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Michael’s Place is a non-profit organization providing compassionate support and advocacy for grieving children, teens, adults and the community. Our goals are to provide program opportunities to promote healthy healing for individuals and families following the death of a loved one and to provide grief education and support services to organizations such as schools, businesses, and churches.
Habitat for Humanity partners with people in your community, and all over the world, to help them build or improve a place they can call home. Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. With your support, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and for their families.
Jubilee Ministries Center of Grace Episcopal Church offers free meals every Friday to approximately 50 people, showers, laundry, a PO Box for job applications to be received, a food pantry, a warm place for those who need to get out of the weather. The basic needs that we so often take for granted are being offered on a regular basis to those who don't have them and would otherwise go without
Kelly and Tracy went to The Rock of Kingsley Youth Center to present them with the $1,000 Precision Cares Check. Congratulations! This is a great place doing great things in their community! Dedicated to inspiring change by empowering people with the resources and support they need to live healthy, connected and secure lives in five counties. The Rock welcomes all members of our Northwest Michigan community.
Using a trauma-focused lens, Child & Family Services’ programs help children, youth, adults, and families heal and grow. They serve our community through offices in Traverse City, Harbor Springs, and Gaylord, and serve children, adults, and families across northwestern Michigan.
Father Fred offers a variety of services to those in need. In one unit of our facility, we house a food pantry focused on healthy options and organized as a self-shop model to preserve our guest's dignity and simultaneously reduce waste. In addition to our clothing area, we assist guests who may need other home items such as a bed, dishes, or shelves. If a guest is struggling with eviction, keeping the heat on or medical bills, we have a financial services staff member available to listen to their circumstance and advise or assist them as we are able.
GTDA provides one-on-one tutoring in reading and spelling, training to tutors and teachers, and community education to enhance awareness of dyslexia and the challenges faced by people with dyslexia. GTDA is the only tutoring center in the greater Grand Traverse region that specifically uses the Orton-Gillingham method to teach struggling learners reading, writing, and spelling. Most of the students we teach could not learn to read, write, or spell proficiently any other way. They must have the systematic, multi-sensory phonetic instruction of Orton-Gillingham in order to reach their goals in the classroom and in life. A non-profit organization, GTDA was formed in 1985 when parents and teachers in our community expressed a need for help for struggling students. Today, GTDA serves an average of 125 students per year with 25 trained tutors.
Traverse Bay Children's Advocacy Center
The mission of the Traverse Bay Children’s Advocacy Center is to offer help, hope, and healing to children who have survived abuse. We provide prevention and multi-disciplinary intervention in the investigation, assessment, and treatment of child sexual and physical abuse in an environment that is child-sensitive, supportive and safe.
So proud of this awesome group of athletes! You all rocked this morning! Nice job! TC West Titans Basketball team won the $1000 monthly Precision Cares donation and one of our little's did the honors of presenting the BIG check to them! He's such a cutie! Way to go everyone!
Reining Liberty Ranch offers community-based programs that serve Veterans, their families, and other disabled/at-risk individuals within the Grand Traverse Community. The ranch programs focus on the horse-human relationship and include Relational Horsemanship, Therapeutic Riding, Hippotherapy, Equine Facilitated Learning, and agricultural activities. Through these programs and activities, participants have the opportunity to connect with others facing similar challenges. The Ranch is the catalyst for healing through building relationships, mentorship opportunities, interaction and reintegration within our community.
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