Showing 176 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | IAI H20 FOUNDATION PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND VOLUNTEER SERVICES TO LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS FOCUSED ON HUMANITARIAN, EDUCATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CAUSES THROUGH FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES AND PROFITS OF INFRASTRUCTURE ALTERNATIVES | ROCKFORD, MI | |
| 152 | BLACK LEADERS DETROIT To provide financial support for diverse social and community impact projects originated and led by Detroiters of African descent. | Detroit, MI | |
| 153 | FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF To provide financial support for nonprofit educational programs that advance the education of children. | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | |
| 154 | THE FRIENDS OF MOLDOVA TO EDUCATE AND PROVIDE MATERIAL SUPPORT FOR MOLDOVAN YOUTH FOR CIVIL ENGAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TO PRESENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MOLDOVANS TO BUILD THEIR LIFE SKILLS THROUGH WORKSHOPS, TRAINING, ACCESS TO PROFESSIONAL MATERIALS, AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT. | HASLETT, MI | |
| 155 | SOUP FOR ALL INC To provide awareness for and financial assistance to food pantries, homelessness prevention programs, housing assistance programs, and homeless prevention education programs in the tri-cities of Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg, Michigan. | SPRING LAKE, MI | |
| 156 | POTENTIAL FOUNDATION An organization formed to provide emotional, social, and economic support to low- income communities. The Potential Foundation currently hosts a back to school charity drive, a turkey drive during the holiday season, and a scholarship comedy-show. | Redford, MI | |
| 157 | NORTH BRANCH ATHLETIC BOOSTERS We come along side our school's athletic program, athletes, and coaches to offer assistance. Our assistance is given in physical & financial help. | NORTH BRANCH, MI | |
| 158 | SHAHEEN PAKISTAN INC We develop a free online portal that will make available applications and submissions for quality programs easier for students in developing countries. We also provide financial support to the bright students, who can't afford higher education. | ROCHESTER HLS, MI | |
| 159 | EMILY VICTORIA SOLEK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE EMILY VICTORIA SOLEK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND provides assistance for higher education to a graduate of Stoney Creek High School, Rochester Hills, Michigan. On an annual basis, a student pursuing a college degree will be awarded financial assistance, for their higher education expenses. Qualifications will be based on character and academic achievement. Financial need may also be a consideration. The fund is organized exclusively for educational purposes, including but not limited to, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section(s) of any future federal tax code. This fund created an endowment with the Rochester Community Schools Foundation (TIN 38-3269615) who is responsible for administering the application and selection process for the scholarship recipient each year. | Rochester Hills, MI | |
| 160 | 520 CHARITABLE FOUNDATION The primary purpose of the Corporation shall be to provide financial support and services to charitable organizations located in the State of Michigan and/or elsewhere. | PLYMOUTH, MI | |
| 161 | OUR FATHERS DIADEM To Provide support that fosters connection and growth in adoptive families. This will include: 1. free Mental health therapy 2. Financial assistance for house projects 3.Financial assistance for respite 4. Grants for medical expenses | midland, MI | |
| 162 | WagginBark Charity Inc To improve animal welfare by providing foster and educational services, as well as direct financial support to charitable organizations engaged in animal care, sheltering, fostering, cruelty and prevention services. | Dexter, MI | |
| 163 | HOT PINK HELPERS Hot Pink Helpers is formed exclusively for charitable, educational, scientific and literary purposes to receive and administer funds for the purpose of provide financial assistance to individuals diagnosed with cancer and their families. | WIXOM, MI | |
| 164 | HIS WILL FOUNDATION HIS WILL FOUNDATION SEEKS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES. | HARTLAND, MI | |
| 165 | ISLAS CHRISTMAS WISH FOUNDATION Islas Christmas Wish Foundation will serve families that have lost a baby or child, providing emotional and financial support by providing gifts for the surviving children, for the first Christmas after their loss. | CLARKSTON, MI | |
| 166 | COMMUNITY SHARING TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, EDUCATION AND EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN NEED WHILE RESPECTING THEIR DIGNITY AND FOSTERING THEIR INDEPENDENCE. | HIGHLAND, MI | |
| 167 | WOLDUMAR ENDOWNMENT CHARITABLE TR Financial support for Wolumar Nature Center. WNA is a 501(c)(3) nature education center in Lansing, MI | East Lansing, MI | |
| 168 | VOLUNTEERS OF HENRY FORD THE VOLUNTEERS OF HENRY FORD ALLEGIANCE HEALTH CONTRIBUTED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HENRY FORD HEALTH JACKSON HOSPITAL, A TAX-EXEMPT HOSPITAL. | JACKSON, MI | |
| 169 | Flat Rock, MI | ||
| 170 | BAY CITY, MI | ||
| 171 | MADISON HEIGHTS, MI | ||
| 172 | ROSCOMMON, MI | ||
| 173 | Lansing, MI | ||
| 174 | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | ||
| 175 | Kalamazoo, MI | ||
| 176 | PETOSKEY, MI | ||
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