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1		Holland, MI
2		ROCHESTER HILLS, MI
3		NOVI, MI
4		KALAMAZOO, MI
5		MIDLAND, MI
6		MIDLAND, MI
7		ROYAL OAK, MI
8		Petoskey, MI
9		OKEMOS, MI
10		BAY CITY, MI
11		ANN ARBOR, MI
12		MACKINAC ISLAND, MI
13		DETROIT, MI
14		SHEPHERD, MI
15		HOLLAND, MI
16		NILES, MI
17		ANN ARBOR, MI
18		GAYLORD, MI
19		SAINT JOSEPH, MI
20		Midland, MI
21		MARQUETTE, MI
22		Holland, MI
23		MIDLAND, MI
24		ANN ARBOR, MI
25		MONROE, MI
26		STURGIS, MI
27		Midland, MI
28		ROMEO, MI
29		MIDLAND, MI
30		PORT SANILAC, MI
31		SAUGATUCK, MI
32		MIDLAND, MI
33		ONAWAY, MI
34		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
35		LIVONIA, MI
36		East Lansing, MI
37		BIRMINGHAM, MI
38		DETROIT, MI
39		KALAMAZOO, MI
40		Detroit, MI
41		Highland Park, MI
42		LANSING, MI
43		GAYLORD, MI
44		Pontiac, MI
45		KALAMAZOO, MI
46		FENTON, MI
47		HOLLAND, MI
48		MIDLAND, MI
49		SAGINAW, MI
50		CLINTON, MI

TO MAINTAIN A CAMP TO COMBAT JUVENILLE D

PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST PEOPLE IN NEED (SUCH AS WIDOWS) AND ORGANIZIONS IN NEED (SUCH AS CHURCHES) WITH REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF HOMES AND BUILDINGS.

TANA FOUNDATION - THE OBJECTIVE FOUNDATION ARE TO HELP TELUGU SPEAKING PEOPLE: 1. BY PROVIDING RELIEF AND HELP IN CASE NATURAL CALAMITIES. 2. BY PROMOTING DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION, HEALTH AND QUALITY LIFE SUCH ASSISTANCE INCLUDES FUNDING ORPHANGES, EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, EYE CLINICS AND SURGERIES, FLOOD RELIEF, BUILDING SCHOOLS.

KALAMAZOO REGION ENGAGES PEOPLE IN BUILDING SUSTAINING A VIBRANT COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION, INCOME, HEALTH, ADDRESSING BASIC HUMAN NEEDS.

TO IMPROVE LIVES BY MOBILIZING THE CARING POWER THE COMMUNITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP, COLLABORATION, VOLUNTEERISM AND CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING.

WE BUILD HEALTHIER LIVES BY CREATING UNFORGETTABLE WELLNESS, RECREATION AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCES THAT ARE ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.

TO ENABLE YOUNG PEOPLE TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, CARING, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS.

Provide character building experiences for young people.

TO SERVE THE BUSINESSES OF

TO SECURE FUNDS FOR REGION AND SPECIAL CARE TO SUPPLEMENT OPERATIONS FOR EXPENSE AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURE ITEMS.

FINANCIALANDVOLUNTEERSUPPORTFORBAND

TO SUPPORT FUNDING OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR RESIDENTS OF .

IS A MAJOR PROVIDER OF BOTH HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; ALL WITH THE GOAL OF BUILDING A HEALTHY AND STRONG COMMUNITY.

THE MISSION OF IS TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR EACH GENERATION BY PROVIDING GROWTH AND ACHIEVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN A CARING ENVIRONMENT.

TO EDUCATE, ENGAGE, AND CHALLENGE THE COMMUNITY IN THE WHICH WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND ECONOMIC STRENGTH OF THE GREATER LAKESHORE .

THE ORGANIZATION HELPS TO CREATE NEW JOBS AND FOSTERS THROUGH THE BUILDING AND EXPANSION OF AN INDUSTRIAL PARK IN THE SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN AREA.

EDUCATION and INTRODUCTION OF STUDENTS TO CONSTRUCTION CAREERS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CONSERVE THE FORESTS, LAKES STREAMS OF NORTHEAST MICHIGAN. THIS WORK IS DONE THROUGH THE COORDINATION OF COMMUNITY PROJECTS BY BUILDING EFFECTIVE PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS.

