Showing 194 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | GUTIERREZ WILDLIFE CENTER TO OWN, MANAGE, AND OPERATE A WILDLIFE CENTER MUSEUM, AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE EDUCATION REGARDING SCIENTIFIC, ENVIRONMENTAL, CONSERVATIONAL AND HISTORICAL TOPICS AND ISSUES. | BITELY, MI | |
| 152 | NEW FOSTER CARE INC TO INCREASE AWARENESS AND MAKE MEASURABLE IMPACT ON THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM THROUGH COLLABORATION AND CONNECTION. | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | |
| 153 | FLINT INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE and FLINT INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE and HISTORY IS ORGANIZED TO OPERATE A MUSEUM INSTITUTION, WHO FOCUSES ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND HISTORY USED TO PROMOTE CHARITY AND EDUCATION. | FLINT, MI | |
| 154 | MICHIGAN FOSTER CARE CLOSET This non-profit corporation is being formed to provide support, services and aid to current, future and past foster, adoptive and relative parents who are or were in the foster care system. | Ann Arbor, MI | |
| 155 | Great Lakes Stewardship Initiative Develop knowledgeable and active stewards of the Great Lakes and their ecosystems through place-based studies and explorations in local communities. | Harbor Springs, MI | |
| 156 | Detroit Heals Detroit Inc Detroit Heals Detroit exists to foster healing justice for Detroit youth in which they are able to transform their pain into power. With a goal to combat trauma, we use healing centered engagement to share our greatest vulnerabilities with the rest of the world while simultaneously working to dismantle oppressive systems for marginalized Detroit youth. | Detroit, MI | |
| 157 | NORTHWEST MICHIGAN ARTS and CULTURE TO HARNESS THE COLLECTIVE POWER OF THE CREATIVE SECTOR TO CULTIVATE VIBRANT COMMUNITIES BY STRENGTHENING THE REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM THAT SUPPORTS ARTS AND CULTURE. | TRAVERSE CITY, MI | |
| 158 | EMMAUS HEALTH PARTNERS EMMAUS HEALTH PROMOTES THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON BY INTEGRATING MEDICAL SCIENCE WITH THE SOCIAL AND MORAL PRINCIPLES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. GUIDED BY THIS PROCESS, WE ARE DEVELOPING A PRIMARY CARE MODEL AND CREATING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, ADVOCACY PROGRAMS, AND RESEARCH DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES, PARTICULARLY THE MOST VULNERABLE. | ANN ARBOR, MI | |
| 159 | MICHIGAN-OHIO SECTION OF THE AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOC The Michigan-Ohio Section of the American Nuclear Society is a non-profit, scientific and educational organization and is a local chapter of the American Nuclear Society, Incorporated, that is headquartered in La Grange Park, Illinois. | MONROE, MI | |
| 160 | MICHIGAN COMMITTEE ON TRAUMA TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT INJURY PREVENTION AND ENSURE OPTIMAL PATIENT OUTCOMES ACROSS THE CONTINUUM OF CARE. THESE PROGRAMS INCORPORATE ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, TRAUMA CENTER AND TRAUMA SYSTEM RESOURCES, BEST PRACTICE CREATION, OUTCOME ASSESSMENT, AND CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT. | KALAMAZOO, MI | |
| 161 | SC HEALTH SCIENCES INC TO SUPPORT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE, ITS STUDENTS, AND EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE. | LIVONIA, MI | |
| 162 | DYRK1A SYNDROME US Charitable, educational and scientific organization dealing exclusively with DYRK1A Syndrome. | OTSEGO, MI | |
| 163 | CENTER FOR SOUND LITERACY FOUNDATIO TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER A FUND EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC OR LITERARY PURPOSES AND TO PURSUE THESE PURPOSES EITHER THROUGH DIRECT OPERATIONS OR BY MAKING GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATION THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES, ACTIVITIES AND OBJECTIVES WILL BE FOCUSED PRIMARILY ON EDUCATION AND ADVANCING LITERACY, SCHOOLS AND MAKING GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. | KENTWOOD, MI | |
| 164 | DYNAMI FOUNDATION Dynami means strength. To connect researchers, practitioners, patients and supporters through funding for innovative breast cancer research and education. To further the science, research, treatment and prevention of breast cancer. | BIRMINGHAM, MI | |
| 165 | MICHIGAN HEALTH LEADERSHIP FUND TO ADVANCE THE WELL-BEING OF MICHIGAN RESIDENTS THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF SOUND PUBLIC POLICIES AND RESPONSIBLE LEGISLATION. THE PURPOSE OF THESE ACTIVITIES IS TO PROMOTE POLICIES THAT STRENGTHEN THE MICHIGAN HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. | EAST LANSING, MI | |
| 166 | PERRY JOHNSON CHARITABLE FOUNDATION The Corporation is organized and shall be operated exclusively to receive and administer funds to engage in other charitable, educational, and scientific activities within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code | TROY, MI | |
| 167 | CHASDEI AVOS solicit, collect, receive, and administer funds exclusively for such religious, charitable, educational and scientific purposes as permitted for organizations defined in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code | Oak Park, MI | |
| 168 | COUSINEAU FAMILY CHARITY Cousineau Family Charity is organized primarily to support charitable, religious and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501 (c) (3). | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | |
| 169 | HOWELL, MI | ||
| 170 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 171 | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | ||
| 172 | Flint, MI | ||
| 173 | BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | ||
| 174 | SAINT CLAIR SHORES, MI | ||
| 175 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 176 | WIXOM, MI | ||
| 177 | HUDSONVILLE, MI | ||
| 178 | JENISON, MI | ||
| 179 | Grandville, MI | ||
| 180 | DETROIT, MI | ||
| 181 | GRANDVILLE, MI | ||
| 182 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 183 | GRANDVILLE, MI | ||
| 184 | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | ||
| 185 | PETOSKEY, MI | ||
| 186 | WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI | ||
| 187 | PLYMOUTH, MI | ||
| 188 | BUCKLEY, MI | ||
| 189 | ANN ARBOR, MI | ||
| 190 | GIBRALTAR, MI | ||
| 191 | Detroit, MI | ||
| 192 | ADRIAN, MI | ||
| 193 | CHELSEA, MI | ||
| 194 | Whitehall, MI | ||
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