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TO22 |
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MANISTEE COUNTY, UNITED WAY OF |
22.88% |
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(231) 723-2331 - email:
cvanfleet@uwmanistee.org |
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web page - www.uwmanistee.org |
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TO22 |
3501 |
ALTERNATIVES FOR AREA YOUTH |
13.53% |
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TO22 |
3502 |
AMERICAN RED CROSS |
14.50% |
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TO22 |
3512 |
BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF NORTHWESTERN MI |
28.16% |
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TO22 |
3504 |
CHOICES OF MANISTEE COUNTY |
8.98% |
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TO22 |
3505 |
GIRL SCOUTS OF MICHIGAN SHORE TO SHORE |
25.19% |
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TO22 |
3506 |
MANISTEE ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS |
4.73% |
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TO22 |
3507 |
MANISTEE COUNTY 4-H |
23.08% |
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TO22 |
3508 |
MANISTEE RECREATION ASSOCIATION |
6.70% |
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TO22 |
3509 |
SALVATION ARMY |
13.36% |
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TO22 |
3510 |
SCENIC TRAILS BOY SCOUT COUNCIL |
7.15% |
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TO22 |
3511 |
STAIRCASE YOUTH SERVICES |
7.85% |
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United Way of Manistee County |
231-723-2331 |
www.uwmanistee.org |
United Way of Manistee County funds local non-profit agencies that
improve lives and build a stronger community by focusing on
long-lasting solutions rather than short-term fixes. |
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Alternatives for Area Youth |
231-723-1588 |
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Alternatives for Area Youth is an organization that works to provide
activities for youth in our community, in a supervised environment,
through the Teen Center. Our Board is committed to our mission of
providing low or no cost activities to the youth in our community in
a safe and drug, alcohol, and smoke free environment. |
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American Red Cross |
231-757-3069 |
www.westshore.redcross.org |
The Chapter provides local and national disaster aid, health and
safety training classes, twenty-four hour emergency military
messaging, and blood services. |
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Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
Northwestern MI |
231-398-3302 |
www.bigsupnorth.com |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan provides mentoring
services to at-risk youth ages 6-18 by utilizing professionally paid
staff and volunteer mentors. |
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Choices of Manistee County |
231-723-6597 |
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Choices assists victims of domestic violence by providing support
services, peer and professional counseling, emergency shelter,
support group and advocacy services. The sixteen-bed emergency
shelter and the crisis line are available around the clock. |
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Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to
Shore |
231-744-4774 |
www.gsmists.org |
We build tomorrow's leaders, by building girls of courage,
confidence, and character through activities that include troops,
camp, events, travel and special interest groups. |
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Manistee Association For Retarded
Citizens |
231-723-4028 |
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The ARC is a volunteer advocacy organization which strives to
improve the quality of life for the developmentally disabled
children and adults in our community. We do this by providing
social activities such as the prom, family gatherings, holiday
parties, picnics and summer camp which also provides some respite
time for families. We purchase special equipment for children when
families need financial assistance. |
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Manistee County 4-H |
231-889-4277 |
www.msue.msu.edu/manistee |
Michigan State University Extension supports Manistee County 4_H
Youth Programs, which offer an array of educational programs and
experiences to youth ages five through nineteen. |
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Manistee Recreation Association |
231-723-9274 |
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The Manistee Recreation Association provides a balance of
recreational activities for persons of all ages and abilities and
strives to meet the diverse interests and fitness levels of all
community members in Manistee County. |
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Salvation Army |
231-723-6243 |
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The Salvation Army is a religious and charitable organization
providing emergency food, shelter, clothing and transportation. The
organization also provides assistance with utility, medical and rent
bills. |
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Scenic Trails Boy Scout Council |
231-947-7071 |
www.stcbsa.org/main/portal.php |
In partnership with community partners, the Scenic Trails Council
Boy Scouts of America provides a resource for local families - a
foundation of character, self-esteem, and leadership development. |
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Staircase Youth Services |
231-843-3200 |
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There are over 1.8 million runaway and homeless youth in the United
States. Staircase provides 24-hour access crisis intervention,
assessments, referral, counseling, case management, community
education and housing placements to youth and families that find
themselves faced with this situation. The goal is to strengthen
families. |