To support the first international wildlife refuge in North America. We work with partnerships to protect, conserve, and manage the Refuge’s wildlife and habitats; to create exceptional conservation, recreational, and educational experiences; and to develop the next generation of conservation stewards.
We believe that individuals involved in disputes should not be treated strictly as adversaries, but as members of a community that, once fractured, need to be brought together.
A foster-based, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to finding loving, forever homes for homeless animals.
To protect, defend, and improve the Detroit River through community-based stewardship and restoration, now and for future generations.
We provide a safe harbor for the animals entrusted to us as we strive to find them responsible, loving and permanent homes while advancing the well-being of animals.
The Watershed Center advocates for clean water in Grand Traverse Bay and acts to protect and preserve the Bay’s watershed.
Preserving the Yellow Dog Watershed in its most natural state for the use of the public, now, and for the benefit of future generations.
To educate and encourage Girls, Teens, Teen Moms, and Young Moms between the ages of 11 to 25 to make healthy life choices. Help deliver new possibilities through life skills classes, coaching, goal setting and character development to help build their confidence, and empower them all to excel. #HelpingAllGirlsAtATime
The Flint Children’s Museum believes that play is fundamental to children’s educational, physical, emotional, social development and well-being, and that all children deserve access to enriching play experiences. Because of this belief, we were founded and exist to offer safe, stimulating, and unique opportunities for playful learning, and to advocate for the importance of hands-on,…
To produce professional theatre that celebrates the complex and beautiful realities of humanity. Our art promotes empathy & inspires change within the community.