰 Three $1,500 scholarships available
📍 Apply now: www.cfgf.org

Spread the word and tag a student who should apply! 🙌 #FlushingRotary #ScholarshipOpportunity #InvestInTheFuture

Pictured left to right: Kevin Foltz, Vera Jenkins (mom), Ariel Jenkins, and Yvonne Fil (most influential teacher).

🌟 Congratulations to our February Rotary Student of the Month: Ariel Jenkins! 🌟

Ariel, a senior at Flushing High School, is an outstanding student with a 3.948 GPA and will graduate this May with High Honors. She is the daughter of Vera Jenkins and is an only child.

🎨 Hobbies & Interests:
Ariel is a talented AP Art student who loves drawing, sewing (adding unique touches like frills to sweaters), and caring for her beloved dog, Roxy (a Maltese/Yorkie mix).

📚 Clubs & Activities:
She is actively involved in KEY Club (Kiwanis), National Art Honor Society, National Honor Society, Rho Kappa, and recently joined the Rotary Interact Club after participating in the MLK Day of Service at Dort Event Center.

💖 Volunteer Work:
Ariel gives back to her community through service at the Food Bank of Eastern MI, Springview Elementary’s Express Christmas Program, and by face painting at Homecoming. She also leads as head of the youth usher board at Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church in Flint.

🏆 Academic Achievements:
While not involved in sports, Ariel is a proud Flint Metro League Math & Science 2023 1st Place winner in Geophysical Science.

🎓 College & Career Goals:
Currently enrolled in FREC (Flushing Raider Early College), Ariel aims to complete her associate’s degree while in high school. She plans to transfer to U of M Ann Arbor or Ferris State University to pursue architecture or drafting.

💭 Future Plans:
Aside from her academic and career ambitions, Ariel looks forward to visiting her grandparents more.

💡 Favorite Memory at FHS:
Being selected for the National Art Honor Society and excelling in Algebra 2 through RVA in 9th grade.

🍎 Most Influential Teacher:
Ariel credits Mrs. Fil for her patience, strong communication, and caring nature, which have made a lasting impact on her.

👏 Join us in celebrating Ariel’s achievements and bright future ahead! 🎉✨ #RotaryStudentOfTheMonth #FlushingProud #FutureArchitect

 
🌟 Flushing Rotary Club Student of the Month: Garrison Angliss! 🌟
 
We are proud to recognize Garrison Angliss as the Flushing Rotary Club Student of the Month for December! Garrison is a dedicated senior at Flushing High School (FHS) with an impressive GPA of 3.45 and will be graduating with honors this spring. He is also in his first year at GCI studying Automotive Technology, where he's already laying the foundation for his future career.
Garrison is deeply involved in his community and school. He helped start the Flushing Youth Alive Bible Club at FHS, providing a space for students to connect and grow in faith. Outside of school, he’s volunteered at events like the College Career Fair, Candlewalk, food drives, and has contributed much of his time at his church, The Trinity Assembly of God.
 
In addition to his volunteer work, Garrison has a wide range of interests, including hunting, fishing, wood carving, and experimenting with his 3D printer. His three pet lizards also enjoy his attention and care.
Garrison has also stayed active through sports, participating in Soccer, Cross-Country, Track (as a pole vaulter), and previously Wrestling and Skeet Shooting. He is known for his strong work ethic, having been employed at Big Johns, Moss Landscaping, and Scratch BBQ.
 
Looking ahead, Garrison is still exploring career options, including potentially working in auto/plane mechanics or flipping houses as a side hustle. His future plans also include skydiving and parachuting—true to his adventurous spirit!
Garrison's favorite memory of FHS is the opportunity to help the community, especially after the challenging Covid-19 years. His favorite teacher is Mr. Bob Wiedyk, his Woodshop teacher, who has inspired his love for hands-on learning.
We are excited to see all that Garrison will accomplish in the future and are proud to have him as a part of our community. Congratulations, Garrison, on being named Flushing Rotary Club Student of the Month! 🎉🎓🙌
 
Pictured left to right: Teacher, Mr. Bob Wiedyk, Garrison's mother and father, Garrison, and Flushing High School Principal and Rotarian, Mr. Kevin Foltz.

