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Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
The
mission of the CFC is to support and to promote philanthropy through a
voluntary program that is employee-focused, cost-efficient and
effective in providing all Federal employees the opportunity to improve
the quality of life for all.
What is the CFC?
The CFC is the only authorized solicitation of employees in the Federal
workplace on behalf of charitable organizations. It continues to be the
largest and most successful workplace fundraising model in the world.
With a tradition of commitment to the community through the selfless
efforts of Federal employees, the CFC has its roots in the many
charitable campaigns of the early 1960's. Seeing a need to bring the
diversity of fundraising efforts under one umbrella, the CFC was
created - one campaign, once a year. In 2004, Federal employees around
the world raised more than $256 million for charitable causes.
Structure of the CFC
The CFC is made up of local campaigns that raise funds in Federal
workplaces across the country and around the world. Local charities
that serve the local area or adjacent counties apply directly to a
Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC) - which serves as a "Board
of Directors" of the local CFC. The LFCC is composed of Federal
employees and representatives of labor unions with Federal employees as
members. Decisions regarding the inclusion of charities in the local
campaigns are made by the LFCC. LFCCs are also responsible for the
oversight of the local CFC in conformance with the CFC regulations and
policies promulgated by the Office of Personnel Management OPM). All
organizations participating in the campaigns must meet strict public
accountability criteria set forth in OPM regulations.
Every year, the LFCC selects one of the voluntary organizations
involved in the local CFC to serve as the Principal Combined Fund
Organization (PCFO), whose job it is to manage the campaign and serve
as fiscal agent. OPM sets strict requirements for this role. Annual
audits are required of the PCFO by an independent CPA.
OPM is responsible for regulating the CFC, providing guidance and
oversight nationwide, and also has the authority to conduct compliance
audits on any CFC local campaign fiscal records.
The CFC Brochure
This brochure consists of National, International, and Local
organizations. National and International organizations are approved by
OPM, and Local organizations are approved by the LFCC's.
Each organization's brochure information includes the following:
organization's name and CFC code number, statement of purpose, phone
number, website address, legal name of the organization in parentheses
if it is doing business under another name, the employer identification
number (EIN), and its fundraising and administrative expenses as a
percentage of total support and revenue. The EIN provides donors
another point of reference for obtaining information about an
organization's finances from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
(1-877-829-5500). Please note that some organizations may be covered
under an umbrella organization's tax exemption status and may not list
the EIN. Religious organizations are exempt from the requirement of
having an EIN.
Under OPM regulations, if an organization's administrative and
fundraising expenses exceed 25 percent of total support and revenue, it
must certify that the expenses are reasonable under the circumstances
and include a formal plan to reduce such expenses below 25 percent.
Organizations with an asterisk following their administrative and
fund-raising expense percentage have expenses above the 25 percent
level, and have provided OPM with a satisfactory explanation as to why
the amount of expenses is reasonable under the circumstances and a plan
to reduce these expenses below 25 percent. Because many circumstances
can affect this rate, donors who may have questions are urged to
contact the organization.
Interested donors may also obtain information about a charity's
finances and compliance with charitable organization standards of
accountability by contacting the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving
Alliance (www.give.org). For general information about trends in giving and volunteering or data on the nonprofit sector, donors may contact:
USAFreedomCorps (http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov/), the National Center for Charitable Statistics (www.nccs.urban.org), or the American Association of Fundraising Counsel (www.aafrc.org).
Types of Organizations Listed
Organizations listed in the CFC brochure are either affiliated with a
federation or are "unaffiliated". Federations are established for
purposes of supplying common fundraising, administrative, and
management services to its member organizations. Charitable
organizations participating in the CFC as a member of a federation may
pay dues or fees to that federation as a service charge. For additional
information on a particular federation and any dues/fees paid by its
members, either contact the federation, its members, or review the
federation's annual report.
If you would like more information about the finances, services,
benefits or programs an organization provides, you may contact the
organization directly using the information provided with their listing
in this brochure.
What are the costs of the campaign?
Last year, approximately 9.7% of the funds raised nationwide were spent
on printing materials, training volunteers, auditing contributions, and
other administrative expenses. All local campaign costs are reviewed
and approved by the LFCC governing the local campaign. On average, this
cost is low compared with other fundraising campaigns; therefore, every
dollar you pledge goes a very long way toward helping others.
What is the payroll deduction option?
Payroll deduction makes it convenient for you to give by letting you
spread your contribution across the entire year. Last year, more than
90% of all CFC funds raised were given through payroll deduction.
Payments on payroll deduction pledges begin on the first pay period
beginning in January and conclude with the last pay period beginning in
December. Because there is no simpler way for you to make good things
happen for so many people, payroll deduction helps you care for your
community and your world.
Can I specify which organization will receive my contribution?
By designating where your CFC contribution will go, you ensure that
your donation goes to meet the needs that you feel are most important.
You may designate the organizations of your choice where indicated on
your pledge card. Additional designations must be completed on a second
pledge card. Except for documented expenses for the operation of the
local CFCs and uncollected pledges, all contributions are distributed
as designated.
You cannot designate an organization that is not listed in this
brochure. Adding organizations not listed, or "write-ins", is
prohibited and donations to such organizations cannot be accepted by
the CFC.
