Beaumont Children’s Hospital meets the medical and developmental needs of more than 100,000 infants, children and teens each year. Because of their high quality of care, Beaumont has been ranked as the “Most Preferred Hospital in Southeast Michigan” by the National Research Corporation for more than a dozen years.

At Beaumont, patients and their families will find top specialists, advanced technologies, and child-friendly facilities and programs, all designed with the unique needs of infants, children and adolescents in mind. Because families are their partners, they’ve made it easier for parents and siblings to be involved in the medical and emotional care of patients.

Serving the state of Michigan since 1896, Volunteers of America Michigan is a charitable organization founded and driven on Christian values and principles. They address the needs of their community’s disadvantaged, focusing on all levels of their continuum of care.

They believe in the dignity of every person and strive to help them achieve self-sufficiency. They encourage service to God, by serving others.

A beacon of hope for children and families for 50 years, Orchards Children’s Services seeks to protect and nurture children and youth by providing shelter, sustenance, life and educational skills, and opportunities. Their programs and services touch children from birth to young adulthood, and they remain committed to them every step of the way.

They believe in engaging individuals in planning for their own success, and offer services and support in their homes and communities. By working in partnership with parents, relatives, foster parents and children where they live, Orchards Children’s Services empowers them to achieve stability and long-term self-sufficiency.

Bridgepointe non-profit is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to educate, inspire and empower the children of Detroit and its surrounding suburbs through direct personal experiences and living relationships.

We are committed to encouraging the personal growth of teachers, students, and volunteers by connecting school children from the city and suburbs of Detroit. As members of these communities come together to achieve a common goal, we hope to unlock the potential of the children while opening the door to cultural understanding.

With the help of volunteers and partners, we organize a variety of social, educational, and life enhancing events each year while also providing life essentials to the metro Detroit community.

The Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO) was established in 1955 as a private non-profit human service agency. NSO‘s mission is to compassionately reach out to people, empowering them to improve their lives.

Program focuses include mental health, youth gun-violence prevention, persons with developmental disabilities, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, problem gambling, homelessness, substance abuse, grandparents raising grand children, home-based head start, home ownership counseling, and community development.

The Ronald McDonald House of Detroit provides an environment of love, kindness and a support system to families during their most difficult time in life, when a child is receiving medical treatment at local facilities. It is a house upon entering, a home upon leaving.

By creating, finding and supporting programs that directly serve families who must care for children with threatening medical conditions and improve the health and well being of children, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southeastern Michigan is working to better the lives of children and their families in our community.

The Bottomless Toy Chest is a nonprofit organization devoted to delivering toys, crafts and hands-on activities to pediatric cancer patients in Michigan hospitals. Our mission is to promote a positive state of mind in young cancer patients by providing them with empowering, engaging activities while they are going through treatment.We serve Michigan’s five major pediatric cancer centers year round. This year we will deliver over 12,000 toys and activities to these hospitals.