If you enjoy Bingo this is the place. I have been coming to this venue for over ten years. There…read moreare different types of Bingo games played during the night. The people working at the hall are all volunteers. It starts at 6:15 so come early to get your seat and sheets. Food is available for those of you coming straight from work.

This place ROCKS! Karaoke is freakin' awesome on Friday nights, plus the hosts are on top of it…read more The drinks are cheap and there is a good mix of people, age groups, race and music. It's open to the public too!

American Legion post, Fort Dearborn Post 364 has been in existence for roughly 85 years dating pre…read moreWork War II providing a meeting place and social gathering for the many Veterans that live in and around the Dearborn area. This post is the nerve center for Veterans in the area and has a casual rustic setting about it that is perfectly suited as a social gathering place for friends and former comrades in arms to get together for a drink and light meals while catching up with each other and reminiscing about old times. The "light" food you can get is Frozen Pizza, Burgers, hotdogs with many of the members bringing in dishes like Lasagna to share. Relative to liquor, the beer and wine is incredibly cheap by todays standards where a glass of red wine is $2.25 and a pitcher of beer is $2.75 (no gouging here!). Aside from the daily routine this Post also has numerous social events like Holiday cookouts, Motorcycle club, Poker nights, organized sports events, Super Bowl parties, etc. On a more official note, Post 308 provides honor guard details for funerals of Local Veterans, Toys for Tots, Care packages for current military deployed overseas, donating to various charities, supporting Dearborn Flag day event, support of Dearborn homecoming and the list goes on and on. Thus is truly a wonderful organization that goes above and beyond supporting the local Dearborn area and Veterans at large providing inspiration to all on and what is means to serve, the sacrifices they have made for this country and the ongoing efforts they are doing to look out for their community at large and the current Active Military. For all the reasons stated, this is an organization you should give serious thought about joining/supporting if you are either a Vet, Son/daughter of a Vet, Military Mom or the Ladies Auxillary. Five Stars Plus Plus.......

The Friendly Post Wednesday burgers & more12:00 - 8:00pm, 7pm corn hole toss game in the back…read moreroom lot's of fun. Friday Fish Fry 4:30 - 8:00pm Now through good Friday Great food at a great price, take out's available for more information call 792-9747

Hosted my brother's repass there on January 26 and they were very accommodating. The place is…read morespacious and had everything we needed including a fully equipped kitchen and refrigerator. Patty was our point person and she was great to work with.

Out of the way location, but clean with plenty of parking. Good hall for small to medium size…read moreparties. People serving beverages were courteous and efficient.

A new and very nice veterans clinic, located off of busy Lotz Road behind the walmart and Sams Club…read more(with its own driveway). Large free parking lot. Inside is a really nice full length lobby with many conversations area style seatings. Large check in desk. Everything was bright and new. The patient gets their own exam and treatment room, and the staff rotate in. Staff seemed great, even the check in MSAs.

Very clean and the people are extremely helpful . I couldn't have asked for better service and…read morecommunication

Located on 12 Mile, near busy Woodward. Large parking lot. The club room is large and in good…read moreorder, large beer and liquor selection, good pub type food items, all well prices. Outdoor patio with a long table and sports TVs. Staff was friendly and fast. We transferred our membership here based on our visit. There are a number of signs not allowing pot smoking on the property, I assume because next door is a large pot retailer.

Very appreciative that members came to honor my father-in-law, an air force veteran, with three…read morevolleys at his funeral. It was so cold, yet they were there. This made a HUGE difference for our family and his widow of 56 years. Thank you so much.

I donated a 1965 Chevrolet Corvair in good condition. They sent me a tax receipt for $500. My car…read morewas not a junker, it's worth around 10 -15K. They said in the letter that if my car "sold for more than $500", they would send me another tax receipt. I had a cash offer that was $5,000, I thought that it was far too low and that I could get the real value by donating it instead. It had previously appraised for $10,000 before my engine rebuild and the car was still in good condition. It was worth around $15,000 at the time of my donation. Furthermore, I donated the car to the veterans because of the death of my friend. He was going to repair another car of mine in exchange for the Corvair, and he sadly passed away before he got a chance to work on my other car. He was a strong supporter of the veterans, and I support them as well. I donated the car in honor of my friend, Chris Prowse. Had I known that I could have donated directly to the Disabled American Veterans, I would have done that instead. If the idea that they are deliberately undervaluing my classic car weren't enough, the fact that the VETERANS WON'T BE SEEING MOST OF THE MONEY just makes me absolutely LIVID.

Called to donate car, and asked specifically if they could pick up the car in Cedar City Utah. No…read moreproblem. They were unable to pick up the car. Allegedly they left a message, but nobody received it. Thanks but no thanks.

Equine therapy has helped my kids with their past if trauma and mental health issues. They service…read moreveterans, at risk youth and those with mental illness. Working with the horses, Donkeys and the other animals helps so much. Recommend for foster, adoptive and kids with behavioral issues.

I can't emphasize enough how important an organization like this is. I also can't emphasize enough…read morehow difficult it it to reach out to this type of organization so I hope we can do more as a community to make it not as difficult to reach out. I have a parent (mother) who essentially is neglected by the family but particularly the spouse in the family. The spouse will (in front of her) praise her but when she is away he will say that he is a victim of her...when in fact he is the abuser and the manipulator. She essentially spends her days alone writing notes to herself and has stopped communicating with all others including family and friends. When she does have love and kindness shown to her she replies with the same, but the spouse has no initiative to help her get any checkups related to her physical or mental health. While she physically slips away and mentally slips away even further her spouse has made no effort to help her. To me that is neglect and a form of domestic violence. In the past the violence was much more direct with physical abuse (multiple types) and verbal abuse. The victim in this case has no willpower to do anything sadly. Still I struggle to get help and to reach out to this organization or others even though I know I should because the situation is so toxic. My mother remains isolated and stuck in a loop of behaviors (repeated writing notes to herself, repeated lack of communication) that are self-destructive as well. We must do more to make the process easier and to support each other in the community because it is still very difficult..,

From the owner: We are Oakland County's only domestic violence shelter. We also offer a variety of services such as…read morecounseling, advocacy, and prevention education to heal survivors and eradicate sexual assault and intimate partner violence.