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DETROIT, July 30, 2024 ~ The Belle Isle Conservancy, in partnership with Comerica Bank, has announced that the Belle Isle Aquarium will be extending its hours of operation for the month of August. Thanks to a generous contribution of $10,000 from Comerica Bank, the aquarium will now be open to the public every Thursday free of charge.
Not only will this allow for an extra day of enjoyment and learning for families before the end of summer, but it will also aid in the ongoing restoration efforts of the historic building. The support from Comerica Bank is also helping to fund a birthday event on August 18th, commemorating 120 years of environmental preservation on Belle Isle.
"We're grateful for this support from Comerica Bank and excited to provide families an extra day of enjoyment and learning before the summer is over," said Meagan Elliott, Chief Executive Officer of Belle Isle Conservancy. "And for those who have never been to the Belle Isle Aquarium, now is your chance to come see why it was recently ranked the most beautiful aquarium in America!"
In addition to their financial contribution, Comerica Bank is also showing their commitment to giving back to the community by hosting a park cleanup event on August 10th with their Comerica Cares team of volunteers. This event not only helps beautify Belle Isle but also aligns with Comerica's mission to make it "the Jewel of Detroit."
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"Comerica and the Belle Isle Aquarium have long served Detroit, and as we approach our own historic 175th anniversary we felt it fitting to support another notable institution that has given back so much to the city," explained Steve Davis, Michigan Market President at Comerica Bank. "It's crucial we uphold and preserve our natural surroundings and historical landmarks, ensuring our city thrives and that future generations can enjoy the park's distinctive environment."
The Belle Isle Aquarium is located at 3 Inselruhe Ave. in Detroit and will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Sunday until August 29th. While no tickets are required, a $5 donation is encouraged to support the ongoing restoration efforts.
Comerica Bank's commitment to the community goes beyond financial contributions, as their colleagues have also volunteered over 320,000 hours since January 2019, translating to more than $10.2 million worth of donated time. This year marks Comerica Bank's 175th anniversary of serving its communities and focusing on the customer first by offering personal, small business, and commercial banking services, as well as wealth management services.
As Belle Isle continues to thrive and preserve its natural beauty for future generations, the support from Comerica Bank is crucial in achieving this goal. The partnership between the Belle Isle Conservancy and Comerica Bank showcases their shared dedication to making a positive impact in the community and preserving historical landmarks like the Belle Isle Aquarium.
Not only will this allow for an extra day of enjoyment and learning for families before the end of summer, but it will also aid in the ongoing restoration efforts of the historic building. The support from Comerica Bank is also helping to fund a birthday event on August 18th, commemorating 120 years of environmental preservation on Belle Isle.
"We're grateful for this support from Comerica Bank and excited to provide families an extra day of enjoyment and learning before the summer is over," said Meagan Elliott, Chief Executive Officer of Belle Isle Conservancy. "And for those who have never been to the Belle Isle Aquarium, now is your chance to come see why it was recently ranked the most beautiful aquarium in America!"
In addition to their financial contribution, Comerica Bank is also showing their commitment to giving back to the community by hosting a park cleanup event on August 10th with their Comerica Cares team of volunteers. This event not only helps beautify Belle Isle but also aligns with Comerica's mission to make it "the Jewel of Detroit."
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"Comerica and the Belle Isle Aquarium have long served Detroit, and as we approach our own historic 175th anniversary we felt it fitting to support another notable institution that has given back so much to the city," explained Steve Davis, Michigan Market President at Comerica Bank. "It's crucial we uphold and preserve our natural surroundings and historical landmarks, ensuring our city thrives and that future generations can enjoy the park's distinctive environment."
The Belle Isle Aquarium is located at 3 Inselruhe Ave. in Detroit and will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Sunday until August 29th. While no tickets are required, a $5 donation is encouraged to support the ongoing restoration efforts.
Comerica Bank's commitment to the community goes beyond financial contributions, as their colleagues have also volunteered over 320,000 hours since January 2019, translating to more than $10.2 million worth of donated time. This year marks Comerica Bank's 175th anniversary of serving its communities and focusing on the customer first by offering personal, small business, and commercial banking services, as well as wealth management services.
As Belle Isle continues to thrive and preserve its natural beauty for future generations, the support from Comerica Bank is crucial in achieving this goal. The partnership between the Belle Isle Conservancy and Comerica Bank showcases their shared dedication to making a positive impact in the community and preserving historical landmarks like the Belle Isle Aquarium.
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