Showing 138 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ROSE HILL FOUNDATION THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO RAISE AND MANAGE FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL GRANTS TO ROSE HILL CENTER, INC. IN SUPPORT OF ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS. | BIRMINGHAM, MI | |
| 2 | HAND IN HAND FOUNDATION Detroit Music Therapy - Money for coats gloves hats for childrens winter needs | Royal Oak, MI | |
| 3 | PROBILITY THERAPY SERVICES TO PROVIDE PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES | ANN ARBOR, MI | |
| 4 | MARY AND CHARLES A PARKHILL FOUNDA TO RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR FINANCIALLY NEEDY INDIVIDUALS WHO SUFFER FROM SPINAL CORD INJURIES, TO OBTAIN PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | |
| 5 | MICHIGAN ANIMAL HEALTH FOUNDATION TO ALLOW THOSE WHO LOVE ANIMALS AN OPPORTUNITY TO DONATE TO IMPROVE ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. | OKEMOS, MI | |
| 6 | GREATER FLINT MENTAL HEALTH THE GREATER FLINT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES, INC. ("MHF") IS A MICHIGAN NON-PROFIT CORPORATION WHICH WAS ORGANIZED AND HAS, AT ALL TIMES, OPERATED TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR GENESEE HEALTH SYSTEMS (GHS) FOR USE IN AND BY WAY OF SUPPORT OF THEIR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM ("PROGRAM"). THE PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND BY THE COUNTY. MHF WAS ORGANIZED TO RAISE FUNDS TO OBTAIN FACILITIES FOR USE IN THE PROGRAM UNDER AN AGREEMENT WITH GHS. IT WAS FOUND NECESSARY THAT THESE FACILITIES BE PROVIDED FROM OUTSIDE OF GHS BECAUSE, OTHERWISE, STATE-MATCHING FUNDS WOULD HAVE BEEN REDUCED. MHF QUALIFIES AS A SECTION 509(A) (3) ORGANIZATION, A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO GENESEE COUNTY, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE OPERATION OF THE GENESEE HEALTH SYSTEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM. MHF OPERATES FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE PROGRAM BY PROVIDING SERVICES THROUGH THE (1) LEASING OF FACILITIES TO GHS | FLINT, MI | |
| 7 | ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN The Association is an independent worldwide organization that nurtures lifelong relationships with and among current and future Michigan alumni. As a committed partner of the University the Association offers programs of relevance and service to alumni and creates support for the University. Underlying all that we do is the belief in the value of education to the well-being of society a commitment to integrity diversity and service. | ANN ARBOR, MI | |
| 8 | KALAMAZOO LIVING ENDOWMENT FUNDINC TO RAISE MONEY TO DONATE TO WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS TO WORK IN THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND SPEECH THERAPY AREAS. | KALAMAZOO, MI | |
| 9 | MICHIGAN ASSOC OF COMMUNITY MENTAL EDUCATE AND REPRESENT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES | LANSING, MI | |
| 10 | Peace Neighborhood Center To provide programs for children, families, and individuals who are affected by social and economic problems. The programs are designed to promote education, health, well-being, and fiscal independence. | Ann Arbor, MI | |
| 11 | NAMI METRO NAMI Metro provides support education and advocacy as a grassroots all-volunteer organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for all who are impacted by mental illness. | NORTHVILLE, MI | |
| 12 | Facilitators International Incorporated Facilitators International supports accountable Christian ministries in Nepal. We focus our support on ministries of leadership, training, developing and equipping Christian leaders through prayer, education, financial assistance, counseling, mentoring and accountability. | Grand Rapids, MI | |
| 13 | THE BROADWAY FOUNDATION OFFER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE INFORMATION. GENERATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WITH MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS AND TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS. | ANN ARBOR, MI | |
| 14 | 5 Healthy Towns Foundation OVERSIGHT OF THE CHELSEA, DEXTER and STOCKBRIDGE WELLNESS CENTERS WHICH SERVE APPROXIMATELY 5,500 SERVICE AREA RESIDENTS. THE WELLNESS CENTERS ARE MEDICALLY INTEGRATED WELLNESS FACILITIES THAT INCLUDE ORTHOPEDIC AND PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THERAPY POOLS AND WORKOUT EQUIPMENT. THEY ALSO PROVIDE FREE CLASSES TO DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS AND OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS PLUS FEE BASED CLASSES TO ANYONE IN THE COMMUNITY. HEALTH LECTURES ARE FREE FOR THE COMMUNITY. CHELSEA WELLNESS CENTER IS THE FIRST CERTIFIED MEDICAL INTEGRATION CENTER IN MI. | CHELSEA, MI | |
| 15 | OXFORD KIDS FOUNDATION TO FACILITATE AND PROMOTE DONATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF HELPING TO PROVIDE CHILDREN WHO WOULD OTHERWISE NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS DUE TO FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS. THESE CHILDREN ARE ONES WHO SUFFER FROM ANY DEFICIT THAT COULD BE HELPED THROUGH HYBERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY, ALTERNATIVE DIETS AND SUPPLEMENTS PRESCRIBED BY A DOCTOR. | BRIGHTON, MI | |
| 16 | BAY VIEW CENTER INC A CENTRALIZED GATHERING CENTER FOR THOSE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES. THE CENTER OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS TO SEARCH FOR EMPLOYMENT AND PROVIDES TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT IN A COMFORTABLE AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE. | ALPENA, MI | |
| 17 | JUDSON CENTER FOUNDATION TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE JUDSON CENTER, INC. AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES SUCH AS ADOPTION, FOSTER CARE, FAMILY PRESERVATION, AUTISM PROGRAMS, IN-HOME AND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH, VOCATIONAL SUPPORT AND RESPITE CARE, OR THE ACTIVITIES OF OTHER PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 509(A)(1) OR 509(A)(2) OF THE IRS CODE WHOSE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES ARE CLOSELY RELATED IN PURPOSE OR FUNCTION TO THOSE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE JUDSON CENTER, INC. | FARMINGTON HILLS, MI | |
| 18 | POBLO INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES INC ORGANIZATION IS A FAITH BASED ORGANIZATION THAT IS FORMED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL REASONS. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, COUNSELING, TRAINING, AND REFERRAL. | CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI | |
| 19 | CHESTERFIELD, MI | ||
| 20 | LAURIUM, MI | ||
| 21 | OKEMOS, MI | ||
| 22 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 23 | SCHOOLCRAFT, MI | ||
| 24 | FLINT, MI | ||
| 25 | SOUTHFIELD, MI | ||
| 26 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | ||
| 27 | FARMINGTON HILLS, MI | ||
| 28 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 29 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | ||
| 30 | WARREN, MI | ||
| 31 | DETROIT, MI | ||
| 32 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 33 | ADRIAN, MI | ||
| 34 | Grand Rapids, MI | ||
| 35 | KALAMAZOO, MI | ||
| 36 | SAGINAW, MI | ||
| 37 | YPSILANTI, MI | ||
| 38 | DETROIT, MI | ||
| 39 | BAY CITY, MI | ||
| 40 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 41 | DETROIT, MI | ||
| 42 | HOLLAND, MI | ||
| 43 | FLINT, MI | ||
| 44 | HILLSDALE, MI | ||
| 45 | FARMINGTON HILLS, MI | ||
| 46 | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | ||
| 47 | PETOSKEY, MI | ||
| 48 | Southfield, MI | ||
| 49 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 50 | TRAVERSE CITY, MI | ||
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