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Best Wishes to our U-M Summer Interns
Summer flew by and a talented pair of summer interns from the University of Michigan helped make it a breeze. Sophia Filipe, who’s starting her ...
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Shamrock 555 Awards Student Scholarships
We are so proud of Downtown Boxing Gym graduate, Melanie Rayford, one of the first-ever recipients of a $10,000 impact scholarship from Shamrock 555 The ...
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Celebrating Our Seniors: Congratulations, Dorian!
About this series: The Downtown Boxing Gym is incredibly proud of our 100% high school graduation rate – a track record of success that has ...
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Celebrating Our Seniors: Congratulations, Takiyah!
About this series: The Downtown Boxing Gym is incredibly proud of our 100% high school graduation rate – a track record of success that has ...
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Celebrating Our Seniors: Congratulations, Kristopher!
About this series: The Downtown Boxing Gym is incredibly proud of our 100% high school graduation rate – a track record of success that has ...
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Celebrating Our Seniors: Congratulations, Melanie!
About this series: The Downtown Boxing Gym is incredibly proud of our 100% high school graduation rate – a track record of success that has ...
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Downtown Boxing Gym Welcomes Four New Board Members
The Downtown Boxing Gym is excited to welcome FOUR new board members. Brian Vieaux of Flagstar Bank, Dennis Blender of Blender Consulting Group, and Gary Wilson of JPMorgan Chase all join our ...
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Bee Hives Come Alive at the Downtown Boxing Gym
What’s all the buzz about? The nonprofit group Bees in the D has created a new home for dozens of honey bees right in our ...
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Volunteer Spotlight: Shobi Mathew
An emergency medicine clinical research coordinator at Wayne State University’s School of Medicine, Shobi brings a wealth of knowledge to our program and our students. ...
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Coach Khali Joins Roundtable Discussion with Northwestern High Students
Khali Sweeney, our founder and CEO of the Downtown Boxing Gym, took part in a recent roundtable discussion with high school students attending Detroit College ...
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