The mission of the Ruth Ellis Center is to provide short and long-term residential safe space and support services for runaway, homeless and at-risk lesbian, gay, bi-attractional, transgender, and questioning youth.
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The practice of saving seeds has been around for more than 12,000 years. Today, seed saving helps us to develop stronger seeds that are better adapted to our climate and it saves money. It is one way we can come together as a community.
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The Seed Library at the Dearborn Public Library is open to everyone in the community at no charge. Partnering with the Healthy Dearborn coalition, we will provide vegetable and flower seeds, information and resources about growing and saving seeds and gardening.
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Fresh Prescription is a fruit and vegetable prescription program that brings together the healthcare system and the food system, fostering innovative relationships to build a healthy sustainable food system in Detroit.
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Come experience one of the oldest and largest year-round public markets in the United States. Eastern Market Corporation is the nonprofit that manages the market and our goal is to build on its rich history to make a healthier, wealthier and happier Detroit.
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Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and the statewide voice for non-motorized trail users, helping people build, connect and promote multi-use trails for a healthier and more prosperous Michigan.
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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To break the link between unhealthy housing and unhealthy families by creating and advocating for healthy, safe and energy efficient homes.
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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Slow Roll is a group bicycle ride that meets every Monday night in Detroit and each week we meet at different venue to take a unique route throughout the city, including all the major and minor neighborhoods that we are so proud of. The positive energy and community
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we provide a wide range of outpatient mental health and substance abuse services for children, adolescents, and adults including individual and family counseling, psychiatric care, corporate wellness and community workshops.
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The Garden Detroit is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to transform vacant land into beautiful, productive and purposeful landscapes. Three other purposes around which we are organized, are to grow and provide food to low-income households, advance
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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To positively position Trenton, both environmentally and socially, for developing, encouraging and realizing healthy and active lifestyles among all its residents and visitors to the community
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Healthy Communities is a place-based initiative that encourages residents to lead healthier lives - and provides resources to help. Its integrated framework coordinates primary healthcare, public health and community interventions; and emphasizes a shared responsibility
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The Inkster Task Force (ITF) was established in 2001 by the Inkster City Council to consolidate many of the community organizations providing services to the residents of Inkster. Through this relationship, the ITF has provided a multitude of programs which included
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The Michigan Urban Farming Initiative is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that seeks to engage members of the Michigan community in sustainable agriculture.
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Our goal is to provide quality farm goods and liveable wage jobs. We believe community supported urban farms can provide a viable option to feed our families, while avoiding GMOs and toxic chemicals.
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City Commons is a cooperative of Detroit farms raising food sustainably with common resources for common people. City Commons formed as a cooperative in 2012 and has since grown to 7 participating farms serving 60-100 households in Detroit and surrounding communities.
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Over 40 different businesses located here, including nine farms who bring fresh fruits and vegetables direct from their farms daily! A unique shopping experience buying direct from the farmer and buying produce that was picked only hours before your purchase.
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We aim to teach elementary and middle school students the importance of farming and living ecosystems. We believe that Hamtramck should have more green spaces that foster community building, appreciation of nature and enrich the lives of all community members.
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The Farmers' Market offers an array of fresh fruits and vegetables, plants, baked goods and dairy products. All products sold at the market are either grown locally or include ingredients that are grown locally.
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Offering fresh produce remains the driving mission of the farmer’s market, and the produce tables will be located front and center facing the entrance, with the rest of the participating vendors and displays surrounding them.
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The Romulus Farmer’s Market is sponsored by the Romulus Downtown Development Authority and Local Food Growers to be held every Wednesday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Romulus Historical Park Pavilion.
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This year’s market will again feature a variety of fresh produce, vegetable, herb & flowering plants, fresh and dried flowers, eggs, meats, baked goods, popcorn, cherry products, salsa & BBQ sauces, pastas & sauces, honey, jams & jellies and more.
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The Marquee of Redford Township is a unique indoor open-air venue for Redford's Market at the Marquee. Festivals, art fairs, craft shows and musical entertainment are periodically held.
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There's something for everyone at the Northville Farmers' Market. Visitors will enjoy over 70 stalls of Michigan-made and Michigan-grown products. Plants and flowers are also available along with crafts, garden art, soaps, jewelry, and more.
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Lincoln Park Farmers Market is a small outdoor urban market in Lincoln Park, Michigan, operated by Friends of Lincoln Park Farmers Market.
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Each Friday, patrons visit carefully selected vendors who sell only seasonal, local, Michigan-produced farm products and goods. It has a wide variety of vendors including fresh flowers & produce, artisan baked goods, cheeses and meats, soaps, and much more.
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The Canton Farmers Market is an open air market which offers Michigan produce, locally produced food and hand-crafted goods. The Market is held rain or shine, as the farmers still harvest their produce and bring it to the Market, no matter what the weather.
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Market Hours, 3:00 - 7:00 pm every Friday between June 1st and October 26th.
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Shopping at your local farmers market is a great opportunity to eat fresh, flavorful, and nutritious local produce, meet new friends and support your local economy!
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