Homes for Heroic Veterans is dedicated to serving forgotten veterans. Their purpose is to provide transitional housing for homeless veterans, while connecting them with VA support and services needed to get back to becoming a productive citizen again.

More Than a Bus is a non-profit 501c3 organization that will serve the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the homeless, poor, underserved, oppressed and mentally unstable persons (collectively the “hurting”) in communities throughout Macomb, Oakland and Wayne Counties where homelessness and hunger exist.  

The mission of Gianna House is to provide support through education and life skills programming to young, pregnant women and mothers who are at-risk or lack safe housing to transition them to independence. 

Family Youth Interventions (FYI) was founded in 1975 as Macomb County Youth Interim Care Facility (MCYICF), a component of Comprehensive Youth Services, Inc. (CYS). They work closely with counseling agencies, the Macomb County Juvenile Court, Children’s Protective Services, schools and psychiatric hospitals.

Urban Seed’s mission is to promote community spirit, beautify our community, provide education about gardening, donate food to the community, and support the urban agriculture movement.
The inception of the "Urban Seed" concept stemmed from the desire to foster local gardens in the area. 

Blessing in a Backpack program provides school-age children with food insecurities with a backpack containing enough food to provide six meals during the weekend. By eliminating the barriers to learning caused by lack of food and food insecurities, the organization is providing these children with the same opportunities to succeed in school as their fellow students. 

The Arc of Macomb County, Inc. (The Arc) is dedicated to securing for all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to choose where and how they learn, live, and work throughout their lifetimes in the community we share. 

If you’re a family member, teacher or friend, or someone with special needs, and struggled to find fitness programs or facilities that meet the specific needs of your child, you’re not alone. Inclusively Fit (IFF) was founded upon a very simple realization … many children, as well as adults with special needs, can greatly benefit from a personal exercise and fitness program.

When a dream of helping abused or neglected “at-risk” children became a reality, wonderful things were certain to happen. Champ Life's core mission is to reach at-risk kids by helping to build their confidence, self-esteem and character. The value they bring is to help these children to be better neighbors, citizens, and people when they grow up. 

The mission of 4 Paws 1 Heart is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs by paying for needed medical treatment and assisting with the permanent placement of these animals through their partnerships with local rescue groups. 

The Macomb Foster Closet provides much-needed clothing and other essential items free to children in foster care. 

Neighborhood House, a nonprofit human services agency, was founded by communities of faith in 1968. Touching over 3,000 individuals each year, Neighborhood House uses an approach built on compassion and inclusion for all neighbors experiencing hardships. Neighborhood House works from a holistic program called Strive to Thrive with the community and other social service providers to help their neighbors move toward a balanced budget and overall wellness. 

Kids on the Go is a free summer camp for special needs kids, which focuses on their IEP (special education) goals. They have many needs, but right now they are focusing on their Teens to Work Program, where teens with special needs learn the skills that they will need to be successful workers as adults.

The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs of SE MI is to ensure that the community’s youth are career, start-up, and homeowner ready. The funds were used efor materials and programs for the Club in Eastpointe will be able to provide a world-class experience for the youth and families of Eastpointe.

The SCOTS Board objective is to share information on health, education, and social services through planning with the Senior Center Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator. They also provide an outlet for leadership, creativity, and services for older adults. In addition, they solicit, collect, and raise funds to be used to support the Senior Center and its activities. 

Hearts for Homes (H4H) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization helping families of homeless children gain access to permanent housing in Macomb County, Michigan. 

Feeding the hungry since 1975, the Macomb Food Program provides immediate relief to those
in need of food through a network of more than 50 pantries and hunger relief organizations.
The Macomb Food Program supplies food at no cost to ensure pantry shelves are stocked and operates as a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization. 

Single Family Living is working diligently to help as many children from single families as possible. Currently, we service these areas: Macomb, Wayne, Oakland Counties, and Port Huron. 

Assistance League volunteers transform the lives of children and adults through community programs. The funds will be used for their Operation School Bell program. This program provides new school clothing and necessities to promote self-esteem and school attendance. 

T.C.B. Youth Mentoring is an after-school work program designed to teach teens the importance of financial planning, money management, and personal responsibility. The goal of their program is to ensure that the teens involved are unaffected by the financial hardships that being born into a life of poverty might offer them.