WGRT: Founder Of Maggie’s Wigs 4 Kids Of Michigan Receives Prestigious Athena Award

Maggie's Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan thanks WGRT Radio for showing support by sharing the news of founder and CEO, Maggie Varney, receiving the prestigious Athena Award. Please see the article below to learn more.

http://wgrt.com/founder-of-maggies-wigs-4-kids-of-michigan-receives-prestigious-athena-award/

We're Featured in The Shores Magazine October/November 2023 Issue!

We are so excited to be featured on the front cover and in a full article in The Shores Magazine's October/November issue! What a wonderful community outreach opportunity - we thank The Shores Magazine team for their love & support! You can...

The Tribune: Seymour Girl Donates Hair to Help Kids

After doing research with her mom, 9-year-old Piper from Seymour chose to donate her hair to Maggie's Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan as she wanted to make a difference for her peers experiencing hair loss from cancer and other disorders. You can read...

Macomb Chamber Weekly: Macomb Business Awards 2023

We thank the Macomb Chamber for choosing Maggie's Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan as one of their honorees to receive a "Small But Mighty Award" through the Macomb Business Awards 2023 program. They highlighted our nonprofit alongside other...

Macomb Daily: Macomb Business Awards Honors Area Companies & Nonprofits

Our heartfelt gratitude to The Macomb Chamber for hosting the Macomb Business Awards and to Macomb Daily for covering the story. We were very fortunate at Maggie's Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan to be honored with a "Small But Mighty Award"...

WXYZ Channel 7 Detroit: Compassion Project with Bates Academy

We thank WXYZ Detroit Channel 7 for providing media coverage of our compassion project in partnership with Bates Academy. 5th-8th grade students who are part of a pre-med club and are aspiring doctors were led by teacher Rolanda Mathews in a...

FOX2Detroit: Compassion Project with Bates Academy

We thank FOX2Detroit for providing media coverage of our compassion project in partnership with Bates Academy. 5th-8th grade students who are part of a pre-med club and are aspiring doctors were led by teacher Rolanda Mathews in a compassion project...