Foreigner wrapped up a near two-week stand in Detroit with a special acoustic performance.

The intimate show took place at the Ford Motor Company Conference and Event Center in Dearborn, Michigan.

It will be released as a live album in early 2016 called The Hits Unplugged and Live.

The band used the unique opportunity to give something back, partnering with Ford to raise funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

The band's tour manager's daughter has had diabetes since she was 2.

"We kind of know the history and what a terrible kind of encumbrance it is to have this, especially for kids, babies and children who have it all of their life, and there's no upside to it," Mick Jones told Ultimate Classic Rock.

No official release date for The Hits Unplugged and Live has been set.