Organizations & Clubs

The Sweaty Yeti 5K Family Fun Run benefits the Barber-Galvin Memorial Scholarship Fund

Life skills Building Center. Please visit our Resale Shop at 06585 M-66 Hwy., Charlevoix, MI

Description:

Camp Daggett, located on the shore of beautiful Walloon Lake, is a non-profit organization founded in 1925. Camp’s mission “To provide quality character building experiences for young people through educational and recreational activities,” has expanded programming over its almost 100 years to include 8-weeks of overnight and day summer camp; summertime wilderness adventure excursions; year-round indoor and outdoor Adventure Education and leadership training as well as lodge and facilities rentals for individuals, organizations and corporate entities. To learn more about Camp Daggett, visit http://www.CampDaggett.org

A non-profit organization providing year-round programs, experiences, and companionship to children with cancer and their families, at no cost.

Mission
Enrich lives and empower individuals living with disabilities through year-round adaptive recreation.

Vision
All individuals — regardless of ability — can participate, learn and enrich their lives in an inclusive environment.

Established in 1984 as a non-profit organization, Challenge Mountain was the first independent adaptive skiing program in northern Michigan. Today, Challenge Mountain offers adaptive recreational and social opportunities that continue to enrich lives and empower individuals living with disabilities. Each year, Challenge Mountain connects children, youth and adults living with disabilities through adaptive skiing, equine therapy, ropes challenge course, adaptive biking, sailing and SPIRIT Day Camp. Individuals of all ages and abilities can take part in Challenge Mountain’s programs at no cost, including those living with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities

Dedicated to the protection and care of all animals, the Charlevoix Area Humane Society is an independent non-profit 501(c)3 no-kill animal shelter that has been serving pets and their humans in Charlevoix County since 1974. We rely almost exclusively on donations and fundraisers to help the lost, neglected, abused, and abandoned animals of Charlevoix County.
NEWS! The Charlevoix Area Humane Society recently opened up Home Again. Home Again is an upscale resale store designed to generate revenue to support the mission of the Charlevoix Area Humane Society. All inventory is donated! We accept gently used upscale items such as artwork, furniture, books, albums, pottery, jewelry and household items. Please consider supporting our store AND the Charlevoix Area Humane Society by donating today. Our four-legged friends appreciate it. (We do, too!)

The barriers that keep kids from staying in school and graduating are numerous and widespread.  Some are easy to spot, like academic problems or homelessness.  But many others are less obvious – bullying, untreated medical or dental issues, or lack of school supplies and clothes.  Communities In Schools is dedicated to helping identify and remove any and all barriers for the students we serve so they can stay in school and succeed in life.

At Communities In Schools, we work in schools full-time to remove those barriers by building one-on-one relationships that empower student to stay in school and succeed in life.  Because we’re in schools all day every day, we see the unique needs of each student and partner with teachers and community to address them.  Whether it’s clean clothes, help with school work, or emotional support to help a child cope with and recover from a traumatic event, we connect students with the relationships and resources they need to succeed.

Always in June

The East Jordan Freedom Festival is East Jordan’s signature festival. The 5 day long schedule of events offers something for the whole family. The week kicks off on Wednesday and continues throughout the week.  Parades, Live Music, Kids Events, Block Party, Amusement Rides, and much, much more.

Visit the Freedom Festival website for a full schedule of events and times. http://www.eastjordanfreedomfestival.org.

Keeping the history of East Jordan and the surrounding area alive.

Board / Membership meetings are 2nd Wednesday at 6:00 PM at various locations.

Downtown museum open during business hours of City Hall on Main Street.

Grace & peace be with you! Welcome to First Presbyterian Church of East Jordan. Our worship service is at 9:30 every Sunday morning, followed by a time of fellowship. We invite visitors and community members to attend. Our facility is handicap accessible. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us either via telephone or email. We look forward to seeing you!

Grace & Peace,
Pastor Lois Aroian

Friends of the Jordan River Watershed, organized in late 1990, is a grassroots, non-profit organization whose mission is to conserve the natural resources and protect the environmental quality of the Jordan River and its watershed.

Our goals include: Preserving the natural character of the river and watershed; Informing and educating the public about our activities and issues involving the Jordan River Watershed; Protecting water quality; Promoting wise resource management on public and private lands within the watershed; Facilitating the coordination of policies and actions of various individuals, groups, and agencies affecting the environment within the watershed; Developing financial resources to carry out our mission and goals; and Pursuing broad-based support for our activities.

Over the years, FOJ has hosted numerous public information seminars and activities and continues to network with many groups and organizations as well as mentoring students on water quality and natural resource issues. We steadfastly remain an advocate for the wild and scenic Jordan River and its watershed, seek ways to remediate abuses of the past and strive to balance sustainable use for the future.

The Good Samaritan Family Services is a Christian service ministry striving to assist families in need.

HOURS: Tuesday, 10am-5pm, Wednesday – Friday. 10am-4pm, Saturday, 10am-2pm

SPECIALTY: Food Pantry & Resale Shop/ Mom & Tots Center, His House

The Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra mission is to inspire, entertain and educate through live, professional, community-connected orchestral programming.

Health Department of Northwest Michigan serves people in Antrim, Charlevoix, Emmet and Otsego Counties. Our vision is Healthy People in Healthy Communities.

Home Again is an upscale resale store designed to generate revenue to support the mission of the Charlevoix Area Humane Society. All inventory is donated! We accept gently used upscale items such as artwork, furniture, books, albums, pottery, jewelry and household items. Please consider supporting our store AND the Charlevoix Area Humane Society by donating today. Our four-legged friends appreciate it. (We do, too!)

Impact100 Little Traverse Bay is a women’s giving collective awarding transformative, sustainable $100,000 grant(s) to non-profits in Emmet and Charlevoix County. Annual membership is $1,000 and grant applications open in January.

Preserving our Jordan One River Bag at a Time. Provide trash collection and returnable totes at access sites on the Jordan River.

Jordan River Arts Council
As a leader of the Jordan River area’s cultural community, the Jordan River Arts Council promotes, encourages, and nurtures the artistic endeavors of local residents and provides an organized framework through which quality workshops, classes, exhibits, programs and performances can be presented.

Recognizing its responsibility to nurture art in daily living and to provide participation opportunities in all areas of the arts, JRAC serves a diverse and growing community. To accomplish this mission, the Arts Council relies upon a volunteer Board of Directors and the cooperation and support of area communities.

Club Rifle Range located at 1510 Advance Rd, East Jordan. Range is private use for club members only.

Jordan River Sportsman’s Club meetings are the 4th Thursday of each month, “APRIL TO OCTOBER”. Everyone is welcome to attend. Applications for membership are taken at the regular meeting.

HUNTER SAFETY EDUCATION is now administered by the Mich DNR. Registration, payment of fees, and coarse work is all completed online. The JRSC conducts final testing and conducts the required field day in early September each year.
For more Information please contact Mark Kalbfleisch – 231-350-1837