Our Charities

C.S. Mott Children's Hospital isn't just a hospital: it’s a place where patients and families always come first; where 170,000 patients annually from Michigan, the United States and the world seek general and specialized inpatient and outpatient treatment; where top medical students compete for some of the most highly sought-after pediatric residencies and fellowships; and where children with the most complex medical problems are guaranteed access to the most advanced care.

Hope Medical Clinic, Inc., is a nonprofit, interdenominational Christian medical and social service organization. Located in Ypsilanti, their goal is to provide compassionate and practical help to those in need, ministering to the whole person. This includes providing comprehensive health care for the medically indigent and a range of other services aimed either at meeting basic needs or equipping people with the tools needed to improve the quality of their lives and/or to become self sufficient.

The Michigan Blind Athletic Association (MBAA) sponsors annual Sports Education Camps in western Michigan for blind and visually impaired youth. The SEC is a week-long residential program in which students 10-12 years-old learn and/or refine basic skills of running, jumping and throwing. Students 13-18 years-old learn and compete in judo, cycling, track and field, swimming, wrestling, goalball (a team sport for blind and visually impaired persons), gymnastics, bowling, and lifelong fitness promotion. Sessions for each of the camp's sports are run by Paralympians and elite coaches who are brought in from around the United States for the week. The MBAA is an affiliate of the United States Association of Blind Athletes.