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The Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living, established in 1976, is an independent community-based resource center that assists people with disabilities and their families in living full and productive lives. The organization aids disabled individuals and their families in obtaining appropriate housing, basic living and work skills, remedial education, access to quality health care and personal assistance, workplace accommodations, employment opportunities, and transportation through different programs. It holds an annual Walk and Roll Expo to raise funds for its youth services programs. The Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living is located in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Since 1955, the Washtenaw Farm Council has been a hub for a variety of events in Ann Arbor, MI, including the local 4-H county fair, home and garden shows, and the Saline Community Fair. With over 55,000 square feet of rentable space on more than 20 acres, the council hosts a range of gatherings from wedding receptions to gun shows. The council's seven buildings and two arenas offer event packages that include linens, PA systems, tables, and chairs, making it a versatile venue for weddings, banquets, business meetings, parties, and fundraisers. The farm council grounds serve as a vital community space, providing entertainment and information to local residents through a diverse array of events. Generated from the website

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