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51		MIDLAND, MI
52		GRAYLING, MI
53		IRON MOUNTAIN, MI
54		AUBURN HILLS, MI
55		Suttons Bay, MI
56		DETROIT, MI
57		Ann Arbor, MI
58		DETROIT, MI
59		DETROIT, MI
60		Battle Creek, MI
61		FLINT, MI
62		ANN ARBOR, MI
63		DORR, MI
64		NORTHVILLE, MI
65		midland, MI
66		CONCORD, MI
67		ANN ARBOR, MI
68		HUDSONVILLE, MI
69		Highland, MI
70		DETROIT, MI
71		Clinton Township, MI
72		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
73		PLYMOUTH, MI
74		ROYAL OAK, MI
75		WYOMING, MI
76		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
77		Troy, MI
78		HUDSONVILLE, MI
79		HANCOCK, MI

THE WILL CREATE REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS AND GRANTS BY OPERATING THE FINEST MINOR LEAGUE FACILITY AND EVENTS CENTER IN THE NATION.

Member Organizations and Grants

GRANTS TO STUDENTS IS THE ONLY ACTIVITY OF THE FOUNDATION.

MAKING GRANTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

has a mission to increase childrens experiences with language, literacy, and human interactions so that they can better understand themselves, communicate with others and connect with the world. We empower children to Play Write Read for a better tomorrow.

A. TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS AND PROPERTY AND TO OPERATE EXCLSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, AND, IN PARTICULAR, TO MAKE GRANTS TO BENEFIT OR ANY OF ITS SCHOOLS, SO LONG AS SUCH PURPOSE IS A PERMISSABLE PURPOSE FOR AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, BUT IF SUCH PURPOSE IS NOT SUCH A PERMISSIBLE PURPOSE, THEN TO MAKE GRANTS TO BENEFIT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN LOCATED IN OR OTHER URBAN CITIES. B. TO ACQUIRE, OWN, DISPOSE OF AND DEAL WITH REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INTERESTS THEREIN AND TO APPLY GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND DEVISES AND THEIR PROCEEDS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION. C. TO DO SUCH THINGS AND TO PERFORM SUCH ACTS TO ACCOMPLISH ITS PURPOSES AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY DETERMINE TO BE APPROPRIATE AND AS ARE NOT FORBIDDEN BY SECTION 501(C)(3) OF

To provide grants for educational purposes

serves Detroit girls ages 8-12 with literacy and mentorship programming and provides annually 250 books in total for participants to keep, in-person masterclasses with women professionals, hands-on career projects, and other educational and social emotional enrichment activities.

THE GRANTS FROM ALLOW ENTREPRENEURS TO LAUNCH NEW BUSINESSES OR ASSIST IN STABLIZING OR EXPANDING EXISTING ONES. TO DATE, THESE BUSINESSES HAVE BEEN LOCATED IN THE DETROIT NEIGHBORHOODS AND THE MAJORITY OF THESE HAVE BEEN MINORITY-OWNED.

Our mission is to provide support and resources to children of poverty living in Bogota, Colombia. This includes in-country support for adoptive families, matching grants for adoptions, and programs that provide educational and nutritional support to children living in poverty. conducts annual mission trips to provide awareness and services.

Make charitable gifts, grants and other distributions to religious, educational, medical and youth organizations

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS, PARTICULARLY IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN, AS WELL AS FURTHERING OTHER PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS AND CONDUCTING DIRECT ACTIVITIES.

The mission is to support, enhance, and advocate for through community outreach, fundraising, and volunteering.

AS PART OF ITS CHARITABLE MISSION, THE FOUNDATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, OR MEDICAL PURPOSES DEFINED IN CODE SECTION 170(B). THIS YEAR, SUCH GRANTS WERE ISSUED TO FIVE ORGANIZATIONS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON SUPPORTING CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

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

THE DISTRIBUTES SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS/GRADUATES OF COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR POST- SECONDARY EDUCATION, AND ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

Provide grants to organizations and individuals for educational, scientific, religious, cultural or other charitable uses.

and GROUPS AFFILIATED WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPERATING AS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. IT IS ORGANIZED FOR EDUCATIONAL, LITERACY AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3).

IS DEDICATED TO HELPING DETROITERS DEVELOP FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS THAT LEAD TO GOOD JOBS AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT. WE FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN QUALITY ADULT EDUCATION PROVIDERS AND COMPANIES, CREATING LONG-TERM EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESS OF DETROIT.

Providing support to children in literacy, life skills and sports.

Charitable Scholarships and Grants

PROVIDE FUNDS AND SUPPLIES TO LIBRARY SYSTEM TO SUPPLEMENT SERVICES AT LIBRARY. ITEMS PROVIDED DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR INCLUDE MONIES FOR SUMMER READING PROGRAM AND OTHER SUPPLIES.

THE WIIL MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

Organizing events activities to raise funds that are then used to make grants to charitable educational activities aimed at benefitting the area around , Michgian.

TO SUPPORT THE ASSOCIATION AND ITS MISSION THROUGH FINANCIAL GRANTS.

PROMOTE LITERACY BY ENABLING THE VARIED COMMUNITIES OF LEARNERS TO BECOME KNOWLEDGEABLE DECISION MAKERS AND BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE COMMON AND DIVERSE INTERESTS AND BELIEFS.

Regious books publishing and donations to other charitable organizations

CEL PROVIDES FUNDS TO BUILD A LIBRARY/CLASSROOM, PURCHASE ADDITIONAL LAND,AND STAFF SUPPORT FOR 240 CHILDREN GRADES K-5.

IS AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL WITH STRONG ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, AND COMMERCE COMPONENTS PRESENTING FINNISH AND FINNISH AMERICAN CULTURE AND HERITAGE. IT TAKES PLACE EACH YEAR IN A DIFFERENT COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED STATES. IT'S A FESTIVAL THAT BRINGS MODERN FINLAND TOGETHER WITH HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY AMERICA. IS AN ETHNIC FESTIVAL LIKE NO OTHER IN THE U.S. EACH ANNUAL FESTIVAL IS ORGANIZED BY A LOCAL SITE WORKING UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD. LOCAL FINNISH AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WORK WITH THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY IN ORGANIZING THE FESTIVAL. WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE CITIES OF HOUGHTON AND HANCOCK, MICHIGAN AND THEIR SURROUNDING AREAS. IT WILL CELEBRATE THE ARRIVAL OF FINNISH IMMIGRANTS TO THE AREA, COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE "COPPER COUNTRY" ON MIDSUMMER EVE, 1865. OF EQUAL IMPORTANCE, IT WILL TRANSFORM THE CHALLENGES, CONFLICTS, AND TRAGEDIES OF THE PAST CENTURY INTO A CELEBRATION OF HERITAGE AND CULTURE FOR THE NEWEST GENERATION

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