Mosaic Church of Ann Arbor
1110 W. Cross, Ypsi; Ann Arbor services at 812 Washington (U-M Modern Languages Bldg.) • (734) 719–0710Est. 2009. Lead pastor Shannon Nielsen. Membership: 200. Sun. 11:15 a.m. [email protected], mosaica2.org
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Motel 6
(734) 665-9900 3764 S. State 107 units. Starting $53.99/night. Outdoor pool. Free coffee. Access cards for Internet $2.99. Disability friendly. [email protected], motel6.com
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MPulse Summer Performing Arts Institute
2005 Baits (U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance) • (734) 936–2660Offers 16 residential...
Read MoreMSU Extension: Home Horticulture Program
705 N. Zeeb • (734) 997–1678 • Garden hotline, (888) 678–3464, ext. 1 Mon., Wed., & Fri. 9 a.m.–noon • Food Safety Hotline (food preservation, canning, or other food safety questions), (877) 643–9882 Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–5...
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705 N. Zeeb • (734) 997–1678Information and education about agriculture, food/nutrition, and natural resources; programs for children, youth (including 4-H), and families; and community and economic development. Open to all....
Read MoreMulticultural Academy
5550 Platt • (734) 677–0732Grades K–11. Mohana Mukherjee, principal. Multiage classes in grades K–5. Focus on Common Core and language studies, including Arabic. Free busing available. macademyk8.com
Read MoreMultiple Sclerosis Self-Help Support Group
For people with MS, their families, friends, and personal assistants working with an attendee. Meets virtually every Mon. 7–8:30 p.m. (except for legal holidays) and in-person monthly. Meetings focus on emotional support and...
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Museum on Main Street (Washtenaw County Historical Society)
500 N. Main, corner of Beakes & E. Kingsley • (734) 662–9092Rotating exhibits in a historic...
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Music For Little Folks
(734) 741–1510Gari Stein, founder & director. Community music school based in traditional...
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Music Library
1100 Baits (Earl V. Moore Bldg.), 3rd fl. • (734) 764–2512Houses one of the nation’s largest music...
Read MoreMuslim Community Association of Ann Arbor
2301 Plymouth • (734) 665–6772Est. 1972. Imam Dr. Abdelhamid Algizawi. Membership: 1,500. [email protected], mca-a2.org
Read MoreMy Community Dental Centers of Ypsilanti
111 N. Huron St., Ypsi • (734) 480–4250. Patient registration: (877) 313–6232A collaboration between Washtenaw County Health Department, Trinity Health System, Washtenaw Health Project, and My Community Dental Centers. Serves...
Read MoreNAACP Ann Arbor Branch
Andre Watson, president, (734) 761–9084Monitors civil rights issues. Events include Juneteenth celebration (June, 3rd Sat.) and Freedom Fund Dinner (Nov., 1st Sun.). Meets on Zoom 1st Mon. 7 p.m. (except Jan.). Dues $30...
Read MoreNarcan availability
Narcan is a life-saving medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. Free dispensers in Ann Arbor District Library branches, City Hall, Ann Arbor Fire Department stations, and Washtenaw County Health Department. Narcan...
Read MoreNarcotics Anonymous
(800) 230–408512-step support group for people with substance abuse problems. Meetings every day in and around Ann Arbor. [email protected], michigan-na.org/washtenaw-area
Read MoreNational Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, Chapter 304 (NARFE)
PO Box 7085, AA 48107Works to protect benefits and help members attain them. Open to federal employees, retirees, spouses, and survivors. Meets 2nd Mon. 11:30 a.m. (meeting begins at noon) on Zoom. Annual membership $48...
Read MoreNational Alliance on Mental Illness Washtenaw County (NAMI)
1100 N. Main, ste. 201 (NEW Center) • (734) 994–6611Education and support for individuals affected by mental health conditions, as well as groups for their families and friends, and for parents of children with suicidal...
Read MoreNational Kidney Foundation of Michigan Volunteering
1169 Oak Valley Dr. • (734) 222–9800Since 1955. Works to prevent kidney disease and improve the lives of those living with it. Volunteers assist with fundraising events, peer mentoring, kids programs, administrative tasks, and...
Read MoreNational Wildlife Federation (Great Lakes Regional Center)
213 W. Liberty, ste. 200 • (734) 769–3351NWF works to protect the Great Lakes by advocating for policies and laws that protect fish and wildlife habitats, prevent the spread of invasive species, limit runoff causing harmful...
Read MoreNatural Area Preservation
3875 E. Huron River Dr. • (734) 794–6627Staff and volunteers conduct plant and animal inventories, ecological monitoring, and stewardship projects in Ann Arbor parks. Projects include volunteer surveys of breeding birds,...
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