Covenant House Michigan supporters gather in front of the A Night of Detroit Stars event backdrop.
Our Story with Covenant House Michigan
Covenant House Michigan provides young people experiencing homelessness with a safe place to stay, essential resources and support designed to help them move toward independence and a more stable future.
With locations in Detroit and Grand Rapids, Covenant House Michigan combines emergency and transitional housing with street outreach, education, employment assistance, health services and other wraparound support. Its programs meet young people where they are while helping them take meaningful steps toward long-term stability.
Weingartz and the Weingartz family have supported the Covenant House mission in a variety of ways over the years, from fundraising events and awareness efforts to leadership and financial support.
How Weingartz Supports Covenant House Michigan
Longstanding Community Support
The relationship between Weingartz and Covenant House Michigan extends back more than a decade. Through personal involvement, charitable giving, events and leadership, the Weingartz family has remained connected to efforts that help young people facing homelessness build safer and more stable futures.
Taking Part in Sleep Out
Dan Weingartz has participated in Covenant House Michigan's Sleep Out, joining other business and community leaders in giving up the comfort of a bed for a night to raise funds and greater awareness of youth homelessness.
Supporting A Night of Detroit Stars
Weingartz has supported Covenant House Michigan's signature fundraising events, including serving as a sponsor of A Night of Detroit Stars. The annual event brings the community together to raise funds in support of young people experiencing homelessness.
Leadership Beyond Fundraising
Dan Weingartz's involvement has also extended into education. He currently serves as Vice Chair of Youth Vision Solutions, which operates Covenant Schools, formerly Covenant House Academy. The schools were originally established through Covenant House Michigan's work to create educational opportunities for young people experiencing homelessness and other barriers to completing high school.
Direct Financial Support
The Weingartz Family Foundation has provided financial support to Covenant House Michigan, helping strengthen the programs and resources available to young people working toward safety, stability and independence.
Covenant House Michigan CEO Meagan Dunn addresses guests from the stage during the annual fundraiser.
A large group of volunteers gathers after helping with campus improvements, donations, and other projects supporting Covenant House Michigan residents.
Supporters gather for a candlelight moment during a Covenant House Michigan Sleep Out event raising awareness for youth homelessness.
Covenant House Michigan supports young people in Grand Rapids with resources, services, and a safe place to build toward a more stable future.
Covenant House Michigan shares its “Mile in Our Sneakers” display during ArtPrize to raise awareness of the experiences of youth facing homelessness.
Community members participate in Covenant House Michigan’s Sleep Out in Detroit to support young people experiencing homelessness.
Best Buy volunteers come together to support Covenant House Michigan and its programs for young people in need.
Credit union volunteers support Covenant House Michigan through a community service project benefiting local youth.
Our Partner
Covenant House Michigan began serving young people in Detroit in 1997 and later expanded to Grand Rapids. Today, its doors are open around the clock to young people who need housing and support.
Programs include emergency shelter, transitional housing, street outreach, educational and vocational assistance and a range of supportive services designed to address immediate needs while helping young people prepare for independent futures. Covenant House Michigan also serves young people who have survived human trafficking, providing support rooted in unconditional love, absolute respect and relentless support.
Covenant House Michigan is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young people experiencing homelessness, housing instability, and other difficult circumstances. Through safe housing, educational opportunities, employment assistance, and supportive services, Covenant House Michigan helps youth build stability, independence, and a brighter future.
Covenant House Michigan serves young people experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing stable housing. The organization provides a safe, supportive environment where youth can access essential resources, develop life skills, continue their education, and work toward long-term independence.
Covenant House Michigan offers a variety of programs designed to help young people overcome challenges and build successful futures. Services include emergency shelter, transitional housing, educational support, career development, counseling, and life skills training. These programs help youth address immediate needs while preparing for greater independence.
Weingartz and the Weingartz family have supported Covenant House Michigan for more than a decade through charitable donations, fundraising sponsorships, community awareness efforts, and leadership involvement. Their support includes participation in Sleep Out events, sponsorship of A Night of Detroit Stars, and financial contributions through the Weingartz Family Foundation.
Covenant House Michigan serves young people in Detroit and Grand Rapids. The organization began helping youth in Detroit in 1997 and later expanded to Grand Rapids, providing emergency housing, outreach programs, and supportive services to young people facing homelessness across Michigan.
You can support Covenant House Michigan through financial donations, volunteer opportunities, fundraising events, and community awareness initiatives. Contributions help provide safe housing, food, education, employment assistance, and essential services for young people experiencing homelessness. Visit Covenant House to learn more about ways to get involved.