Find non profit organizations in Detroit, MI. Listings include Southwest Urban Arts Mural Project, Mahican District - BSA, Brightmoor SOUP, Wayne Law Experiential Learning, Chadsey Condon Community Organization, True Due Process.
We are a service based non-profit organization which develops and implements transformational programming through our bond of friendship and our commitment to service in our community.
Celebrating the Superhero inside of you; providing Women with support during their Breast Cancer treatment.
History/Mission: Nine African American accountants in the New York area founded the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA) in December 1969. Their goal was to estab...
The National African American Families First and Preservation (NAFPA) is a groundbreaking 501c4 organization founded by activist/advocate Latagia Copeland Tyronce. A 1st, NAFPA's m...
We are a nonprofit organization to support and ease those who have been affected by cancer, the family and friends that have supported them, and those who have lost loved ones to t...
Providing FREE gently used and/or new school uniforms to Metro Detroit low income and homeless families
Growing up in the city, I was just like the kids that we are reaching out to today. Lacrosse shaped a big part of who I am. The sport has given me all sorts of opportunities that...
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Preserving the legacy of DeShaun "Proof" Holton
Description of Program For more than 35 years, The VIP Mentoring Program has provided young adults and students with a unique opportunity to receive an array of mentoring from a ...
Wayne Law's Clinics are directed by expert faculty and experienced practitioners, who help students bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Our organization is resident & stakeholder driven. We have a robust governance board of 22 members that includes representatives from various neighborhood enclaves throughout the C...
Girls Who Dream is an organization that helps girls ages 6-18 create a positive, solid foundation of who they are, what they want to become, and how they can do this without sacrif...