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Nonprofit Spotlight: Szajna-Carr For The Paws
Posted February 3, 2025
K-9 officers work tirelessly in communities throughout Macomb County and the region to ensure public safety, often at great personal expense. Recognizing this need, a Macomb County-based nonprofit called Szajna-Carr For The Paws has stepped in to provide essential support. Founded by Evette Szajna and her husband, Mark Carr, this all-volunteer organization is making a difference for K-9 teams throughout Macomb County and beyond.
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Elevating Macomb County Nonprofits – Join the Advancing Macomb Nonprofit Accelerator Program
Posted January 15, 2025
Are you ready to take your nonprofit to the next level? Advancing Macomb announces the launch of the Advancing Macomb Nonprofit Accelerator. This innovative leadership development program is tailored to support and empower nonprofits serving Macomb County. The Advancing Macomb Nonprofit Accelerator is designed to elevate small to mid-size nonprofits in Macomb County with a four-month leadership and operational development program.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: CARE of Southeastern Michigan
Posted December 9, 2024
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The Importance of Giving
Posted December 2, 2024
From the Desk of Phil Gilchrist, Executive Director. The holiday season is the perfect time to consider the importance of giving. Working in the nonprofit sector, I have seen firsthand the incredible impact that contributions—whether in time or money—can have on an organization. I want to take this opportunity to share why giving is important to me, how I get involved and how we can all help strengthen our local communities through giving.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Dutton Farm
Posted October 7, 2024
Through the Nonprofit Spotlight series, Advancing Macomb highlights the work of a Macomb County-based nonprofit. This month, we feature Dutton Farm. In 2010, Michelle and Jim Smither and their daughter Jenny Brown started Dutton Farm to create opportunities for people with developmental disabilities. They were inspired by their daughter and sister, Rebecca "Becca." Today, Dutton Farm serves over 150 individuals through two locations in Rochester and Sterling Heights and has become a light of hope for those they serve.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: MyCare Health Center
Posted August 7, 2024
Through the Nonprofit Spotlight series, Advancing Macomb highlights the work of a Macomb County-based nonprofit. This month, we feature MyCare Health Center. The need for quality yet affordable healthcare in Macomb County is significant. A recent survey conducted by the Macomb County Health Department revealed that nearly half of the surveyed Macomb County residents believe the cost of their healthcare has made it difficult to access services. There is a solution.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Macomb County Pride
Posted June 3, 2024
Through the Nonprofit Spotlight series, Advancing Macomb highlights the work of a Macomb County-based nonprofit. This month, in honor of Pride Month, we feature Macomb County Pride. Benjamin Orjada is a proud and active member of Macomb County Pride. He describes the organization as an amazing community of individuals working together to drive meaningful and lasting change for the better in Macomb County. Macomb County Pride was established in 2019 by a dedicated group of volunteers aiming to create a supportive environment for the LGBTQ+ community and serve as a resource in Macomb County.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Turning Point
Posted April 24, 2024
Through the Nonprofit Spotlight series, Advancing Macomb highlights the work of a Macomb-County-based nonprofit. This month we feature Turning Point. Turning Point provides assistance to more than 10,000 survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking each year, including survivors like “Laura,” who experienced multiple layers of abuse from a domestic partner for many years.
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A Message from The Executive Director
Posted April 1, 2024
As the new Executive Director of Advancing Macomb, I am grateful for the opportunity to lead this organization. I am inspired as I look to the future. We have tremendous opportunities to expand Advancing Macomb’s reach throughout Macomb County, and we are already getting started.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Lakeshore Legal Aid
Posted March 5, 2024
Through the Nonprofit Spotlight series, Advancing Macomb highlights the work of a Macomb-County-based nonprofit. This month we feature Lakeshore Legal Aid. Lakeshore Legal Aid is a not-for-profit law firm providing free legal services to individuals who have low-income, older adults aged 60 and above, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Lakeshore assists with a wide variety of civil legal areas, like housing issues, family law, consumer law, protection from abuse, education advocacy, estate planning, public benefits law, and more.
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