Volunteer With Lift The Block at One Healthy Detroit
Lift The Block is excited to serve as a community vendor at the upcoming One Healthy Detroit Health & Wellness Expo, a citywide event focused on health, wellness, family support, and community connection across Detroit.
We are currently seeking volunteers to help us create a welcoming, organized, and impactful experience at our vendor table throughout the event.
Event Details
Detroit Edison Public School Academy
1903 Wilkins St.
Detroit, MI
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Volunteer Shift Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Community Event Hours: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
About the Event
One Healthy Detroit is a free community Health & Wellness Expo designed to bring Detroit families together while promoting healthier lifestyles and access to valuable resources.
The event will feature:
Health & wellness resources
Healthcare vendors and community organizations
Family-friendly activities
Food trucks and refreshments
Fun Run & Walk
Giveaways and community engagement opportunities
Volunteer Responsibilities
Volunteers may assist with:
Vendor table setup and breakdown
Greeting and engaging with community members
Distributing snacks, resources, or informational materials
Assisting with crowd flow and organization
Supporting family engagement activities
Helping maintain a welcoming and positive environment
Who We’re Looking For
We are looking for volunteers who are:
Dependable and professional
Friendly and community-oriented
Passionate about serving Detroit families
Comfortable engaging with the public
Willing to support a fast-paced community event environment
What to Expect
This will be a high-energy, community-centered event focused on health, wellness, and connection. Volunteers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for outdoor and indoor activity.
Water and light refreshments will be available.
Sign Up to Volunteer
If you are interested in volunteering with Lift The Block for this event, please email us at info@lifttheblock.org
Together, we can continue empowering families, strengthening Detroit, one block at a time.