How do I designate a federation, or alternatively, one of its members, to receive my contribution?
If you wish to designate all or some portion of your contribution to a
federation, please record that federation's corresponding code number
on your pledge card. The federation name will be listed at the top of
the list of the federation's member organizations. Contributions
designated to a federation will be shared in accordance with the
federation's policy. If you wish to designate all or some portion of
your contribution to a federation member organization, please record
that organization's corresponding code number on your pledge card.
How do I designate an unaffiliated organization to receive my contribution?
You may wish to designate to a specific organization or organizations
not affiliated with a federation (unaffiliated organizations). If you
wish to designate all or some portion of your contribution to an
unaffiliated organization, please record that organization's
corresponding code number on your pledge card.
What if I choose not to specify an organization to receive my CFC contribution?
All funds contributed to the CFC that are not designated to a specific
organization or federation will be distributed to all organizations
listed in the CFC brochure in the same proportion as they received
designations. Organizations that do not receive designated dollars
cannot receive any donations.
International General Designation Option
If you wish to have your contribution distributed proportionately among
all international organizations that received designated gifts, you may
do so by recording the letters IIII on your pledge card.
Do I have to give through the CFC?
No. Participation in the CFC is strictly voluntary.
Coercion is forbidden. You have the right not to be improperly
influenced regarding your decision to give or not to give through the
CFC. Practices not permitted include, but are not limited to:
supervisory solicitation of employees supervised, setting of 100%
participation goals, providing and using contributor lists for purposes
other than the routine collection and forwarding of contributions and
installment pledges, establishing personal dollar goals and quotas, and
developing and using lists of non-contributors.
If you prefer, you may donate to the CFC anonymously by placing your confidential gift in a sealed envelope.
Civilian employees may register complaints about coercion with the LFCC
and contact their personnel offices; military personnel should contact
their commanding officers.
Will I receive a receipt for my contribution?
Donors may keep a copy of their pledge card as a receipt of their
pledge. A Federal employee who makes a one-time (cash, check, or money
order) contribution of $250 or more and those who make a payroll
deduction contribution of $250 or more per pay period to a single
organization in the CFC should consult a tax adviser to determine if
additional verification of the donation is required by the IRS. Such
verification can be obtained by contacting the local CFC office.
Visit the CFC Homepage
For information about the CFC, including details on the public
accountability standards for participating charities, visit the CFC
Home Page at www.opm.gov/cfc.
Local Organizations
United Way of Wexford County and Member Organizations
5700 United Way of Wexford County (231)775-3753 www.unitedwaywexford.org
EIN#23-7112549 Over 25 local programs and services are supported,
targeting youth, strengthening families, housing, healthcare and
self-sufficiency. Community initiatives, SAFE KIDS, housing, help and
referral information 13.5% P, O, L
5701 American
Red Cross State Service Delivery (231)838-2326 EIN# 53-0176605 Armed
Forces emergency services and disaster assistance to families for
emergency food, clothing and shelter. 9% L ,M, P
5702 American Red Cross W. Central MI (616)465-8861 EIN#38-1359188
Medical transportation program helps transport individuals in need to
critical doctor appointments. 9% E, P
5703 Boy Scouts of America Council, Scenic Trails (231)947-7071 EIN#
38-1360921 Prevention/character development programs directed to
development of responsible citizens. 11.3% O
5704 Cadillac Area Senior Center (231)779-9420 EIN# 38-6004197 Provides
seniors 50 years and older a drop-in activity, recreational and
information center daily, serving meals and quality programs. 5.2% P,
N, W
5705 Cadillac Community Health Clinic (231)876-7818 EIN# 61-4018888
Urgent health care at no cost for uninsured. Medication Access program
to provide prescription medicines at low or no cost to low income
individuals. 0% E, P, W
5706 Cadillac String Association (231)779-8107 EIN#30-0003570 Asset
development program provided to needy youth. 7.6% O
5707 Catholic Human Services - Wexford County (231)775-6581
EIN#38-3198322 Alcohol & Drug services, family counseling, maternal
support services, foster grandparent program. 10.9% P, F
5708 Daybreak Adult Day Care Center (231)775-0133 EIN#38-2081565
Provides daytime activity programs for adults with memory or physical
disabilities. 5.2% F, P, W
5709 Girl Scouts, Crooked Tree Council (231)947-7354 EIN#38-1387137
Health relationships program teaches self-esteem and self-worth. 16.8%
O, N
5711 Manton Latch Key Program (Manton Consolidated Schools)
(231)824-3630 EIN#38-6029234 Provides children of working parents with
a safe after school environment with supervised recreational activities
and homework. 0% O, B
5716 Manton Senior Center (231)824-6961 EIN#23-7187079 Provides seniors
with activities, nutrition and healthy initiatives.
16.8 % E, K,W
5712 OASIS, Cadillac Area (231)775-7299 EIN# 38-2516989 24-hour
emergency shelter and counseling in person and on phone to victims of
domestic violence, sexual abuse and homelessness. Parenting education
support program. 15.7% L
5713 Salvation Army - Wexford (231)775-7131 EIN#38-1359297 Emergency assistance programs to families in need 10% M
5714 Shepherd's Table (231)-775-6741 EIN#38-2434650 Provides free hot
meals twice a week to anyone in need, and delivers meals to homebound.
