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     Important Update:

   

Date Change for Our 40th Anniversary Gala! 
 

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have updated the date of our event.

 

      "NEW DATE"   

      MARCH 20th, 2026

All other details remain the same:
📍 Location: Washtenaw Golf Club, Ypsilanti, MI
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Guest Speaker: Mike Utley, former Detroit Lions player & advocate for individuals with disabilities
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Ticket Sales and Sponsorship Opportunities: Are still available! 

 

We invite you to join us in celebrating this milestone year and supporting our mission to empower individuals with disabilities in Southeast Michigan.


Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to celebrating with you!

For more details, please visit: OUR EVENTS PAGE ​​

or

To purchase tickets or become a sponsor for the event:  CLICK HERE

We Are Creating Pathways and Building Stability, One Life at a Time

Empowering

"Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities"​

 

We are dedicated to supporting Veterans and individuals with disabilities on their journey toward self-sufficiency.

 

Through a diverse range of supportive services, we provide

the tools, resources, and personalized care needed to

build lasting stability and independence.

At MAP, we walk alongside each person we serve, offering personalized, one-on-one support with care and dignity.

 

Every year, more than 1,000 individuals find hope and

help through the supportive services we provide.

Since 1985, we have been a steady hand for those facing

tough times, providing proven programs built on 

compassion, trust, and lasting change.

our impact on our community

99.4% 

in Representative

Payee programming

maintained housing

96% 

in MAP's housing program maintained permanent housing

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100% 

in Veteran & Housing Programs maintained or increased income

36,545 

pounds of food   were distribute

to clients

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63% 

of Vocational clients maintained stable employment

"The best part about working with MAP...was having a viable contact outside of my home reminding me that things would get better."

    - M.  MAP Participant

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