🎉 Congratulations to our Rotary Student of the Month: Drew Schmidt! 🎉

Drew is a senior at Flushing High School, maintaining an impressive 3.817 GPA, and is set to graduate with high honors this spring. He is also in his second year at the Genesee Career Institute (GCI), studying in the Aviation Academy.

Drew is the proud son of Andrew and Brandi Schmidt and has an older sister, Ella (FHS Class of 2022), who was also a recipient of this award and a dedicated member of the Rotary Interact Club.

His passions include sports, traveling, fishing, and hunting. Drew has been actively involved in numerous clubs, including serving as the President of the FHS Rotary Interact Club, as well as being a member of the National Honor Society and the Varsity Club.

Drew’s commitment to giving back to his community is evident through his volunteer work with Candle Walk Set-up, Adopt-a-Highway, blanket making for Hurley Medical Center, and more. He also volunteered at the Flushing Youth Sports Camp this past summer!

Athletically, Drew has been a standout in tennis and basketball. He’s played three years of tennis (two on Varsity), earning 2x first team FML honors and qualifying for the state tournament, and four years of basketball (two on Varsity). Throughout his athletic career, Drew has consistently achieved scholar-athlete status.

Looking ahead, while Drew is officially undecided on his college plans, he’s strongly considering Western Michigan University to pursue his dream of becoming a commercial pilot.

In his free time, Drew has a goal to visit all 30 Major League Baseball ballparks—having already been to 21! He’s also proud to have recently completed visits to all 50 states.

Drew’s favorite memory at FHS is competing at the State Finals for tennis this past weekend, with a close second being the baseball team’s postseason run, winning the Regional Championship this past spring. His favorite teacher is Mr. Thomas, who he admires as a coach and a father figure to all his athletes.

Drew’s dedication to his academics, athletics, and community is truly inspiring. Congratulations, Drew, on this well-deserved honor! 👏

#RotaryStudentOfTheMonth #FlushingPride #FHS

 
🌟 Today's Flushing Rotary Speaker: Brandi Schmidt - Little Pink Houses of Hope 🌟
This morning, we were honored to welcome Brandi Schmidt from Little Pink Houses of Hope to speak with our Flushing Rotary Club! 💖🏠
Little Pink Houses of Hope empowers breast cancer patients and their families to live each day to the fullest with purpose, hope, and direction on their cancer journey. Through free, week-long vacation retreats, they provide a much-needed break from medical schedules and the heavy burden of healthcare costs. But most importantly, they offer a supportive environment where families can rediscover joy, strengthen relationships, and build connections with others who truly understand the impact of diagnosis and treatment. 🌸👨‍👩‍👦
Thank you, Brandi, for sharing this incredible organization's mission with us today and your personal journey!
Interested in joining the Flushing Rotary? Send us a message!
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change—across the globe, in our communities, and within ourselves. 🌍💪
Rotarians in action at this year's Harvest Fest! 🌾🍂

We were proud to have the Rotary Club of Flushing present, sharing our mission of 'Service Above Self' with the community. From scholarships for local teens to grants for important projects, we’re committed to making a lasting impact.

To learn more about how we support the Flushing area and how YOU can get involved, send us a message!

Together, we’re building a better future! #RotaryClub #ServiceAboveSelf #FlushingRotary #HarvestFest2024 #CommunityAction 

🎉 Rotary Student of the Month: Hana Allam! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce Hana Allam as our Rotary Student of the Month! A senior at FHS, Hana currently holds an impressive GPA of 4.129, ranking her 2nd in the class of 2025.

Hana is the daughter of Azmy Allam and Walaa Awad and has a wonderful family support system, including her five older siblings—Nadia, Ibrahim, Lila, and her two accomplished brothers, Yusuf (2022 valedictorian) and Adam (2023 Interactor).

In her free time, Hana enjoys playing tennis and diving into murder mystery novels. She's actively involved in multiple clubs, including the Rotary Club, National Honor Society, and Quiz Bowl, and serves as the student representative on the Flushing Community Schools Board of Education.