2.7% K, P
5715 Staircase Youth Services (231)843-3200 EIN#38-2709547 Support,
intervention and help for youth and families at risk. 14% O
Otsego County United Way and Member Organizations
5600 Otsego County United Way (989)732-8929 EIN#23-7156104 To mobilize
resources to build a stronger community and provide a centralized
emergency assistance program that encourages people to become
self-reliant. 15 % E, L, O
5601 American Red Cross - Otsego County (231)838-2326 EIN#38-3349531
Turns caring into action by providing disaster relief and helping
people prepare for, prevent and respond to emergencies. 10% E, L, O
5602 Big Brothers/Big Sisters - Gaylord (989)732-7780 EIN#23-7310849 To
provide friendship by an adult, and to enhance self-esteem, social and
emotional development to children particularly of a single parent. 19%
E, L, O
5603 Catholic Human Services - Gaylord (989)-732-6761 EIN#38-3198322 To
enhance and support family and community life based upon Christian
values. 11% E, L, O
5604 Child & Family Services - Gaylord (989)356-4567 EIN#38-2118104
To promote the social and emotional well-being of families and
individuals by fostering healthy personality and social skill
development and to provide substitute care for children
.04% E, L, O
5605 Child Welfare Alliance (989)732-5428 EIN#38-2417577 To heighten
understanding of child abuse and neglect issues and to prevent abuse
and neglect through parenting awareness in our community. 0% E, L, O
5606 Crossroad Ministries, Inc. (989)732-1626 EIN#38-2879908 To provide
support to men and women; to provide guidance and encouragement
throughout the pregnancy and beyond. 0% E, L, O
5607 Friendship Shelter (989)732-5960 EIN#38-3033378 To provide the
transitional step to a healthy independence for those in need. 0% E, L,
O
5608 Girl Scouts of Mitten Bay (989)799-9565 EIN#38-1684222 To inspire
young girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism
and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens. 23% E,
L, O
5609 Habitat For Humanity - Gaylord (989)732-6070 EIN# 38-1285159 To
enable low income or single parents to find housing in Otsego County.
All homeowners contribute "sweat Equity". 34%* E, L, O
5610 Hospice - Gaylord (989)732-2151 EIN#38-2255529 To ensure quality
of life and a comfortable, peaceful death for all patients receiving
care, and to provide support for their loved ones. 15% E, L, O
5611 MSU Extension Natural Helpers/Day Camp (989)731-0272
EIN#38-6005984. To provide a 4-H program for youth to develop strong
and healthy youth that are proactive in a complex and changing world. 0
% E, L, O
5612 Otsego Community Food Pantry (989)732-5147 EIN#23-7156104 To
distribute emergency food for people who live in Otsego County. 0% E,
L, O
5613 Retired Senior Volunteer Program - Otsego County (989)732-6232
EIN#38-6003246 To meet the needs of seniors through meaningful,
enjoyable and targeted volunteer opportunities that make a difference
in Otsego County. 0% E, L, O
5614 Salvation Army - Gaylord (989)731-5959 EIN#38-1370971 To provide
emergency and/or temporary assistance. To provide basic human
necessities and to promote spiritual, moral, and physical well-being.
0% E, L, O
5615 Women's Resource Center - Gaylord (231) 347-0067 EIN#38-2302164 To
protect and nurture the well-being of individuals; to facilitate
personal growth and life-long education; to provide a link to needed
community resources. 12% E, L, O
United Way of Chippewa County and Member Organizations
5300 United Way of Chippewa County (906)632-3700 EIN#38-1678240 Based
on local needs, increases the organized capacity to care for one
another; supports local health/human service organizations; connects
people/ resources to strengthen community. 27.8% * P, W, S
5301 American Red Cross - Chippewa County (906)632-8111
www.redcross.org EIN#38-1362820 Volunteer-led, humanitarian
organization helping prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies;
supports military families, blood products supplier, disaster support,
CPR, First Aid, lifesaving training. 9.2% M, L
5302 Bay Cliff Health Camp (906)228-5770 EIN#38-6000167 Summer therapy
camp for children with physical disabilities, occupational and/or
physical therapy; children experience arts, crafts, nature, and
camping. 9.5% E, O
5303 Big Brothers/Big Sisters - Chippewa County (906)635-4153
EIN#38-2201969 Provides mentoring to children, ages 5 to 16 years
primarily from single-parent homes who can benefit from a positive role
model; provides parent & mentor support. 25% O
5304 Boys and Girls Club of Bay Mills (906)248-3241 x 3116
EIN#38-1970365 Uses trained staff to provide a safe environment to
develop area youth into responsible, contributing and caring citizens.
12% O
5319 Boys and Girls Club of Sault Ste Marie (906)253-9455 EIN#
35-2233074 Uses trained staff to provide a save environment to develop
area youth into responsible, contributing and caring citizens. 8% O
5305 Boy Scouts of America, Hiawathaland Council (906)249-1461
EIN#38-1358167 Boy Scouts provide character and leadership development
for boys age 6 to 18 and for high school students. Programs teach life
skills and career preparation. 13.2% O
5306 Catholic Social Services Chippewa County (906)227-9119 EIN#
38-1459382 Provides individual, group and family therapy, pre-marriage
and marriage counseling, problem gambling counseling, crisis pregnancy
counseling, community consultation, foster care and adoption services.
