Rochester Hills Announces Share Your RH Story Program
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI, March 4, 2022 – Rochester Hills is encouraging residents, businesses, and local nonprofits to share the positive things that happened this year. Who is someone in your neighborhood helping others? What businesses are taking innovation to a new level? What local nonprofits have made a difference in your life?
Storytelling can impact a community in a variety of positive ways. It can inspire others, foster partnerships, and build new connections among neighbors. Cities have the ability to share those stories in a very unique way and we know we have some amazing stories to tell.
“Rochester Hills is full of individuals that are creative, innovative, and incredibly kind,” states Mayor Bryan K. Barnett “We look forward to echoing the stories of the people that make Rochester Hills such a wonderful place to live, work, and raise a family.”
Every business, every neighborhood, and every person has a story. Those that are interested in sharing a story can visit www.rochesterhills.org/shareyourstory. Everyone is welcome to participate in this program. The deadline for submissions is April 1, 2022.
Selected stories will be featured in the city’s print and digital communications this spring and summer.
Picture at the Top
An example of a wonderful Rochester Hills (RH) Story. In a joyous evening of basketabll, the Rochester Adams Boys Basketball program held a fundraiser benefitting Dutton Farm on January 31st!
About the City of Rochester Hills
Established in 1984, the City of Rochester Hills is a prosperous community offering residents and businesses superior services. Voted one of the top places to live by several sources including CNNMoney magazine, Rochester Hills is committed to sustaining its position among the nation’s preeminent places to live, work and raise a family. Through the city’s focus on health, education, and technology; the community continues to attract forward-thinking leaders and businesses.
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Mar 4, 2022 Office of Rochester Hills Mayor, Bryan Barnett
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Rochester.Life Staff