DETROIT- Karibu House, founded in 1996, is now a member of the Detroit Association of Black Organizations and has acquired office space inside DABO's multi-service center.
Karibu House intends to continue serving LGBTs of color in the new space and to offer afterschool programming for local students.
To attend a June 4 fundraiser, an evening of jazz and theater at the Samaritan Center at 7 p.m., contact 248-906-5529.
Tax-deductible donations can be made payable to Karibu House, Inc. and sent to 8100 W. Davison, Detroit, MI 48234.
Karibu House gets new space
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