Non profit organizations in Dearborn, MI - Page 3

Registration is open now for Dearborn Baseball and Fastpitch softball! https://www.dearbornbaseball.org/registration/ Baseball Divisions T-ball (Ages 4-6 co-ed) Coach Pitch (Ages ...

History and Methodology In 1994, the Scottish Rite Masons joined forces with the worldrenowned Massachusetts General Hospital to launch a major endeavor to help ease the life-long ...

At HFLI, we believe every person has the power to create. To solve problems, and innovate. To design and lead a life of impact. All too often, however, that inherent power to inno...

Founded in 1923, the Rotary Club of Dearborn works locally & globally to provide humanitarian service

Be sure to share this page with your neighbors! This acts as the bulletin board of the Highland Neighborhood of Dearborn, MI. Let your neighbors know about upcoming events, graduat...

Michigan Yemen Sports Association (MYSA) is a non-profit organization, which was established in July 2003 by a group of parents and volunteers.

IRSHAD presents to its members and audience a new way of thinking and modern methodologies that fit our time and reality, guides them to the right platform from which they can serv...

The National Association of Yemeni Americans (NAYA), was founded in June, 2000 as nonprofit organization 501C3. It is literally a labor of love; it is completely staffed by volunte...

Non-profit organization committed to supporting the Yemeni American community.

The Dearborn Genealogical Society is a group of individuals dedicated to researching and documenting the history of their families.

Wayne County Dispute Resolution Center services the entire Wayne County area. We handle all types of cases: PPO Probate Small Claims Special Education General Civil Civil Right...

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Being a member of the Kiwanis Club of Dearborn offers opportunities to make a difference in the lives of others. Members are directly involved in supporting many activities includ...

The Taiwanese Junior Chamber of Commerce in Georgia is a business organization comprised of entrepreneurs and professionals under the age of 45.

On November 15, 1927, a group of Royal Oak women met at Lone Pine Inn and formally organized a new DAR chapter. Mrs. James H. McDonald, who sponsored the chapter, had worked untiri...

Our work focuses on 3 main areas; financial assistance to those in need, short term interest-free loans and support to local projects and initiatives. We work with various local or...

H2BE (Homage to Black Excellence) transforms communities through literary arts, food sovereignty, intergenerational healing, and justice. Rooted in legacy, faith, and resilience, w...