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28 - Friends of Greater Lansing Dog Parks
The Friends of Greater Lansing Dog Parks is a not-for-profit organization with an all volunteer membership made up of dog lovers just like you. Our goal is to create a public, off-leash dog park for the greater Lansing area.
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9 - Capital Area Humane Society
The Capital Area Humane Society is a nonprofit, charitable companion animal welfare organization dedicated to the humane treatment and welfare of companion animals. We serve over 40,000 people and nearly 7,000 animals annually by building relationships between people and their pets, by giving animals a second chance, and by educating people and their pets about proper animal care and training so that they can live in harmony.
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8 - Cristo Rey Community Center
Welcome to the Cristo Rey Community Center Website...Our Mission - To care for the spiritual and social needs of individuals and families by offering services that encourage self-sufficiency and recognize the dignity of the human person.
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6 - The Steve Smith Scholarship Fund
Steve Smith has supported the MSU community...now MSU community has an opportunity to give back. The Steve Smith Pershing High MSU Scholarship for Academic Achievement was established after I felt the desire to recognize those who helped support me in achieving my goals: my family, friends, teachers, coaches and community. These people continue to inspire me and compel me to give back to my community. Michigan State University, this endowed scholarship fund benefits worthy and capable students enrolled at MSU from Detroit Pershing High School.
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6 - Lansing: Colonial Village Neighborhood Association, CVNA
Our Purpose: To contribute to the community by supporting and initiating activities beneficial to the neighborhood, City of Lansing and the society in general. To work cooperatively in solving problems affecting the health, safety and general welfare of CVNA residents. To establish effective communication links among CVNA residents, local governments, state government, and community organizations.
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6 - MSU LIBRARIES: GRANTS AND RELATED RESOURCES
The single best page on the Internet for Grants and Funding by Jon Harrison of the MSU Library. You see him...thank him for developing a great resource webpage for the MSU and Lansing Area Community.
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4 - ACLU Michigan
The mission of the ACLU of Michigan is to enforce the Bill of Rights and advance its principles. Through a variety of public education programs, our legislative program, based in Lansing, and our litigation program, supported almost entirely by volunteer attorneys, the ACLU is the premier civil rights organization in the country. The ACLU has earned widespread respect and love for its consistent defense of constitutionally based principles.
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4 - City of Lansing H.O.P.E. Scholarship
The H.O.P.E. Scholarship Program is a crime prevention and education initiative in cooperation with the Lansing Police Department, Lansing Community College, Michigan State University, Lansing School District, and City of Lansing in cooperation with local businesses and private citizens. The H.O.P.E. Scholarship Program offers Lansing School District youth an opportunity for a college education and a brighter future. Students are initiated into the program as sixth graders. Students promise to finish high school in exchange for two free years of tuition at Lansing Community College. The students are chosen by their school, based on their ability to utilize the program.
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4 - Senator Debbie Stabenow Grant Assistance Webpage
"I hope the following is helpful to you in identifying possible sources of federal funding. Although the amount of money available from the federal government for grant and loan programs has decreased in recent years, there are still many excellent resources that will assist you in finding a program that might fit your needs. I have also provided business development and federal procurement resources for businesses interested in federal markets for their products or services." ~ Senator Debbie Stabenow
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3 - American Council of the Blind
Student must be legally blind and a U.S. citizen or resident alien. Approximately twelve scholarships are awarded per year ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 each.
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