Peak Physique Fitness Training Partners with Grace Centers of Hope to Collect Diapers for Children in Need

Peak Physique Fitness Training is proud to partner with Pontiac-based Grace Centers of Hope, one of Southeast Michigan’s leading organizations serving men, women, and children facing homelessness and abuse, through a community diaper drive this month.

Owners Lissa and Nick Pietrykowski launched the initiative after learning of the urgent need for diapers and baby essentials for families in Grace Centers of Hope’s women and children’s programs. Members of Peak Physique and the broader Troy community are encouraged to donate new packages of diapers, wipes, and baby care items at the training facility.

“Fitness is about more than personal health—it’s about building strong communities,” said Lissa Pietrykowski, Co-Owner of Peak Physique. “We’re honored to support Grace Centers of Hope in their mission and to help provide comfort and care to families who need it most.”

HOW TO DONATE

• Donations can be dropped off at Peak Physique Fitness Training, 1071 E Long Lake Road, Troy, during normal business hours through Sept. 1.
• Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Diapers can also be ordered online and sent to Peak Physique's Troy location.

“By hosting diaper drives, local businesses provide more than just supplies; they give our daycare children at Grace Centers of Hope comfort, dignity, and the foundation for a brighter future,” said Dean Herzoff, spokesperson for Grace Centers of Hope.

Grace Centers of Hope has served Metro Detroit for over 75 years, offering long-term, life-changing programs that provide safe housing, education, childcare, and recovery support to those in crisis. The donated diapers will directly support children living in Grace’s programs, helping parents focus on rebuilding their lives.

“This diaper drive reminds us how small acts of giving can make a huge difference,” added Nick Pietrykowski, Co-Owner of Peak Physique. “We’re grateful to our members and community for stepping up alongside us.”

For more information about Peak Physique Fitness Training, visit www.peakphysiquetroy.com.
To learn more about Grace Centers of Hope, visit www.gracecentersofhope.org.

About Peak Physique Fitness Training

Troy-based Peak Physique Fitness Training is a locally owned fitness center dedicated to helping individuals of all ages and fitness levels achieve their personal health goals. Founded by husband-and-wife team Lissa and Nick Pietrykowski, Peak Physique offers personalized training, small group classes, and holistic wellness support in a welcoming and motivating environment. With a focus on strength, endurance, and overall well-being, Peak Physique Fitness Training empowers members to build healthier lifestyles both inside and outside the gym.

About Grace Centers of Hope

Pontiac-based Grace Centers of Hope, founded in 1942, is one of Southeast Michigan’s leading faith-based organizations serving individuals and families facing homelessness, addiction, and abuse. Beyond providing shelter, Grace offers long-term solutions through life skills education, workforce development, counseling, residential services, licensed daycare, and community outreach. The nonprofit receives no government funding and relies on the generosity of donors and partners to transform lives through the power of God’s love.