DEARBORN, Michigan – Comerica executive Amal Berry-Brown and her family braved the cold weather and spent last Saturday afternoon volunteering as bell ringers for The Salvation Army outside of Fairlane Mall in Dearborn.
No, it’s not Blue Beanie Day – that was yesterday. Saturday at Fairlane, Berry-Brown, who serves as vice president and National Arab and Chaldean Business Affairs Manager for Comerica, was joined by her husband Phil Brown, as well as their six-year-old son Amr and five-year-old daughter Maya. Volunteers like the Berry-Brown family are working to help The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit meet its goal of raising $8.2 million through its Red Kettle Campaign this year.
Left to right: Phil Brown, Amal Berry-Brown, and their son Amr Brown
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Amal Berry-Brown of Comerica rings the bell for the Salvation Army at Fairlane Mall in Dearborn
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Maya - Amal Berry-Brown's daughter rings the bell at Fairlane Mall in Dearborn.
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