The Detroit Tigers are committed to working with our fans and community to promote equality and justice for all.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings are recognizing four influential individuals who are making a positive impact in the Detroit community by working to create an inclusive environment for all. In partnership with Comerica Bank, the Game Changers series honors community members who are making a profound difference in the lives of others in underrepresented communities. Each honoree receives a $1,000 grant dedicated to the charity of their choice from the Detroit Tigers, Red Wings, and Comerica Bank.

Raymond Lozano
Executive Director, Mexicantown Community Development Corporation
Frank Venegas Jr.
Founder & Chair, The Ideal Group Inc.
Joann Chavez
Founder, President & CEO, The Michigan Hispanic Collaborative
Jorge Chinea
Director, Wayne State University Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies
"I've seen a lot of the athletes stepping out and getting involved in this, helping to support what's going on with teh marching the last few days. What I like about it now is you see an integration. There's no color to this, there's no religion to it." Willie Horton
"This is a critical and defining moment in our history. As the first female heads groundskeeper in Major League Baseball, it is my sincere hope that I have laid a foundation for more women to follow in my footsteps, promoting diversity in baseball, both on and off the field. Baseball brings people from different races and cultures together. It is important, now more than ever, to lead by example, to work together and to promote justice and equality for all. - Heather Nabozny, Head Groundskeeper

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