Nonprofit Service Organization

37980 Commerce Drive
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
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Founded in 2016 and based in Sterling Heights, Macomb County, Inclusively Fit is a nonprofit fitness center that provides one-on-one adaptive fitness training to individuals with special needs and other disabilities.

Organization of dedicated volunteers dedicated to helping the community, particularly focused on children.

Leadership Macomb provides unique learning experiences and collaborative engagements to those that work, live and/or do business in Macomb County.

Live Rite Structured Recovery Corp is a non-profit. We subsidize the recovering addict's housing, education, therapy, and aftercare so they may become a productive, drug and alcohol free member of society once again. Saving another addict's life is our mission and goal.

20750 Civic Center Dr
Ste 180
Southfield, MI 48076-4147
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Make-A-Wish Michigan's mission is to create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses during their darkest days.

New Horizons is a nationally recognized, private, not-for-profit rehabilitation agency providing quality vocational training and job placement in Michigan since 1964

PACE Southeast Michigan is a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)

Our Mission - PACE Southeast Michigan is a unique health plan and comprehensive care provider, committed to keeping chronically ill aging adults in their home, by caring for their medical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs. Our comprehensive program offers an alternative to nursing homes, while also allowing peace of mind for family and caregivers. PACE Southeast Michigan uses Medicare, Medicaid and private funds to cover all of your medically-necessary care and services. PACE Southeast Michigan provides care and services in you home, community, and our day health centers throughout Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. PACE Southeast Michigan participants receive most of their care from our expert staff at our our centers. We provide transportation to and from our centers and all medically-necessary appointments.

 

To speak with a PACE Southeast Michigan Enrollment and Outreach Representative, call us at (855) 445-4554

Or contact Heather Dupuis, Community Sales Liaison directly at Heather.Dupuis@pacesemi.org / 248-752-3558

www.pacesemi.org


13900 Masonic Blvd.
Warren, MI 48088
Regina High School is a Catholic college preparatory school in the Franciscan tradition of peace, service, and respect for the unique dignity of each person. Regina is committed to academic excellence, nurturing and guidance, and the moral, intellectual, physical, and personal growth of young women who face the challenges of today’s world.

Our Mission is embodied in our school motto
“Transforming girls into young women of faith and vision.”

For over 11 years, Single Family Living has strived to focus on combating youth illiteracy from single families throughout the Metro-Detroit communities. Just like the needs of the communities and schools we service expanded, so has our mission to help the youths. Our mission is to empower, mentor, and inspire children from single parent families. SFL's 4-tier plan equips youth and their parents to overcome functional illiteracy; understand mental health (trauma) awareness; attain in-demand career development; and achieve affordable housing.  



Created to build an appreciation for history. Our mission is to educate, motivate and inspire young people with a passion and appreciation for vintage vehicles and help them to understand their contribution to the development of the car industry as well as their impact on society, history and everyday life.

12828 Canal Road
Sterling Heights, MI 48313
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Sterling Heights Lions Club committed to Service in Lionism in our community offfering aid in sight and hearing, supporting Leader Dogs for the Blind, Chidlren dealing with Cancer, Juvenile Diabetes, and disabilities. 

Our meetings are the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the Month, doors open 6 pm and program at 6:30 pm 


Susie Q's Kids
13116 Iowa Drive
Warren, MI 48088
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Susie Q’s Kids

We provide comfort bags to kids in need

Mission

Susie Q’s Kids provides comfort bags to kids in need:  sick kids battling an illness, foster kids adapting to a new life, kids in shelters feeling safe, trafficked and bullied kids finding peace, autistic kids exploring new ideas, grieving kids learning to cope with their loss, and suicidal kids finding the hope to continue on.  Each bag provides a soft bear to cuddle, a fuzzy blanket to stay warm, hygiene items to refresh them as they start their new day, inspirational items to motivate them, and journals, coloring books, crayons, games, to make the moments easier to manage.

Program

Susie Q’s Kids partners with established non-profits to distribute our comfort bags to kids in their programs, such as hospitals, shelters, foster care, and agencies that help those grieving the loss of loved ones.  Participants from businesses, churches, local groups, and individuals provide material support and our wonderful volunteers make it happen.

Through our speaking engagements, bag stuffing events, and donation drives, our Kids in Philanthropy approach of “Kids Helping Kids” provides kids with an opportunity to help, focus their efforts on good in the community, and enhance their emotional connection to other kids in need.

We strive to address the physical, emotional, and mental health of kids giving and receiving through our comfort bag program as we provide comfort bags to kids in need, “one bag at a time”, and create some normalcy, relief, and support during what can be an incredibly stressful time for a child.

Together, we can make a difference in the life of a child.

Dr. Mary Welsh is co-founder of Susie Q’s Kids, a 501c3 non-profit, created in honor of their late daughter Susie McBride-Welsh which creates comfort, sensory and grief bags to brighten and inspire the lives of children and young adults in hospitals (health issues), foster care, shelters, and those grieving the loss of a loved one.

 

Susie Q’s Kids was awarded “Community Partner of the Year” by American Foundation of Suicide Prevention (AFSP) for her work in the community addressing mental health and suicide awareness. They have also participated In the Barb Smith Suicide Resource and Response Network, Kevin’s Song Conference, and the National Alliance Mental Health (NAMI) Conference and as a Speaker.

 

Dr. Mary is on the Board of Bereaved Parents of USA (BPUSA) Macomb Chapter, conducted workshops locally and nationally, and facilitates for BPUSA, Compassionate Friends, and New Hope Center for Grief Support. Dr. Mary Welsh, is President of the Sterling Heights Lions Club expanding giving and caring within our community and recently was awarded a prestigious award for her humanitarian efforts in the community. She was also awarded Mompreneur of the Year 2022-23 for her community efforts,

Through her speaking, Dr. Mary focuses on the message of spreading mental health and suicide prevention awareness as well as focusing on the Four Aspects of Positive Reflection. By addressing high school students and youth groups, the kids receive the message and help other kids by assembling hygiene bags. Kids helping kids!

Through our affiliation with businesses, individuals, associations, groups, youth programs, schools, churches, individuals, and grantors, we are able to support our program through financial contributions, bag stuffing events, in-kind donation drives, vendor donations and discounts, participation at charity events, fundraisers, and volunteerism to provide comfort bags to kids in need within our community.

 

The comfort bags are provided to other nonprofits for distribution such as hospitals/health centers/hospice agencies, shelters, foster care agencies, and those serving kids grieving the loss of loved ones. The following lists some of the organizations and kids in their programs that have benefited from our program. 

 

For verification purposes, you may find some information on our website below:

 

Please contact Dr Mary to discuss how your business, organization, group, or yourself can participate in our program “Kids Helping Kids” in “providing comfort bags to kids in need” in our community.

Help Us Make a Difference in the Life of a Child                   

Susie Q’s Kids

Dr Mary Welsh, President and Co-Founder

drmary@susieqskids.org

248-220-6846

https://susieqskids.org/

 

Registered 501c3 nonprofit, EIN# 83-2545476 


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