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    Cranbrook Swim Club

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Haven

    Haven

    4.0
    (1 review)
    10.0 mi

    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.

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    Troy Community Foundation

    Troy Community Foundation

    4.0
    (1 review)
    5.8 mi

    2022-09-25. Established in 2016, the Troy Community Foundation issued non-profit organization…read morefocused on supporting citizen-driven initiatives. Formed by a group of residents and business owners, the foundation is responsible for many of the local events that are open to the public and not just the residents of the community. One such event is Troy Daze. I first heard about it last year in 2021, and surprisingly it was an event that ran despite COVID -19. Troy Daze runs for 4 consecutive days starting on Thursday and ending on Sunday. The dates vary slightly each year, but typically runs around mid September. Troy Daze is held at the north end of the Troy Civic Center by Philip J Huber Park. The event is a combination of a traveling Midway, and a community open house. Local businesses, schools, churches, and public services such as the Troy Police have tents erected to provide information and awareness of resources within the community, some offering free promotional items. Free shows, performances, and activities are organized to keep the little ones entertained while the older ones can partake in the midway rides if they so choose. There is also an international tent set up where you can watch performances of different cultures from all over the world. There is an admission of $5 per person, and kids 10 years of age or younger are free. The $5 fee is to help cover the costs of the free community organized events and shows. The Midway is completely separate. Midway tickets are $1.50 each, and most rides are 3-4 tickets. An all day wristband may also be purchased for $30 and entitles unlimited rides from noon to 9pm on the day off purchase. While there is no food provided, the midway does sell its typical fare of elephant ears, corn dogs, pretzels, and buckets of fries, etc. And if that isn't your cup of tea, there are also various food trucks and stalls to add variety. All in all, its a really nice event, and fun can be had by everyone. There is something to do or see for all ages. When the weather is nice, it's a great way to get the family outside and spend the day. If You would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

    Detroit Area Art Deco Society

    Detroit Area Art Deco Society

    3.0
    (1 review)
    5.2 mi

    Wine Stroll was disappointing for $45. Billed as an Art Deco architectural stroll, we were…read moreexpecting a tour guide or a written guide. Neither were provided. A couple venues were not even Art Deco. Further, the restaurants by and large missed the mark. They could have had menus, food or marketing materials to entice you to come back. Instead, they seemed largely inconvenienced by the wine stroll crowd. Centaur was offering a cheap spiced red wine and a small brownie. Really? There was NO bartender when we got there, but rather a customer who had been told to "hold the fort." At Louie's, the hot Eastern European blonde bartender ignored us entirely as she looked at her iphone and tugged at her tight leather skirt. Others got a small cracker to eat. Centre Park Bar served nothing, and the bartender couldn't uncork the bottle, so just pushed the cork into the bottle. So much for a quality wine tasting. The exception was Vincente's Cuban restaurant; friendly staff, full sized sangria sand actual food samples! Thanks for a ray of sunshine in an otherwise lackluster event. Advice to other....just do your own tour...it will be cheaper and more filling. We did meet others and had our shared critiques to bond us. Overall though....a bust.

    From the owner: The Detroit Area Art Deco Society (DAADS) is a Michigan non-profit organization founded in 1986 by…read morea group of collectors and enthusiasts interested in the design and preservation of the decorative objects, architecture and style of the Art Deco period. A highly dedicated Board of Directors and a committed pool of on-call volunteers, provide education, documentation and design assistance to the community.

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