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Greater Midland Coleman Family Center

Greater Midland Coleman Family Center inspires self-development, provides educational enrichment, and encourages positive physical activities for residents of the northwest region of Midland County. Featuring Early Care and Education, an at-cost Community Market loaded with fresh goods, and much more, the Center provides resources and services for all ages.

Offering: Licensed Early Care and Education, Preschool, Before & After School Care, Community Market with Fresh Food, Youth Athletic Leagues, Fitness Room, Gym Rentals, Family Resources, Food Distributions.

Address: 4839 N. Coleman Schools Dr., Coleman, MI 48618
Phone: (989) 465-2079
Email: info@greatermidland.org

Greater Midland Community Center

In Midland County, no other entity offers the comprehensive services and programs available at Greater Midland Community Center. Through extensive health and wellness offerings, along with childcare and senior services, we serve a full spectrum of residents’ needs.
Offerings: Fitness Center, Wide Range of Activities and Lessons for ALL Ages, Licensed Child Care, Indoor Pools & Outdoor Spray Park, Personal Training, Physical Therapy, Group Exercise Classes, Youth & Adult Leagues, Summer Camps, Rental Spaces, Silver Sneakers, 50+ Offerings, Travel Trips, Safety & CPR Courses

Address: 2205 Jefferson Ave., Midland, Michigan 48640
Phone: (989) 832-7937
Email: info@greatermidland.org

Kiwanis Club of Midland

For over 100 years the Kiwanis Club of Midland has been dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of the Midland community with emphasis on children and youth. We provide volunteer and financial support for projects that impact the children and youth in Midland County along with fellowship and personal growth for our members. The club meets every 2nd & 4th Monday at 6:00 PM at First United Methodist Church.
The Kiwanis Club of Midland works in partnership with Midland County’s many family centers, schools, and other non-profit organizations to construct playground equipment, provide pre-school scholarships, upgrade classroom equipment, recognize scholastic achievement, and support other projects. The club raises funds for these activities each year and also utilizes proceeds from its Kiwanis Foundation investment portfolio to invest in projects that improve the lives of Midland County’s youth and young children.

Email: kiwanisofmidlandmi@gmail.com

Midland Lions Club

Midland Lions Club is comprised of hard working and dedicated men and women, making a difference in the community we live and work in. Being one of the 49,000 chartered clubs in over 200 countries of Lions International, Lions can make a difference locally or around the world. Each individual club retains considerable autonomy and determines their programs to support.

Celebrating its 90th year in 2023, the Midland Lions Club understands that the conservation of sight and hearing are critical priorities. Assisting with eye exams, eyeglasses, supplies for the blind, the purchase of hearing aids through Lions of Michigan Service Foundation, monetary support for Leader Dogs for the Blind, and many other contributions, the Midland Lions Club also supports the global causes of Lions International: Vision, Hunger, Diabetes, Childhood Cancer, Environment, Disaster Relief, Humanitarian, and Youth. The Midland Lions Club also considers non-profit organizational and individual requests for assistance on a case-by-case basis.

The Midland Lions Club meets at 6:00 PM on the first and third Tuesday of the month at the Midland Country Club.

Email: Club President Scott.Edward.Berry@outlook.com

Midland Area Community Foundation

We believe anyone can be a philanthropist.

Our purpose is to cultivate the power of giving within our community, support long-term transformation, and help ensure all residents thrive.

Your Community Foundation is comprised of Midlanders who care about transforming their community by donating their time, talent, or treasure. Community members can determine their giving path - ensuring their donation or fund meets their specifications. In addition to giving money to various local causes, the Community Foundation is also helping enrich the local landscape through multiple committees, initiatives, and partnerships with other organizations.

Reach out to get involved today!

Address: 76 Ashman Circle, Midland, MI 48640
Phone: (989) 839-9661

The Midland Area Wellbeing Coalition

The Midland Area Wellbeing Coalition (MAWC) aligns to Midland’s vision through communication, evaluation, action, and support of wellbeing through a community-focused lens. Offering: Wellbeing Survey (individual, organization, and community), Community Workshops and Trainings, Workplace Workshops and Trainings, Collaborations with Other Organizations, Workplace Wellbeing Partner Programs, Wellbeing Ambassador Support, Community Engagement, and Funding Sustainability.

Address: 76 Ashman Circle, Midland, MI 48640
Email: info@midlandareawellbeing.org

Midland Noon Exchange Club

Doing what we can to make our community a little bit better by supporting Americanism, child abuse prevention, youth programs, & community engagement in the GLBR! Vision: A strong America, safe communities, and unified people.

The Midland Noon Exchange Club is always looking for ways to support the projects that have a positive impact on our community. Furthermore, we are always looking to donate to the nonprofits that do all they can to make Midland County and safe and welcoming home for all.

