Last night, I mentioned here that a dozen or so friends and I, through the micro-philonthropic organization, A2Awesome, had contributed $1,000 to Ozone House, a local nonprofit that has been serving runaway, homeless and at-risk youth since the 1960s. The response, as you might expect, was overwhelmingly positive. There was, however, one dissenting voice. Our […]
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$500 matching grant announced for contributions made to Ozone House by the end of the day today
Posted in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti Also tagged A2Awesome, at-risk youth, call to action, charity, EOS, homeless, homophobia, John Coleman, Look in the Attic, make a donation, matching grants, Ozone House, philanthropy, runaway, youth programs 103 Comments
Ozone House Drop-In Center to reduce hours, reevaluate programs for at-risk youth
It’s being reported in the Ypsi Courier that, given the current funding situation at Ozone House, the non-profit will be cutting the hours of operation at its youth Drop-In Center and reassessing program offerings. According to their website, Ozone House is “the only agency in Washtenaw County that provides free, confidential, and voluntary shelter and […]
Posted in Ypsilanti Also tagged at-risk youth, gay, homeless, homelessness, Katie Doyle, Ozone House, Quinn Phillips, teens, youth programs 9 Comments