MeetingsPlease join us for our quarterly meetings. All meetings start promptly at 6:30pm and end by 7:30pm. In person unless noted otherwise.
Troy School District Administrative Services
(Second building on the property) 4420 Livernois, Troy, Michigan Contact:
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We are a group of women who are interested in supporting non-profit charities throughout Troy and Southeast Michigan. Together we have the ability to contribute to the growth of our community in ways we never thought possible.
We invite YOU to become a part of this powerful group, joining other women who wish to have a positive impact on the lives of those in need. You do NOT have to be a Troy resident to join! Members nominate non-profits of their choice, presenting details regarding the charity at scheduled meetings.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.
Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Meade Join us on LinkedIn and get the word out!
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November 2021 Charity
On My Own of Michigan
On My Own of Michigan assists adults with mild developmental disabilities become independent, social and contributing members of the community. We believe individuals living with developmental disabilities have the right to choose where they live, work, play and worship. And, when given the opportunity, experience and appropriate supports, they can become active members of the community.
Adults with developmental disabilities like autism and Down syndrome face an unsettling reality: less than twenty-five percent will leave the care of their families to one day live on their own. Twenty-five years ago, eight Oakland County families came together with the dream that someday their children would live independently. With no other local options for supported, community-based independent living, On My Own of Michigan was borne.
On My Own is also looking for volunteers to help teach classes to build the skills of the members. Consider volunteering your time today!
Adults with developmental disabilities like autism and Down syndrome face an unsettling reality: less than twenty-five percent will leave the care of their families to one day live on their own. Twenty-five years ago, eight Oakland County families came together with the dream that someday their children would live independently. With no other local options for supported, community-based independent living, On My Own of Michigan was borne.
On My Own is also looking for volunteers to help teach classes to build the skills of the members. Consider volunteering your time today!