Address: PO Box 1006, Midland, MI 48641

Rotary Club of Midland Morning

Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in the world.  The Rotary Club of Midland Morning engages in a variety of programs that provide service to our community, including Riverdays, our club's Rythm and Brews Festival, polio eradication, Salvation Army Bell Ringing, Claire's Day (children's literacy), volunteer work for the Little Forks Nature Conservancy, Midland Blooms, Christmas food collection for first responders, and other events throughout the year.  The club meets weekly from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday mornings at Northwood University.   Each week, a different speaker shares information about our community.  Topics range from United Way programs to environmental causes to local organizations.   Membership is open to anyone 18 years or older. We are actively seeking new members and we always welcome guests.

Address:  Rotary Club of Midland Morning, PO Box 1183, Midland, MI 48640

Website:  midlandmorningrotary.com

Email:  midlandmorningrotary@gmail.com 

Facebook:  Rotary Club of Midland Morning

Public Arts Midland

Public Arts Midland is a space to help people create connections through public art. We believe that art connects, heals, inspires, teaches, and speaks to us in myriad ways that build stronger and more vibrant communities. Public art gives our community a collective voice and a way to express our values while it brings awareness of and beauty to our city’s physical and cultural landscape. Our volunteer committee meets monthly to discuss and execute public art projects in Midland County

Public Arts Midland is an initiative of the Midland Area Community Foundation.

Address: 76 Ashman Circle, Midland, MI 48640
Email: publicartsmidland@midlandfoundation.org

Senior Services

Senior Services’ mission is to promote and enrich the quality of life for older adults and those who care for them by collaboratively providing meaningful services and opportunities for Midland County residents aged 60 and older.

We offer: Seasons Adult Day Health Services, Care Coordination, Counseling, Help for Caregivers, Memory Support, Handyman, Transportation, Meals on Wheels, five Activity & Dining Center locations, Educational & Fitness Classes, Fitness Rooms, Recreational offerings, Health Clinics, Support Groups, Home Care, Health Benefits Assistance and more!

Address: 4700 Dublin Ave, Midland, MI 48642
Phone: (989) 633-3700

West Midland Family Center

The Mission of the West Midland Family Center is to enhance the quality of life for each generation by providing growth and achievement opportunities within a caring environment. We are a "full service" family center offering education, recreation, and human services.

If you have a need in Midland County, we can help! WMFC offers:
Educational Programs: (3s and 4s preschool), summer program, before and after school care, childcare, and parenting classes
Recreational Programs: basketball, volleyball, Zumba, yoga, bowling center rental, Bingo, hiking trails, baseball fields, and aquatics in the summer
Human Services: food assistance, counseling, surplus goods, Senior Services for Greendale Township, and many more!

Address: 4011 W. Isabella Rd., Shepherd, MI 48883
Phone: (989) 832-3256
Email: info@wmfc.org

United Way of Midland County

The mission of United Way is to bring our community together to improve lives. They amplify individual passion to take on our toughest challenges together. They don’t focus on a single issue because change is bigger than one organization or program.

United Way partners with nonprofits and invests in programs that show measurable outcomes—every year. They make it easier to make a difference, whether it’s through time, money or lifting your voice.

United Way invests in nearly 60 programs offered by 27 nonprofits, making an impact in the areas of Youth Success, Health and Household Stability.

Address: 115 Jerome St, Midland, MI 48640
Phone: (989) 631-3670
Email: helpdesk@unitedwaymidland.org

Disability Network of Mid-Michigan

Disability Network of Mid-Michigan is leading the charge to change societal attitudes about people with disabilities, and to provide an environment where everyone, regardless of their abilities, can contribute to their communities based on their own interests, skills, and desires. Through a variety of services, DNMM provides assistance to people with disabilities, their families, and the community.

We empower people to live by the Independent Living philosophy: people with disabilities are the best experts over their lives, their dreams and goals. Disability Network Mid-Michigan is working to create accessible and inclusive communities where everyone can live, work, and play.

Disability Network of Mid-Michigan is a federally funded Center for Independent Living (CIL), a grassroots advocacy organization that promotes and encourages independence for all people with disabilities. We provide 5 core services in 12 counties in East Central Michigan. Our vision is to create accessible and inclusive communities where everyone has opportunities to live the lives they choose. We believe in the Independent Living Philosophy which postulates that people with disabilities are the best experts on their own needs.

We offer: Disability Awareness Training. ADA and Accessibility Consultation. Information and Referral. Individual and Systems Advocacy. Independent Living Skill Development. Nursing Facility Transition Services. Peer Support and Mentoring. Additional local services may be offered, such as Case Management Services, Representative Payee, Pre-Employment Skill Building.

Address: 1705 S. Saginaw Rd, Midland, MI 48640
Phone: (989) 835-4041
Email: info@dnmm.org

Great Lakes Bay PRIDE

Great Lakes Bay Pride's mission is to provide inclusive sexual orientation and gender identity/expressions (SOGIE) education, advocacy, networking, and resources to individuals and organizations in the Great Lakes Bay Region. Our organization proudly serves the LGBTQ2S+ and ally communities in Midland, Bay, Saginaw, and Isabella counties.