12.2% F
5318 Chippewa-Luce Mackinaw Community Action Human Resource Authority
(906)632-3363 EIN#38-1798626 Meals on Wheels program provides hot,
nutritious meals delivered every weekday to shut in/isolated and
nutritionally at risk seniors. Hot and frozen available. 14.1 % P, W, K
5307 Diane Pepple Resource Center (906)635-0566 EIN#38-2300187 Provides
shelter, transportation, 24 hour hotline, parenting education, crisis
and support counseling to victims and their children of domestic and
sexual violence. 8% F, L
5308 Eastern Upper Peninsula Community Dispute Resolution Center
(906)632-5467 IN#38-3198304 Trained, neutral volunteer mediators help
people resolve disputes by talking with one another in an informal,
safe and confidential setting. 16.6% F
5309 Eastern Upper Peninsula Food Bank (906)632-0348 EIN#38-2439659
Through the Second Harvest Gleaners network, supplies more than 450,000
pounds of food annually to needy people through over 70 Eastern Upper
Peninsula agencies. 5% K
5310 Girl Scouts of Peninsula Waters, Inc. (906)485-1041 EIN#38-1894254
Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make
the world a better place. 22.9% O
5312 Great Lakes Recovery Centers (906)635-5542 EIN#38-2453316.New Hope
Houses specialize in substance abuse treatment, comprehensive
assessment, individual/group counseling, outpatient services, women
& infant programming, adult residential, youth services, social
detoxification. 18% F, G, E
5311 Hospice of Chippewa County (906)632-2202 EIN#38-2472423
Coordinates services for terminally ill and chronically ill patients
and their families, community grief support and education for lay and
professional caregivers and the public. 14.9% F
5313 Northstar Habitat for Humanity (906)632-5464 EIN#38-3082034 Builds
simple, decent, safe, affordable housing; partners with families in
need; promotes long term self-sufficiency; gives a handup, not a hand
out; breaks poverty cycle. 15.4% L
5315 Salvation Army - Chippewa County (906)632-6521 EIN#38-2699000
Emergency/disaster services, thrift store vouchers for emergency
assistance with clothing/furnishings; soup kitchen, bread rack, food
pantry, Christmas food/toys, free youth programs, counseling. 17% K, L,
P
5314 Sault Ste. Marie Housing Commission Tri-County Safe Haven (Sault
Housing Services) (906)635-6521 EIN# 14-1907672 Provides emergency
shelter and related services to the homeless population in the
Tri-County area, in an efficient and compassionate manner. 14% L
5317 Upper Peninsula Emergency Medical Services Corporation
(906)228-4182 EIN#38-2132707 Promotes and develops emergency medical
services by providing training, education, technical assistance and
other programs which benefit local ambulance and rescue organizations.
18.8% M
Earth Share of Michigan and Member Organizations
5200 Earth Share of Michigan (800)386-3326 www.earthsharemichigan.org
EIN#38-2721314 Our members groups are working everyday to safeguard the
precious natural resources we all depend on for our health, well-being
and recreation. 7.2% C, S,W
5208 Alliance for the Great Lakes (Lake Michigan Federation)
(616)850-0745 www.greatlakes.org EIN# 23-7104524 Conserve and restore
the world's largest freshwater resource using policy, education, and
local efforts, ensuring a healthy Great Lakes and clean water for
generations 11.5% C, B, S
5201 Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination (989)544-3318
www.caccmi.org EIN#38-2514190 Assists citizens prevent and address
chemical contamination in their communities. A grassroots environmental
group dedicated to social justice, empowerment, and protection of the
Great Lakes. 45% * C
5202 Clinton River Watershed Council (248)601-0606 www.crwc.org
EIN#38-3216864 Individuals, businesses, community groups and local
governments working together to protect, enhance and celebrate the
Clinton River, its watershed and Lake St. Clair. 12.2% C
5203 Detroit Audubon Society (248)545-2929 EIN#38-6004962 Promotes and
protects birds, other wildlife, their habitat and Michigan's natural
resources through public education programs, research, advocacy,
sanctuary management and citizen action. 21.8% C, W, N
5204 East Michigan Environmental Action Council (248)258-5188.
www.emeac.org EIN#23-7241219 EMEAC's mission is to protect and restore
land, air, water and diversity of life through informed personal and
public action. 11.2% C
5205 Ecology Center (734)761-3186 www.ecocenter.org EIN#38-1912803
Michigan-based nonprofit environmental advocacy organization that works
for a safe and healthy environment where people live, work and play.
