Find non profit organizations in Detroit, MI. Listings include Disability Network Wayne County Detroit, Hey Yall Detroit, Take My Hand, Hope House Detroit, Holla At Cha Girl Salon & Academy, Heritage Works.
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.
Disability Network Wayne County Detroit is a community resource and advocacy nonprofit organization that provide services for individuals with disabilities
Our vision is to making positive, sustainable changes that meet the needs of communities.
A home where youth in Detroit can go after school, on weekends or on summer days to be in community with others.
💕 Detroit's Premier Youth Beauty Academy Hands-on beauty education for ages 5-18. Learn hair care, braiding, styling, self-care, confidence building, and entrepreneurship. Certific...
Heritage Works celebrates the beauty and humanity of African and World cultures through music, movement, and folklore. Our mission is to promote youth, family and community develop...
The Man to Man Project is an educational outreach and mentoring program, practically serving our future male leaders, one need at a time.
We are a safe haven for women and children by providing resources for victims of domestic violence. Self Care Event Register here - https://forms.gle/jQf4YdKsKyUhh6BXA
We’re dedicated to keeping the mission alive, supporting live music, and raising money for charities.
Music events, news, and opportunities from Detroit's Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. Paul.
Twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11AM, we serve a nourishing, hot, home cooked meal to those in need.
We are a rescue that adopts puppies and small breed dogs. We are foster base with volunteers. We all have fulltime jobs. We are not always able to return all phone calls in a time...
A collaboration of individuals and organizations dedicated to expanding the work and philosophy of Auntie Na's House through Detroit and beyond.
The official page for Just Dew It – A Movement for Tyler Burt. A stroke recovery nonprofit dedicated to supporting Tyler Burt and raising awareness for young stroke survivors.
Alabama State University Detroit Alumni Chapter
Peace Tree Parks non-profit organization converts vacant lots into urban gardens. Providing fresh organic produce to residents free of charge.
The CCD is Metro Detroit's dynamic, independent chorus. Welcoming singers from 30+ zip codes, we build community and invigorate our city through great choral music.
Join us in our mission of meeting people at their point of need and walking with them to places of opportunity!
The Cleveland Kingz & Queenz of Harley MC is a Non-Profit Organization, aiming to give back to the inner city!!
We aspire to be Motivational and Influential and just send out a Positive message. We want to really
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity - Mu Omicron Pi Chapter
The Traveling Modular O-Gauge Train layout of the Detroit Historical Society, and the People who make it happen. As seen at Train Shows Everywhere!
The Brightmoor Maker Space is a hands on youth focussed community driven workshop
The University of Michigan Club of Greater Northville (UMCGN) is a local club of the U-M Alumni Assoc
We help foster children in and around Wayne County to thrive by providing safe learning and love.
HMA Area 5 represents Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia. We support ringing education and activities in these states by offering programs and resources to support...
“What 1 BIG thing could we do to help more of our children succeed in school and life? To really grow brighter futures in a better Detroit.”
Hillel of Metro Detroit (HMD) is an organization of Jewish college students and young adults in the metro Detroit area.
Rackham Choir invites you to experience the inspiration, healing, joy and magic that is choral music.
CCNDC provides and develops affordable housing in the Cass Corridor area.
To empower & inspire youth to reach their highest potential & advance the legacy of Rosa L. Parks