Phone: (989) 203-2474
Email: scott@greatlakesbaypride.org

Midland Area Cultural Awareness Coalition

Our Vision: Midland, an inclusive community
Our Mission: To promote, encourage, share and sustain cultural awareness throughout Midland.

Members of the Cultural Awareness Coalition guide and ground our work for the community in these core values: inclusion, respect, empathy, authenticity, honesty, curiosity, openness, justice, and knowledge. By recognizing and respecting differences, giving value and voice to those that have been marginalized and acting against discrimination and injustice.

If you wish to join this group or want to share ideas or comments
Phone: 989-839-9661
Email: info@midlandfoundation.org

Midland Business Alliance

The Midland Business Alliance is the voice for more than 3,000 businesses from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. We are a Catalyst for Growth working to strengthen strategic collaborations and provide innovative economic and workforce development resources that help retain and grow existing businesses. We Advocate for Business by establishing critical relationships and expanding partnerships with stakeholders while focusing on Business Engagement, Growth & Support to be the lead storyteller for business in Midland county focused on Attraction and Innovation to attract a highly qualified workforce while committing ourselves to Community Development and Infrastructure leading the efforts on critical infrastructure initiatives.

An MBA membership provides you with the opportunity to build relationships, save money, attend exclusive events, and gain a sense of community among our over 3,000 member businesses. The Midland Business Alliance is Midland's fully integrated business hub and we are here to serve you! To join, please contact our Director of Membership, or fill out an application online.

Address: 300 Rodd Street, Midland, MI 48640
Phone: 989-839-9522

MYPros (Midland Young Professionals)

MYPros (Midland Young Professionals) works to attract and retain talented young professionals by creating networking opportunities, providing personal and professional development, supporting community involvement, and fostering an overall investment in the future of Midland.

Here’s what we do:
1. Luncheons on leadership, professional development, community involvement, and more.
2. Social events to meet other young professionals and enjoy the evening.
3. Regional events with Saginaw Young Professionals, Mt. Pleasant Young Professionals and Bay Energize.
4. Government and community events with local, regional and national guest speakers.
5. Regular member communications, including our e-newsletter and MYPros Marquee, to keep you up to date on local and regional happenings.

To join just fill out our membership application and send it to mpenkala@mbami.org! Yearly membership fees are just $30 per individual.

Address: 300 Rodd Street, Midland, MI 48640
Phone: 989-839-9522

Children's Grief Center of the Great Lakes Bay Region

We provide a healing environment through peer support to children, teens, and their families who are grieving a death. Grief has no limits or boundaries. Every human will experience grief at some point in their lives, and we are here to support any human who seeks our services. We work to help anyone in our programs thrive through peer support, however, also look to see how we can look forward to expand our services to help the community as best as we can.

Our current peer support groups are free of charge. We welcome anyone to contact our office for information.

Address: 4708 James Savage Rd., Midland, MI 48642, Midland, MI 48642
Phone: (989) 495-9335

Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan

Make friends, go on adventures, and celebrate your unique strengths. Supported by adult volunteers and mentors right here in our community, as well as millions of alums around the globe, Girl Scouts lead the way as they discover who they are and how they can make the future a brighter place.

Girls in kindergarten through twelfth grade can join Girl Scouts at any time. Each level of Girl Scouts is unique with a wide variety of activities to try. As a Girl Scout progresses, the program allows them to explore their interests in a way that is meaningful—and age-appropriate—to them.

Address: 5470 Davis Rd, Saginaw, MI 48604
Phone: (989) 799-9565
Email: helpdesk@gshom.org

Midland Area Youth Action Council

The Midland Area Youth Action Council is a youth-led group of 6th-12th graders from Midland County who come together monthly during the school year to learn more about the needs of our citizens, to volunteer in our community, and to undertake grant making to organizations and programs that improve the lives of youth in Midland County. On an annual basis, we invest as much as $100,000 into our county’s youth initiatives through quarterly grants of up to $10,000 each and monthly mini-grants designed to support educators; local PTOs, teams, and booster clubs; and youth philanthropists.

We have open enrollment for any Midland County youth. We are particularly interested in finding representation from Midland High, Bullock Creek High, Meridian High, and Coleman Jr/Sr High schools. Applications available online at https://www.midlandfoundation.org/initiative/youthactioncouncil/
Phone: (989) 708-1056
Email: sjacobscarter@midlandfoundation.org

The ROCK Center for Youth Development

The ROCK Center for Youth Development is a teen-focused organization that helps youth succeed and thrive. We are an independent, inclusive non-profit that provides developmental education, after-school programs, and community-based activities for middle and high school students. We aim to build tangible life skills, instill confidence, a sense of belonging, encourage healthy life choices and relationships in our teens.

Our organization provides a space for youth (age 11-18) to come together and create connections with other peers and adult mentors. Our mission is to build hope and resilience in youth based on a foundation of acceptance, support, and respect.

Phone: (989) 835-2542
Email: impact@therockc4yd.org
Address: 6021 Eastman Ave, Midland, MI 48640