12.2% C, S, E
5206 Friends of the Rouge (313)792-9900 www.therouge.org EIN#38-2672879
Promotes restoration and stewardship of Rouge River ecosystem through
education /citizen involvement to improve quality of life of people,
plants and animals of the watershed. 16.4% C
5207 Huron River Watershed Council (734)769-5123 www.hrwc.org
EIN#38-1806452 To inspire attitudes, behaviors and economies that
protect, rehabilitate and sustain the Huron River System. Services
include hands-on education, policy development, and river protection
projects. 20.6% C
5209 Little Traverse Conservancy (231)347-0991 www.landtrust.org
EIN#23-7267810 Protects the scenic and natural beauty of northern
Michigan by preserving significant land and open space, and provides
outdoor education programs for children and adults. 2.7% C, B, A
5210 Michigan Audubon Society (517)889-9144 www.michiganaudubon.org
EIN#38-1686621 Focusing on birds, Michigan Audubon Society is dedicated
to the awareness, enjoyment and stewardship of natural resources and
the environment, utilizing research, education and conservation. 32.5%*
C
5211 Michigan Council of Trout Unlimited (616)460-0477 www.mctu.org
EIN#23-7188803 Conserving, protecting and restoring Michigan's
watersheds which support wild trout and salmon through the united
actions of twenty-four Trout Unlimited chapters throughout Michigan.
37.5%* C
5212 Michigan Environmental Council (517)487-9539 www.mecprotects.org
EIN#38-2517980 A coalition of 72 organizations created in 1980 to lead
Michigan's environmental movement in achieving positive change through
the political process. 10.3% C, E
5220 Michigan Nature Association (517)655-5655 www.michigannature.org
EIN#38-6093404 Michigan's first land preservation organization, with
162 nature sanctuaries statewide, protects unique natural areas, plants
and animals through land acquisition and conservation education since
1952. 5.8% C, D, W
5213 Michigan United Conservation Clubs (517)371-1041 www.mucc.org
EIN#38-0831862 Protects Michigan's natural resources by educating and
engaging citizens through live animal programs, youth camps, magazines
for kids and adults, television shows, and resource lobbyists. 18.3% C,
B, W
5214 Michigan Wildlife Conservancy (Michigan Wildlife Habitat
Foundation) (517)641-7677 www.miwildlife.org EIN#38-2303728 Provides
citizens, businesses and local communities with design, technical and
funding assistance and supervision for fish and wildlife restorations
and improvements in their community. 8.9% D, C, U
5215 Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision Project (313)842-1961
http://comnet.org/sdev/ EIN#38-3068006 A coalition of residents,
community organizations, agencies, businesses and industry working
together to improve the environment and strengthen the economy of
Southwest Detroit. 19% C, S
5216 Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council (231)347-1181
www.watershedcouncil.org EIN#38-2361745 Strives to preserve the
environmental, economic and aesthetic value of northern Michigan's
lakes, streams, wetlands and drinking water though monitoring,
education and advocacy. 10.3% C
5217 Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition (906)524-7899
www.upenvironment.org EIN#38-2561218 Strives to protect and maintain
the unique environmental qualities of Michigan's Upper Peninsula by
educating the public and acting as watchdog to industry and government.
17% C
5218 Washtenaw Land Trust (734)302-5263 www.washtenawlandtrust.org EIN#
38-2899980 Protects working farmland, natural areas in and around
Washtenaw County. Educates the public on land use issues. 32.3%* C
5219 West Michigan Environmental Action Council (616)451-3051
www.wmeac.org EIN#23-7128379 Advocates to protect, enhance, and restore
West Michigan's Natural and human environments and promote sustainable
communities through partnerships, public education and citizen
involvement. 17.9% C, K, S
United Way of Marquette County and Member Organizations
5400 United Way of Marquette County (906)226-9171 www.uwmqt.org
EIN#38-1358204 Provides a cost effective system for donors to
contribute money, time and goods that address the health and service needs. 13.3% P, S, T
5401 Alger Marquette Community Action Board (906)228-6522 www.amcab.org EIN# 38-1797320 A multi-purpose human service
organization serving the two county area since 1965. Program areas
include Sr. meals, housing, early childhood education and outreach
services. 4% P, S, T
5402 Alzheimer's Association Greater Michigan Chapter (906)228-3910 www.alzgmc.org/upperpenisula EIN#13-3039601
Offers services to Alzheimer's patients and their families, including telephone helpline, counseling, support groups,
education, research, emergency respite care and care management. 26.2%* G, P
5403 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Marquette County (906)475-7443
www.bbbsmqt.org EIN#38-1966729 Helps boys and girls achieve their
full potential through long term personal relationships with carefully screened and caring volunteers. 14.9% O, P
5404 Child & Family Services of the Upper Peninsula, Inc.
(906)228-4025 www.cfsup.org EIN#38-2171575 Offers a wide variety of
social
services, ranging from prevention programs to therapeutic foster care
and adoption, enhancing the lives of Upper Peninsula residents.
12.2% F, O, P
5405 Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc. (906)228-9699 http://glrc.biz/
EIN#38-2453316 Provides substance abuse counseling for adults
and youth. Contracts with 25+ state, federal and local agencies to
deliver long-term residential and outpatient services. 16.1% E, P
5406 Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging (906)485-5527 EIN#38-2429118
Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging provides services
to the elderly in the city of Ishpeming and townships of Ishpeming,
Ely, Tilden, Humboldt, Champion, Republic, Michigamme. 26%* P, W
5407 Ishpeming Cancer Society Serving Marquette County (906)485-6333
EIN#38-2251717 All-volunteer organization provides support
and financial assistance to Marquette County cancer patients in need.
