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Easter Seals Michigan
Cause Area
- Advocacy & Human Rights
- Children & Youth
- Community
- Health & Medicine
- People with Disabilities
Location
2399 E Walton Blvd.Auburn Hills, MI 48326 United StatesWebsite:
http://www.eastersealsmichigan.com
Organization Information
Mission Statement
Easter Seals Michigan serves and supports people with disabilities or special needs and their families so they can successfully live, learn, work and play in their communities.
Description
Volunteers needed to work with clients, clerical, and special events.
Reviews
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(November 12, 2017)
I️ am not sure on the exact date, but 2 years ago I️ volunteered at this event, and it has stuck with me ever since. I️ felt so wonderful afterwards and just wanted to go straight back into the building! Everyone was so nice and thoughtful, and I️ made such great connections with such amazing people. It is crazy how much one experience can help you appreciate, respect, and enjoy life so greatly. I️ want to be able to make a difference in one’s life who needs help, just as they have made a difference in mine. It would be wonderful to be able to participate in the Christmas Festivities this year with the Easter Seals once again. I️ really appreciate the opportunity.
(April 29, 2016)
Great organization to work with!!!
(December 14, 2015)
A very close friend and I are looking for voulenteering opportunities together
(August 2, 2014)
This years walk with me is very special too me because i have last a loved one last months July 3 2014 i would take her to Easter Seals all the time for over 15 years
and wait outside so i could talk to other Patients sometimes its all they wanted just someone to talk to
Thank you Easter Seals
(July 2, 2014)
I would recommend this organization to other people because it's a great chance for them to interact with people with disabilities in a enthusiastic way.