Big Dig Michigan

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Join us at the American Cancer Society's Big Dig of Michigan on Saturday, July 12th for a one-of-a-kind afternoon. The Big Dig of Michigan allows children of all ages a hands-on and immersive introduction to the construction industry and field of STEM. Our dedicated partners provide pieces of equipment for demonstration allowing children to operate select equipment with assistance of a certified volunteer and photos - in the driver's seat, or next to these larger-than-life machines! You can also expect construction themed crafts, demonstrations, and activities.

The Big Dig event is a fundraising platform for the American Cancer Society's pediatric cancer initiatives. The American Cancer Society is working to finish the fight against every cancer in every community. Funds raised through the Big Dig event support the American Cancer Society's pediatric initiatives. To learn more about the work and mission of the American Cancer Society please visit www.cancer.org.