Sponsors cancer early detection/screening programs for county
residents. 5.9% G, P
5408 Jazen House (906)226-2271 EIN# 38-2494635 Provides adequate, safe
housing and auxiliary services for homeless and low income
residents and provides food, shelter and some clothing as needed. 11.5% K, L, P
5409 Lake Superior Village Youth & Family Center, Inc.
(906)228-3771
http://freedom.up.net/~jolove/Marquette_Sites_Folder/Lake_Superior_Village.html
EIN# 38-2629815 The center reduces risk factors for youth and families
by providing many asset-building programs in a safe, caring environment
after school and in the summer. 0% O, P, S
5410 Liberty Children's Art Project (906)475-5607
www.hometown.aol.com/childrensartp EIN#38-3250430 A non-profit arts
organization
providing art classes in the summer, after-school, on weekends, and at special events. 20% A, O, P
5411 Marquette County Habitat for Humanity (906)228-3578 www.mqthabitat.org EIN#38-3044937 With donations of money,
materials, and labor, builds and rehabilitate homes which are purchased
by homeowner partners via no-interest mortgages. 9% L, P
5412 Medical Care Access Coalition, Inc. (906)226-4400 www.upmcac.org
EIN#38-3566082 A faith initiated volunteer organization whose
vision is to ensure that all residents in Marquette County has access
with dignity to quality, affordable health care. 2.2% E, P
5413 Negaunee Senior Center (Nagaunee Commission on Aging) (906)475-6266 EIN#38-6004640 Serves seniors with outreach, case-
coordination and support, homemaker and chore services, financial
management, grief, arthritis and parkinson's support groups and health
clinics. 16% P, W
5414 Propylon Non-Profit Housing Corp. (906)228-4446 EIN#38-2219645
Operates safe, affordable, barrier-free housing with special design
features to accommodate wheel chair users. Provides limited social
programming activities: holiday parties, memorial services, wellness
clinics. 17.7% P
5415 The Salvation Army Ishpeming (906)486-8121 EIN#39-0806889 A
non-discriminating Christian organization servicing low-income
families/individuals with emergency needs; food, shelter, utility
disconnects. Asset/character building programs are offered for youth
and
adults. 13% K, L, P
5416 The Salvation Army Marquette (906)226-2241 EIN#13-5562351
Salvation Army offers youth character building programs, pastoral
counseling, worship services and emergency disaster relief services. 16.8% K, L, P
5417 United Cerebral Palsy Association of Michigan (906)226-9903 www.ucpmichigan.org EIN#38-1387884 Provides information,
individual advocacy, assistive technology assessments and loans,
benefits counseling, workshops, website, publications, public policy
advocacy for people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. 7.9% G, P
5418 Women's Center Inc. (906)225-1346 EIN#38-2340624 Provides services
to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual assault.
Services include providing safe shelter; individual/group counseling; legal, financial and housing advocacy. 26% * L, F, P
5419 YMCA of Marquette County (906)227-9622 www.ymca.net/index.jsp?assn=3050
EIN#38-3211419 Dedicated to building strong kids, strong families, and
strong communities through quality, Christian principled programs that
support healthy lifestyes for all. 10% O,N,P
Community Health Charities of Michigan and Member Organizations
5100 Community Health Charities of Michigan (248)597-9900
www.healthcharitiesofmi.com EIN#51-0240030 Serving as a health
awareness advocate for Michigan residents through its member health
agencies whose common mission's focus on research, education and
patient service programs. 3.1% , G, H
5101 American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities, Inc. St. Judes Children 's Hospital (800)942-5522 www.stjude.org
EIN#35-1044585 St. Jude is the single largest center in the United
Sates dedicated to the research and treatment of pediatric cancer and
other childhood catastrophic diseases. 21.1% E, G, H
5102 American Diabetes Association (Michigan) (248)433-3830 www.diabetes.org EIN#13-1623888
The American Diabetes Association partners with communities in Michigan
to provide awareness, education, children's camp and advocacy for all
types of diabetes. 8.6% E, G, H
5103 American Heart Association, Midwest Affiliate, Inc. (248)557-9500 www.americanheart.org
EIN#13-5613797 The American Heart Association works to reduce
disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke through
research and community education programs, including CPR instruction.
21.8% E, G, H
5104 American Liver Foundation Michigan Chapter (248)489-5400 www.liverfoundation.org EIN#
36-2883000 The Nation's leading nonprofit promoting liver health and
disease prevention. ALF provides research, education and advocacy for
those affected by hepatitis and other liver-related diseases. 17.6% E,
G, H
5105 American Lung Association of Michigan (248)784-2000 www.alam.org EIN#38-3054176
The American Lung Association of Michigan is committed to the
prevention of lung disease and promotion of lung health through
education, advocacy and supporting research. 25.3% E, G, H
5106 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) of Michigan, Inc.