TO IMPROVE , INSPIRE HOPE AND SAVE LIVES AND TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST IN PROVIDING CARE BY ACCEPTING CONTRIBUTIONS FOR LAKELAND REGIONAL SYSTEM.

To foster the advancement goodwill and peace through fellowship and community service

MISSION: TO ENRICH THE LIVES ALL PEOPLE IN COUNTY, BY: CONNECTING DONORS WITH NEEDS, BUILDING PERMANENT FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE GIVING, DISTRIBUTING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS, AND LEADING AND COLLABORATING TO ADDRESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Provide financial support to Schools

TO HELP THE COMMUNITY SECURE AND MAINTAIN SAFE, IN MIDLAND COUNTY FOR THOSE IN THE LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME POPULATION.

A NON-PARTISAN POLITICAL ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO ELECT AND HOLD ACCOUNTABLE PUBLIC OFFICIALS WHO WILL CHAMPION A HEALTHY AND VITAL BY PRESERVING AND PROTECTING OUR AIR, LAND AND WATER.

THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF THIS FOUNDATION IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOR RESEARCH OF LYMPH GLAND DISEASES.

TO PROMOTE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE CITY OF , AND TO PROMOTE TECHNICAL EDUCATION NEEDED BY EMPLOYERS IN THE CITY OF .

ADVANCEMENT AND RESEARCH OF CHEMISTRY

AIDING THE VISUAL and HEARING IMPAIRED FUNDRAISING, DONATIONS, AND HELP WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. MAINTAINING BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS USED FOR ANNUAL FUND RAISING

PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR RESIDENTS OF , MICHIGAN WHO ARE AGE 60 AND OLDER.

THE FOUNDATION WORKS TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF THE ("") BY BUILDING A PERMANENT SOURCE OF CHARITABLE DOLLARS IN SUPPORT OF THE AND BY SERVING AS A SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE FOR DONORS WISHING TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF THE .

TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF THE BY PROVIDING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO PROMOTE WATER SAFETY.

TO PROVIDE CONTINUED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MIDLAND.

TO DEVELOP AND INSPIRE A NOBLE WORKFORCE BY COMBINING INNOVATIVE EDUCATION WITH TIME HONORED TRAINING TO CONNECT TALENT WITH PROFESSIONAL SKILLED TRADES INDUSTRIES. THE IS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR ITS CONTRIBUTION TO BUILDING THE PROFESSIONAL TRADES WORKFORCE BY SETTING A NEW EDUCATIONAL MODEL STANDARD TO EMPOWER NEXT GENERATIONS FOR WEALTH CREATION INDUSTRIES.

RELIGION RELATED, SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT N.E.C

THE IMPLEMENTED A PROCESS FOR APPROVING AND DISBURSING GRANT AWARDS, AND DISBURSED SEVENTEEN (17)GRANT AWARDS IN 2020 TO TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS, FOR A TOTAL AMOUNT AWARDED OF 36,000.

Our purpose is to provide no-cost menstrual products to homeless, low-income, and at-risk people in the mid-Michigan area. We provide tampons, pads, pantyliners, wipes, menstrual cups, and bladder control products to 175 charity partners in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Shiawassee, Gratiot, Shiawassee, Calhoun, Genesee, Oakland, Isabella, Ionia, and Wayne counties. These partners include homeless and domestic violence shelters, food banks, support programs (like Boys and Girls Club), and 40 schools (elementary, junior, and senior high schools).

