Who We Are

Redford Interfaith Relief began in the summer of 1997 as a collaborative effort initiated, by members of the Redford Clergy Association, (now referred to as the Redford Ministerial Alliance) for the purpose of Interfaith Outreach to meet the needs of the community.  A steering committee was formed with participants strongly committed to this project.  It is our belief that easing the pain of hunger will help heal the spirit".  (Click Here to read More)

Mission of Redford Interfaith Relief: Promoting the dignity of all people through faith-based support by assisting and empowering those in need.  Christ called his disciples to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and shelter the homeless.  Redford Interfaith Relief (R.I.R.) is a community effort of all faiths to heed Our Lord's call.

Redford Interfaith Relief is a coalition of member churches with individuals and organizations to end hunger and poverty in the Redford Community.  Individuals and families in need are referred by their neighborhood member church and are provided assistance through the following programs: the Client Choice Emergency Food Pantry, Clothing Closet and TEFAP (The Emergency Food Program-government commodities).

Where We Are: R.I.R. is located in the Keeler School, 17715 Brady (between 6 Mile & 7 Mile Roads)  in Redford, MI 48240.  Whether bringing donations or seeking assistance, please park in the lot and enter through the back entrance.