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0 - Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM)
CEDAM is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization established in 1998. It is a voluntary association of community development corporations (CDCs), individuals, and other organizations interested in promoting and expanding community-based housing and economic development across the state of Michigan. CEDAM advances community economic development by: Building the capacity of CDCs and other development partners to plan more effectively and to implement; community-based development projects through training and technical assistance; Creating an opportunity for members to have a unified voice in public policy discussions that affect....
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0 - The English Language Center (ELC) At MSU
The English Language Center (ELC) provides instruction to international students who need to improve their English language skills before beginning academic coursework.
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0 - Michigan Community Action Agency Association
Office Park West, 516 S. Creyts Road, Suite A, Lansing MI 48917, PH: (517) 321-7500...Community Based links that will help people fight for Michigan and their local community.
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0 - East Lansing Neighborhood Association Officers
Names and Contact Info on members of each East Lansing Neighborhood Association.
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0 - List of Interdenominational Churches in the Greater Lansing Area
if your church is not listed, please e-mail the correct information and heading to our webmaster.
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0 - Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MSUCOM) - Community Outreach Program
MSUCOM students, faculty, staff and alumni are extraordinarily involved in community outreach. We're active in government relations, community health assessments, college-wide and individual work with charity and other helping organizations, clinical services, and community partnership for better health and education throughout the state of Michigan!
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0 - Okemos Public Schools Support Organizations
Organizations that are out to make our Okemos community special.
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0 - CAPITAL AREA SWIM TEAM
Welcome to the Capital Area Swim Team (CAST)! CAST is a non-profit organization that is run exclusively by the parents of its swimmers. There are four separate swim sessions each year: Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer sessions. The swimmers may enroll in as many sessions as they desire. Practice times are offered daily, Monday through Friday, and the swimmers are divided into four teams (Beginning swimmer, Sharks / Age Group I, Age Group II & Senior) according to their ability and age. The Beginning swimmer team is for the younger swimmers and those who do not know all four competitive strokes. This teams practice is offered 2 times a week. Sharks / Age Group I are swimmers who know all four strokes but need a transition team to help with the endurance part of swimming before they move to Age Group II. Age Group II & Senior teams practice is scheduled 5 to 6 days per week. Most generally swim 3-4 days a week.
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0 - Okemos Athletic Boosters
Over the years, Okemos High School has shown great success and recognition throughout mid-Michigan as one of the premier districts for athletic excellence, in addition to its long-standing reputation for academic excellence.
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0 - Okemos Baseball / Softball Club Website
Our Mission: To provide both recreational and competitive opportunities for Okemos youth to play both summer baseball and fast-pitch softball. Our Vision: To become a program recognized for providing instruction, skill development, facilities and opportunity for Okemos youth interested in baseball and fast-pitch softball. The program will be supported by residents, the school district, Community Ed., Meridian Township, local service clubs, community and corporate sponsors, both financially and through volunteer efforts. OBSC will continuously strive to teach those involved in its programs the value of Sportsmanship and team play. Enthusiasm and community pride will be the tradition of the program.
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