(800)882-5764 www.alsofmi.org EIN#38-2190726 ALS of Michigan (Lou
Gehrig's disease) is dedicated to helping people with ALS (PALS) and
their families live with ALS through community programs and services
24.4% E, G, H
5107 Arthritis Foundation Michigan Chapter (800)968-3030
www.arthritis.org EIN#38-1366904 We provide public information and
physician referrals, offer community programs/services: exercise,
self-management and quality of life programs, and support research and
professional education. 8.7% E, G, H
5113 Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute (313)576-8660
www.karmanos.org EIN#38-1613280 Nationally designated comprehensive
cancer center committed to a future free of cancer and dedicated to
prevention and early detection through research, treatment and
community education. 24.2% E, G, H
5108 Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Michigan Chapter
(248)737-0900 www.ccfa.org EIN# 13-6193105 Cure/prevent Crohn's disease
and ulcerative colitis through research. Improve the quality of life
for children and adults affected by these diseases through
education/support. 14% E, G, H
5109 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (248)269-8759 www.cff.org
EIN#13-1930701 Supports innovative research to control and cure cystic
fibrosis. Provides specialized medical care through a nationwide
network of centers; offers pharmacy and other patient services. 5% E,
G, H
5110 Easter Seal Society of Michigan, Inc. (800)757-3257
www.essmichigan.org EIN#38-1402860 Easter Seals provides speech,
recreational and occupational therapies; individual and family
counseling; day treatment, and support services for children, adults
and families with disabilities. 5.7% F, G
5111 Huntington's Disease Society of America, Michigan Chapter
(517)646-0920 www.hdsa.org EIN#38-3349872 Combating Huntington's
Disease, a fatal, genetic neurological disorder. Funds research for a
treatment and cure while providing a network of patient and family
services. 10.4% E, G, H
5112 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (248)355-1133 www.jdrf.org
EIN#23-1907729 Help us find a cure for diabetes. Through research, we
can save lives of children and adults who suffer from diabetes and its
devastating complications. 2.8% G,H
5114 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Michigan Chapter (800)456-5413
www.lls.org EIN#13-5644916 Dedicated to the cure of blood cancer. A
results-oriented organization providing patient aid,
public/professional education, community services programs and
research. 14.9% E, G, H
5115 Lupus Alliance of America, Inc. Michigan Indiana Affiliate
(800)705-6677 www.milupus.org EIN#38-2282465 A statewide agency
supporting patient and public education, awareness and research for
persons afflicted with lupus and related diseases. 13.6% E, G, H
5116 Michigan AIDS Fund (248)395-3244 www.michaidsfund.org
EIN#38-3151591 Preventing HIV/AIDS in Michigan by increasing knowledge
and awareness, and investing in the most effective and innovative
prevention programs across Michigan. 13% E, G
5117 Michigan Parkinson Foundation (248)433-1011 www.parkinsonmi.org
EIN#38-2494280 Information and direct services for people with
Parkinson's Disease and families through: education, assistance paying
for medication, adult daycare services, support groups and other
services. 26%* E, G, H
5118 Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc. (810)694-0398 www.mdausa.org
EIN#13-1665552 Fighting neuromuscular diseases through worldwide
research, a nationwide network of clinics offering comprehensive
medical services, and far-reaching professional and public health
education. 29.3%* E, G, H
5119 Planned Parenthood Affiliates of Michigan (517)482-1080
www.miplannedparenthood.org EIN#38-2346424 Providing reproductive
health services and advancing knowledge about human reproduction
through its Michigan affiliates and 29 clinics. 1-800-230-PLAN reaches
the clinic nearest you. 17.7% F, E, P
5120 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, Michigan Chapter
(517)485-8769 www.sicklecelldisease.org EIN#38-1963400 Provides
testing, education, counseling, and support services to individuals and
families with the sickle cell condition or trait. 17.1% E, G, H
5121 Tomorrow's Child (formerly - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Alliance) (517)485-7437 www.tomorrowschildmi.org EIN#38-3193629
Dedicated to preserving the lives of newborns and helping grieving
families heal; partnership of family nonprofit and Michigan Health
department SIDS/Other infant Death Program. 18.2% E, G
United Way of Northwest Michigan and Member Organizations
5500 United Way of Northwest Michigan (231)947-3200.
www.unitedway.tcnet.org EIN#38-1679060 Improves the lives of community
members by innovatively addressing local challenges, making value-added
grants, forming partnerships and engaging volunteers of all ages. 14%
P, S, T
5518 Addiction Treatment Services (Dakoske & Phoenix Halls) (231)
922-4880 EIN#38-2032908 Provides treatment services for the recovery of
chemically dependent individuals in northern Michigan regardless of
their economic abilities 19% G
5501 Big Brothers/Big Sisters (231)932-7810. www.bigsupnort.com
EIN#23-7043163 Provides one-to-one youth mentoring in schools and
throughout the community to at-risk children from single parent low
income homes. 18% O
5502 Boys & Girls Club of Grand Traverse (231)941-2303
EIN#38-2908245 Inspires all young people, especially those from
disadvantaged circumstances. Volunteers needed to help provide hope and
opportunity to all kids, ages 6 18. 25% O
5503 Catholic Human Services - Grand Traverse (231)947-8110
www.catholichumanservices.com EIN#38-3198322 Provides a wide range of
human services which includes counseling programs, prevention programs,
open adoption, employee assistance and gerontology programs. 10.8% P
5506 Community Health Clinic (Free Medical Clinic) (231)935-0668
EIN#38-2084877 A primary care clinic which provides general medical
services to the indigent, working poor, uninsured and other underserved
people. 11% E
5507 Crawford County United Way (989)821-9650 EIN#38-2777940 Serving
the community by raising funds to award operational grants to health
and human service organizations meeting the needs of the area's
residents. 20% S
5508 Fresh Food Partnership (Land Information Access Association)
(231)929-3696 www.freshfoodpartnership.org EIN#38-3135600 Works with
volunteers to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables from area farmers
for distribution to people in need through regional food pantries.
