Super Makeover 2005 | Registration Info.

It's your opportunity to volunteer for the Super Makeover, an initiative of metro Detroit civic, business and government leaders who are working to beautify the region in preparation for Super Bowl XL, which will be held in Detroit on February 5, 2006.

Register Now. 

Save time by registering you, your friends and your family online.  Registration is open for the October 22, 2005 event, which will occur from 9am to 1pm. 

Click here to register online.

The Event.

What:  The Super Makeover is a series of regional beautification efforts in which several thousand metro Detroit residents will come together to work on beautification projects in downtown Detroit and key destination points across the region. 

When:  This Fall's Super Makeover will occur on October 22, 2005.  Volunteers are required to sign-in at 9 am.  A thank you reception will conclude the event at 1 pm.

Where:  Downtown Detroit and key destination points across the region.

More Info:  Beautification priorities include:

• Remove & paint over graffiti
• Remove trash
• Kill and remove pavement weeds
• Power wash pavement in high traffic, pedestrian areas
• City will clean the streets & alleys

The Partnership.

Civic, Business & Government Partners:

• The City of Detroit & Motor City Makeover
• Comerica Park & Detroit Tigers
• Commuter Express
• Detroit Economic Growth Corporation
• Detroit Lions
• Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Detroit Regional Chamber
• Detroit Super Bowl XL Host Committee
• Downtown Detroit Partnership
• DTE Energy
• Eight Mile Boulevard Association
• Home Depot
• Ilitch Holdings, Inc.
• Keep Detroit Beautiful
• Penske Truck Leasing
• Pepsi Co.
• Tourism Economic Development Council
• University Cultural Center Association
• Volunteer Impact
• WJBK Fox 2
• Woodward Avenue Action Association
• WWJ AM 950
• W XYT AM 1270

Previous Events.

This events stems from the All-Star Super Makeover, which took place on June 25, 2005.  The All-Star Super Makeover attracted approximately 1,000 volunteers who devoted three hours to picking up garbage, clearing debris, painting, weeding and generally getting our downtown in shape to host the Major League Baseball All-Star Game.  The game exceeded even the most optimistic expectations, as it generated positive impressions of metro Detroit around the world.