Sitting for long periods of time can lead to several major health issues, including obesity, heart disease, cancer and Type 2 diabetes, according to a recent Mayo Clinic report. Here’s what you can do to offset its affects.
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Three major Flint grocery stores recently closed their doors, leaving many residents scrambling to find a local place to buy food. HAP is proud to partner with the Flint Ride to Groceries program to make it easier for people to access healthy, affordable food.Read More
We’ve crossed the finish line, and we want to thank the 60,000 + participants, volunteers, sponsors and spectators who joined forces in Flint to foster the health and wellness of the communities we serve.Read More
End-of-life discussions are necessary and important, but they're also some of the hardest conversations you’ll ever have. Here’s what’s at stake and how to get started.Read More
In our first Spotlight On feature, we’re focusing on Forgotten Harvest. They started in 1990 with a mission to fight two problems: hunger and food waste. Forgotten Harvest “rescues” over 40 million pounds of surplus food from 800 sources annually – enough to feed 3.4 million people a year!Read More
Giving back to your community, even in a small way, makes a big impact. According to a Johns Hopkins study, volunteering can decrease the chance of depression, increase brain functioning, and some volunteers have less than half the risk of dying compared to people who don’t volunteer.Read More
When we’re kids, we want to be adults. When we become adults, we long to be a kid again. Here are six fun ways to make it happen this summer.Read More
We’re getting outside less—and it’s hurting everyone, especially kids. Here’s how to fix it.Read More
HAP’s Orange Strivers are getting ready for the HAP Brooksie Way at Oakland University.Read More
This is the 40th anniversary of the Crim Festival of Races! We’re proud to be a part of this great tradition as the title sponsor of the Crim as well as the Brooksie Way.
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