• Thrift Shops

• 4807.

Faith Hope & Charity Recycle Store Inc

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY AND DISASTER VICTIMS Faith Hope and Charity Recycle Store Volunteers Serving the Community with Charity Compassion and Understanding while Providing Hope to those in Need How You Can Get Involved Call 7066353035to Donate Or Contact Usto get Involved Charity Volunteer Program We are always in need of good volunteers to help with our operation.

Mennonite Home Association Inc

PROVIDE QUALITY CARE IN A SUPPORTIVE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 4809.

Michigan Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects Foundation

The Michigan Chapter ASLA Foundation was created to provide scholarships, grants, and aid to students from historically underserved demographics pursuing a career in landscape architecture to further their educational endeavors.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 4810.

Minnesota Women of Today

Rogers Otsego Dayton Women of Today Join Us Our Programs Event Calendar Connect with Us About Us Bingo Dollar for Scholars Memberx27s Resources More Rogers Otsego Dayton Women of Today Making a Difference Our Mission Our chapter embraces the essence of our logo featuring a flower with petals shaped like a 39W39 symbolizing that we are a womens volunteer group.

Restored Souls Foundation

The Restored Souls Foundation’s mission is to provide support and resources to families with vulnerable children.

Swanton Historical Society

Since 1984 the Historical Society has been offering numerous educational and entertainment programs free and open to the public Connecting our community through history.

• Child Day Care

• 4813.

New Dream Family Center

Non-Profit Child Care Center. The focus is a Reggio-inspired curriculum with an active STEM garden program.

Saint Johns Communities Foundation Inc

Beautiful residences overlooking the shores of Lake Michigan for active, independent seniors.

• Community Coalitions

• 4815.

CENTER-PHILADELPHIA

The Center – Philadelphia is a nonprofit that grew out of the community building activity of the Arch Street United Methodist Church.