Despite experiencing overwhelming challenges these past years, there are so many among us who are grateful for small blessings, and the joy that breaking bread and being together brings us over the holidays. This month, TheHUB celebrates the memories and food traditions we’re building together.

Flint native and Peace Corps. volunteer Ashley Hamilton, who spent four years in Mozambique, South Africa, says, despite all the bad things we see about people in the media, there is good. “I am most grateful for good people who do good things and bring positivity back to their community,” she says

Editor’s note: Ashley is one of the many individuals that’s become a part of a social movement highlighting the people, places and positivity of Flint. Get a taste of our city’s emerging food culture at Savor the Flavor of Flint, a community-wide celebration of home cooks and area chefs featuring celebrity-led cooking demonstrations and entertainment, tastings, pop-up shops and dynamic discussions about the power of good foods. Learn more at SavorTheFlavorFlint.com

  AARP Michigan, Comcast Internet Essentials, Community Foundation of Greater Flint, Health Alliance Plan, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Fitness Foundation, Ruth Mott Foundation, Savor the Flavor Flint, TheHUB Flint

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