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0 - Gift of Life, the Michigan organ and tissue donation program
Gift of Life, the Michigan organ and tissue donation program, is a nonprofit (501c (3)), independent corporation certified by Medicare and designated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services as an organ recovery organization for Michigan . It was incorporated in 1971 by transplant surgeons in Michigan in order to have a central coordination network for the sharing of kidneys. As transplant surgery was developed for other organs, Gift of Life also became responsible to recover those organs as well. Gift of Life maintains an affiliate relationship with the Gift of Life Foundation. The latter is a nonprofit membership corporation of health care professionals and interested parties which functions as a supporting philanthropic and educational foundation to Gift of Life.
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0 - Michigan AIDS Fund, Southfield MI
Our Mission is to prevent HIV/AIDS in Michigan by increasing knowledge and awareness and investing public and private funds effectively. Thank you for visiting the new Michigan AIDS Fund web site. Here you will find information about the Michigan AIDS Fund and our partners, resources for funders and community organizations engaged in the fight against HIV/AIDS, information on how you can support our work, and much more.
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0 - DCAL Gateway to HIV/AIDS Information for Detroit and Southeastern Michigan
To provide a gateway to local and worldwide HIV/AIDS information resources for Detroit and Southeastern Michigan. The Detroit Community AIDS Library (DCAL) was created in 1995 through a partnership of academic health sciences, medical hospital and public libraries--Detroit Medical Center's Children's Hospital of Michigan Library and Harper Hospital Library, Wayne State University Shiffman Medical Library and Detroit Public Library--and three urban community-based organizations serving HIV/AIDS infected and affected persons: Community Health Awareness Group, Friends Alliance and Project : Survival.
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0 - Northville-Novi - American Association of University Women
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is a national organization that promotes education and equity for all women and girls. It is a 150,000- member organization with more than 1,500 branches nationwide that lobbies and advocates for education and equity.
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0 - AIDS Partnership Michigan
AIDS Partnership Michigan is the state's central resource for information and referral about HIV/AIDS and the largest service provider in Michigan. Our goal is to simplify client access to services, to expand the scope of these services and to develop new programs to meet the community's changing needs. AIDS Partnership Michigan offers a variety of services and programs provided by 35 staff members and more than 300 dedicated volunteers, and is funded through public monies, grants, fundraising activities and gifts from individuals and organizations.
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0 - Gilda's Club Metro Detroit
The world knew her as Rosanne Rosanneadanna, Emily Litella and Lisa Loopner. We remember her for the phrases she created with writer Alan Zweibel, such as "Never mind!" and "It's always something." As one of the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" featured in the original cast of the groundbreaking Saturday Night Live, Gilda Radner charmed us and made us laugh. Gilda, a native of Detroit, is remembered in a special way by family and friends. Many knew about her dog, Sparkle, an "attendant" at her own wedding to Gene Wilder. A special few remember her dog, Inky, invading the campus of Gesu School near her Wildemere home and rescued by the Mother Superior. Some remember Gilda from Hampton grade school, Mumford High School, as vice-president of her senior class at Liggett School or from drama class at the University of Michigan. But not everyone knew she played another role, a part she called "The Invisible Cancer Woman" in the saga of "The Adventures of the Independent Baldheaded Chemo Patient." She wrote about this and other experiences living with cancer in her book, "It's Always Something."
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0 - La Leche League of Michigan
How La Leche League got started, who we are, what's going on, and how you can get involved.
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0 - Right to Life of Michigan
Right to Life of Michigan is a nonpartisan, nonsectarian, nonprofit organization of diverse and caring people united to protect the precious gift of human life from fertilization to natural death. We strive to achieve the passage and ratification of a Human Life Amendment, to educate people on identified Right to Life issues, to motivate them to action, to encourage community support for the participation in programs and legislation that foster respect and protection for human life and to promote and support prolife candidates.
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0 - Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self-Development
Our central mission is to motivate youth to reach their highest potential. We have designed programs based on Mrs. Parks philosophy of "Quiet Strength" which engages youth in hands-on experiences to build practical day-to-day living skills. We promote multicultural participation in our program to provide youth with a cross-cultural exposure for nurturing a global and inclusive perspective.
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