METRO IS WORKING TO BE A LEADER IN COLLECTIVE PHILANTHROPY AND TO BUILD A STRONG PRESENCE IN METRO . THE MEMBERS ARE A GROUP OF WOMEN WHO WANT TO FUEL POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE COMMUNITY. THROUGH OUR COLLECTIVE GIVING, WE AWARD HIGH IMPACT GRANTS AND PROVIDE EXPOSURE TO NONPROFIT HEROES IN THE COMMUNITY. IMPACT OF GRANTS AWARDED TO NOT FOR PROFITS HAVE INCLUDED BUT NOT LIMITED TO: GRANTS AWARDED HELPED TO FUND A LITERACY PROGRAM FOR 120 K-12TH GRADE STUDENTS READING BELOW GRADE LEVEL. AS A RESULT OF AN INTENSE ONE ON ONE TRAINING ALL STUDENTS IN THE PROGRAM MET AND/OR EXCEEDED GRADE LEVEL READING GOALS; FUNDED THE EXPANSION OF A GARDEN SPACE THAT IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE ANNUAL FOOD PRODUCTION BY 400% IN ONE YEAR AND OFFER ADDITIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION OPTIONS FOR THE COMMUNITY; AND FUNDED THE PURCHASE OF A SECOND BUILDING KNOWN AS THE YOUTH E-LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT HUB.

DFC") IS COMMITTED TO ADVANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL DETROITERS. WITH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND RACIAL EQUITY AS CORE VALUES, DFC ENGAGES IN ADVOCACY AND POLICY, CONVENING, RESEARCH, TESTING, AND INNOVATION IN THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMMATIC AREAS:- GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AND LAND USE, WHICH INCLUDES HELPING TO ADVANCE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE BY CONVENING LOCAL AND NATIONAL PARTNERS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION ON GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AND LOT ACTIVATION, AND HIGHLIGHTING AND IMPLEMENTING BEST PRACTICES AND ADVOCATING FOR OPEN SPACE PLANNING- COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, WHICH FOCUSES ON SINGLE-FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING, COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR STRATEGIES, AND DEVELOPING APPROACHES FOR THE ADAPTIVE REUSE OF OBSOLETE INDUSTRIAL SITES

BUILDING FOUNDATIONS AND REMOVING BARRIERS TO FOOD BUSINESS OWNERSHIP THROUGH EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO COMMERCIAL KITCHEN FACILITIES AND OTHER RESOURCES.

improvement, including the removal of blight, minor home repair on blighted homes, vacant land planning, of affordable housing, community organizing and communication, and block focused resident programs and communication.

To create a within the City of Highland Park, Michigan that will convert vacant, blighted land into valuable urban resources to provide basic living components for a quality, comfortable, and prosperous life as well as provide basic services to the community.

TO SUPPORT REGISTERED CHRISTIAN CHARITIES IN

Veteran Community assistance integration through job . VETS through its Community Recreation Center "The Landing Zone" provides a place for to work or gather with others for Understanding with the purpose of helping reintegration with the Community.

To provide programming and services which broadly enhances and supports the community's relationship with law enforcement in County.

Raise funds to support the mission of We Want the Coalition(a 501c-3 org) and/or other charitable organizations which foster the empowerment of women and girls, through the reselling of donated items as well as the sale of new items.

PROVIDES INCOME TO CEMETERY TO MAINTAIN CEMETERY GROUNDS BUILDINGS

TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE IN THE SPIRIT OF HOPE, COMPASSION, RESPECT AND DIGNITY.

To provide educational, economic, health and social assistance to Alaska Natives and native Americans residing in the Valdez, Alaska service .

OWNS APPROXIMATELY 1000 ACRES OF LAND AND BUILDINGS AT BEEBE LAKE IN HUTTON TOWNSHIP OF CLARE COUNTY KNOWN AS . THE PROPERTY IS MAINTAINED AT NO COST TO THE BOY SCOUT COUNCIL FOR THEIR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. INVESTMENT EARNINGS OF THE ARE USED PRINCIPALLY TO DEFRAY THE COST OF REAL ESTATE TAXES AND OTHER CAPITAL EXPENDITURES IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AT .

CEASED OPERATIONS IN 2019 AND DONATED THE MAJORITY OF ITS ASSETS TO BETHANY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. THE VALUE OF THE BUILDING WAS BASED ON THE APPRAISAL VALUE INCLUDED IN THE TITLE PAPERWORK FROM PRESTIGE TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY ON APRIL 22, 2020. ADDITIONALLY, THERE WAS INVENTORY DONATED AS WELL VALUED AT 16,578. THE LIQUOR LICENSE WAS SOLD IN 2021, AND FINAL ASSETS ARE SCHEDULED TO BE DONATED IN JUNE 2022 WITH THE FINAL WIND DOWN.

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