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Michigan 2-1-1, based in Lansing, MI, is a community resource hotline that connects individuals with a wide range of social services and support programs. By dialing 2-1-1, individuals can access information on housing assistance, mental health resources, food pantries, and other essential services available in their area. Generated from their business information

Founded in 1990, Michigan Nonprofit Association is a statewide network representing the nonprofit sector and serving as a resource center on effective management practices and as an advocate for the nonprofit community. With nearly 1,000 members, the association is a think tank that provides direct advocacy and services to local nonprofit organizations. It delivers products and services pertaining to five key areas: finance, administration (including technology), program, governance and networking (including advocacy, strategic partnerships and collaboration). Though primarily serving nonprofit enterprises, the association offers memberships to government and for-profit businesses in the state. Some of its members include the Accounting Aid Society, Adult Well Being Services, the Black Arts & Cultural Center, the Charitable Union, Women of Colors and the Tri-County Office on Aging.

The Food Bank Council of Michigan (FBCM), established in 1984, is a collaborative initiative among the state's regional food banks aimed at addressing hunger through increased emergency food resources and advocacy efforts. Responding to high unemployment rates during its inception, FBCM has taken a leading role in uniting efforts to alleviate food insecurity throughout Michigan. With a focus on ensuring access to nutritious food for all Michiganders, FBCM supports various programs, including assistance with SNAP benefits, and works to raise awareness around the issue of food insecurity. The organization operates as a registered 501(c)(3), allowing donations to be tax-deductible, further enabling its mission to combat hunger statewide. Generated from the website