27.6% * K
5509 Goodwill Inn (Goodwill Industries) (231)922-4890. www.gwitc.com
EIN#38-1976268 Provides emergency shelter and food for men, women and
families who are homeless. Provides case management and job services.
9.2% L, J
5510 Grand Traverse Bay Y.M.C.A. (231)933-9622 EIN#38-1709640 Dedicated
to putting Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs
that build healthy body, mind and spirit for all. .9% O, N
5511 Kalkaska 4-H MSU Extension (231)358-3320 www.msue.msu.ed\kalkaska
EIN#38-2558459 Community collaborative to provide summer programming
for youth in Kalkaska County. Positive youth development for ages six
to sixteen. 0% O
5512 Kalkaska Memorial Health Center (231) 258-7500 EIN# 38-6032904
Adult day provides stimulation and socialization through music,
exercises & crafts in a comfortable setting to elders who require a
caregiver to be at home. 24% E
5513 Leelanau 4-H MSU Extension (231)256-9888 www.msue.msu.edu\leelanau
EIN#38-2493025 Through caring adults, 4-H helps youth explore new
ideas, experience a variety of new opportunities and builds skills
designed to help them achieve. 0% O
5514 MSU Extension - Grand Traverse (231)922-4620
www.msue.msu.edu\grandtraverse EIN#38-60005984 Parents as Teacher's
provide home visits and playgroups to teach parents about their child's
growth as well as strategies to enhance their child's development. 0% O
5505 Pine Rest Traverse City Clinic (formerly Child Guidance Center)
(231) 947-2255 EIN#38-1368360 Provides professional mental health and
psychiatric services for children, families and adults in the Grand
Traverse region 17% F
5516 Third Level Crisis Intervention Center (231)922-4802.
www.thirdlevel.org EIN#38-2034904 Provides 24 hour free, confidential
crisis counseling, information referral, mental health emergency
services access and counseling for youth and families. 9% F
5517 Women's Resource Center (231)941-1210. www.wrcgt.com
EIN#38-2164580 Provides comprehensive services for victims of domestic
violence and sexual assault, including shelter, counseling and
advocacy. 13.7% F, L
Local Unaffiliated Organizations
5915 United Way of Northeast Michigan (989)354-2221 EIN#38-1608840
United Way of Northeast Michigan creating a better future for those who
live in Alpena, Alcona and Montmorency counties. 18.4% S
5908 Best of Friends Humane Society (909)635-1973
www.best-of-friends.etfinder.com EIN# 38-3628328 Provides humane care
for homeless companion animals, to find them loving, adoptive homes,
and to promote compassion toward all animals. 5.6% D
5904 United Way of Delta County (906)786-3736 EIN#38-1740320 Improving
our community's capacity to care for one another by supporting local
programs focused on basic needs, strengthening families and
self-sufficiency. 16.5% P, S, F
5912 Shelter, Inc (989)356-2560 www.shelterincalpena.org EIN#
38-2245793 Shelter, Inc. is a community supported human service
organization dedicated to assisting victims and survivors of domestic
and sexual violence. 18% L, F, R
5914 United Way of Manistee County (231)723-2331 EIN# 38-6032839 Funds
local non-profit agencies that improve lives and build a
stronger community by focusing on long-lasting solutions rather than short-term fixes. 22% P, O, T
5918 Friends of Animals (906)643-6252 EIN# 38-3470112 Provides an
affordable spay & neuter program "Pet-fix" for pet owners in
Mackinac County and the eastern upper Peninsula. 3.5% D
5910 Michigan Special Olympics (586)731-0922 www.somi.org
EIN#38-1964643. Special Olympics provides year round training and
competition for individuals with intellectual disabilities while
providing an opportunity to develop self-confidence and physical
fitness. 30%* N, P, Z
5917 Munson Manor Hospitality House (Munson Medical Center)
(231)935-2300
www.munsonhealtcare.org/munson/patient_sevcs/housing/housing.php EIN#
38-1362830 Provides temporary, low-cost accommodations for families
whose loved ones are receiving treatment for serious illnesses,
injuries and other conditions at Munson Medical Center. 7.8% L, P, W
5902 Angel Flight of Michigan (248)666-2567 www.angelflightma.org EIN#
38-3589832 Saving and enriching lives. Our volunteer Angel Flight
pilots to provide no-cost air transportation for ambulatory,
financially needy patients to distant, specialized treatment
facilities. 8% Z
5916 Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation (231)935-4066
www.gtrf.org EIN# 38-3056434 The Denny Schavey Memorial Community
Services Fund provides grants in the Grand Traverse region for
community services .8% T
5905 United Way of Dickinson County (906)774-3089 EIN# 23-7112824
Provides an annual campaign to raise funds for agencies that provide
for the human health and welfare needs of the residents of Dickinson
County. 16.5 % S, P
5906 Make A Wish Foundation of Michigan (800)622-9474 www.wishmich.org
EIN#38-2505812 Grants wishes to Michigan children battling
life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with
hope, strength, and joy. 22% P
For more information or questions contact Sandy Holliday
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