Her commitment to community service is truly inspiring! Hana volunteers with the Muslim Youth of North America, participates in Adopt-a-Highway cleanups, organizes book distributions, and supports tennis events at FHS.

An accomplished athlete, Hana has been on the Varsity Tennis team for all four years and was a regional finalist and Flint Metro League Champion last year.

Looking ahead, Hana plans to study Biology or Chemistry at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, with aspirations of becoming a Physician Assistant.

One of her favorite memories at FHS includes the excitement of Raider Games and, of course, playing tennis. She also credits Mr. Ian Thomas as her favorite teacher for his dedication and support.

Congratulations, Hana! We are so proud of your achievements and can't wait to see what the future holds for you! 🌟 #RotaryStudentoftheMonth #FHS #FutureLeader

 

The Flushing Rotary Club was honored to welcome District Governor Katherine Hahn to our weekly meeting on Tuesday, September 3rd!

Katherine joined the Rotary Club of Stratford in 2003, motivated by a passion to give back to the community that supported her three children. She served on the board of directors starting in 2015 and led the club as president during the challenging 2020-21 term, where her leadership earned the club recognition for exceptional growth, ranking in the top 5% in North America during Covid.

Until 2023, Katherine served as District Polio Chair. A dedicated Rotarian, she’s a multiple Paul Harris Fellow and a proud member of the Bequest Society, Polio Plus, and Paul Harris Society. We are excited for her upcoming role as District Governor for the 2024-25 Rotary year!

Thank you, Katherine, for joining us and sharing your insights as we work toward our goals for the upcoming year! 🌟 #ServiceAboveSelf #RotaryInternational #FlushingRotary #DistrictGovernor #KatherineHahn

 
📚 The Flushing Rotary Club is always proud to support Flushing Community Schools and our meeting on August 20th was no different! We were honored to present Superintendent Matt Shanafelt with a $1,700 check to support child literacy at our weekly meeting.
 
These funds were raised through our annual Huge Rotary Garage Sale held in the spring, and we're thrilled to see them go towards such an important cause. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this donation possible!
 
Together, we’re making a difference in our community. #FlushingRotary #SupportOurSchools #ChildLiteracy #CommunityStrong
 
We are incredibly grateful to Paul and Emily Musolf of Kitsune Defense for speaking at our recent Rotary Club meeting! 🥋✨
Their dedication to the Nonprofit Self-Defense School is truly inspiring. Kitsune Defense is all about helping individuals find their personal power through self-defense training and education. They emphasized that self-defense is not just about physical movements but also about the crucial skills of conversation and de-escalation.
Thank you, Paul and Emily, for sharing your mission and passion with us.
 
We were thrilled to have Ed Benning, the CEO of Mass Transportation, as our guest speaker at our recent club meeting! 🚍✨
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Ed for sharing his invaluable insight and wisdom. He provided a thorough discussion on the upcoming millage renewal on the ballot, a topic crucial for our community's future.
A big thank you to Ed for taking the time to enlighten and engage us. His expertise was greatly appreciated by all in attendance.
 
We were thrilled to welcome Amber Taylor, the Executive Director of Back to the Bricks, to our July 16th meeting! 🎉
Back to the Bricks is an incredible celebration that brings over 500,000 car show enthusiasts to Genesee County annually. It's a true ode to our love of motor vehicles and honors our area's rich automotive history. 🏎️✨
Leading up to the Main Event, Back to the Bricks hosts Tune-up Parties and Promo Tours that get everyone revved up with anticipation. And when the big day arrives, it's a spectacular showcase featuring classic, custom, and collector vehicles of all kinds. 🎶🍔👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
Flint, known as the birthplace of "America's Sports Car," proudly hosts a National Reunion for Corvette aficionados during this thrilling week. The event is not just about cars; it's about community, with music, food vendors, and plenty of family-friendly activities creating an unforgettable atmosphere. 🎶🌭🎈
Amber shared a lot with us about this amazing event that brings so much joy and excitement to our community! 🌟
Thank you to Bueche's Food World for providing the donuts that morning! The generosity of our local businesses is above and beyond!