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Arts du Jour benefits nine local charities! 75% of the proceeds of each ticket sold will benefit the charity of your choice. Arts du Jour supports these fine non-profit organization.
Forgotten Harvest
People in metro Detroit are literally going hungry while fresh food is in plain sight. Annually, an estimated 1 billion pounds of fresh food enters area landfills while people go hungry! Our mission is to rescue surplus, perishable and prepared food and deliver it free of charge to area organizations combating hunger in metro Detroit.
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Gleaners
Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan collects and distributes 30 million pounds of emergency food annually to its network of partner soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, schools and other nonprofit agencies. Of every dollar donated, Gleaners uses 95 cents for food and food programs. One dollar provides three meals for a hungry neighbor.
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Arthritis Foundation
The Arthritis Foundation is the only national non-profit organization that supports the more than 100 types of arthritis. It is also the largest private, non-profit contributor to arthritis research in the world, funding more than $380 million in research grants since 1948. The Arthritis Foundation works to provide resources, disease management and exercise classes to help those living with arthritis have a better, pain-free life. Call your local Arthritis Foundation for help at 800-968-3030.
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South Oakland Shelter
South Oakland Shelter (SOS) works to reduce the impact and prevalence of homelessness in the communities of Southeast Michigan. For 25 years, SOS has worked with its 67 partner congregations to provide temporary lodging and supportive services that help homeless individuals and families break the cycle of homelessness, and live independently and self-sufficiently.
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Boys & Girls Club of South Oakland County
For more than 50 years the Boys & Girls Club has been mission focused. Our mission: To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
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The Rainbow Connection
Founded by L. Brooks Patterson in 1985, The Rainbow Connection makes dreams come true for Michigan children with life threatening illnesses. From something as simple as a computer or as unique as meeting the President of the United States at The White House or a glorious trip to Disney World, The Rainbow Connection has fulfilled the dreams of over 2300 Michigan children. The Rainbow Connection also provides emergency support services, information and referral, special holiday get-togethers and picnics and, perhaps most important of all, a listening ear to Michigan families battling a child’s life threatening illness.
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The Children’s Center
The Children’s Center was founded in 1929 and has evolved to become one of the largest, most diverse child-serving agencies in Michigan. The Children’s Center offers 20+ programs that embrace more than 5,000 children and families annually who are dealing with such issues as abuse, neglect, mental illness and behavioral problems.
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Rose Hill Center
Rose Hill Center (Holly, Michigan) is a comprehensive residential treatment program for adults with mental illness. Patients are guided through a carefully developed - and highly effective - therapeutic program that helps them gain insights into their illness, manage their medications, develop coping skills, maintain psychiatric stability and achieve their highest level of independence, to lead rewarding lives.
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Michigan Pet Fund Alliance
The Michigan Pet Fund Alliance is a statewide all-volunteer not for profit organization established to end the euthanasia of healthy and treatable homeless dogs and cats in Michigan Shelters. We accomplish our mission by advocating, educating and providing technical assist to shelters and rescue organizations in the implementation of the eleven proven No-kill Equation programs (Proactive Redemptions, Compassionate Director, Volunteers, Comprehensive Adoption Programs, Pet Retention, Foster Care, Medical and Behavior Programs, Public Relations, Community Involvement, Feral Cat TNR and High-Volume, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter).
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Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce High School Scholarship Fund
2011 marks the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce’s 75th Year as a recognized Chamber in Michigan. As part of our ongoing commitment to the Royal Oak community, the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce presents four $500 Scholarships every year to deserving Royal Oak seniors. Scholarships are not based on academics but on leadership qualities. For 2012 ( and beyond), we would like to be able offer more scholarships to more deserving Royal Oak students.
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