Mintaka Design supports the following community nonprofits in northern Michigan through board service or membership. We encourage you to support these worthy causes, too.
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Little Traverse Conservancy
Since 1972, the Little Traverse Conservancy has evolved to become one of the most established and effective regional land trusts in the country. The Conservancy has protected nearly 40,000 acres of land, the equivalent of 62 square miles, and 105 miles of lake or stream frontage in northern Michigan.
Whether you want to maintain ownership, sell, or donate your land for protection, explore all of your options for permanently protecting the scenic and conservation values of your northern Michigan property. Help us support this worthy organization to preserve and protect the beauty and uniqueness of northern Michigan.
Become a member! |
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Mackinac Associates
The mission of Mackinac Associates—a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization—is simple and encompassing: “friends preserving and sharing Mackinac’s heritage.” Associates appreciate the rich history and natural beauty of Mackinac and support the efforts of Mackinac State Historic Parks to protect and present to the public these resources at: Colonial Michilimackinac, Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park, Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse, Fort Mackinac, Historic Downtown Buildings and Mackinac Island State Park.
Become a member by contacting Diane Dombrowski.
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Mackinac Island Community Foundation
The Mackinac Island Community Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving and enriching life for residents and visitors of Mackinac Island. Our Community Foundation was established as a source of charitable capital for the island.
Learn about the many worthwhile funds maintained by the MICF and help our community by supporting the foundation. |
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Mackinac Horsemen's Association
In recognition of the unique ordinance of 1898, banning the "horseless" carriage on Mackinac Island, and in that the "HORSE IS KING" on Mackinac Island, the Mackinac Horsemen's Association is dedicated to the promotion, education, and future of horses and horsemen on Mackinac Island.
Help the MHA build a new community stable to keep the horse culture going through the 4H program, lessons and stable access. Donate through the MICF and/or become a member of MHA.
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Friends of the Harbor Springs Area District Library
This nonprofit group is working hard to realize many local residents' dream of a vital and comprehensive community library in Harbor Springs. Learn more and become a Friend... |
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Petoskey - Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation
The Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation is a public charity and nonprofit corporation dedicated to improving and enriching life for everyone in Emmet County. Donate and make a positive impact on your community. |
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Allied EMS Systems, Inc.
Allied EMS Systems, Inc., organized as a 501 ©3 non-profit corporation, provides compassionate high quality pre-hospital emergency medical care to those visiting and residing in portions of Emmet County, Charlevoix County, Mackinac County, Presque Isle County, and Antrim County.
Please support your community ambulance company. |
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Trailing for Triumph
Each fall this group of horse enthusiasts gather together for a trail ride to raise money to fight breast cancer. Join them on their ride or make a contribution to this worthy cause. |
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Northern Health Plan
Many communities in Michigan are using an innovative approach to providing health care benefits to persons in need. Programs called County Health Plans are serving as a vehicle to provide access to organized systems of health care for the indigent uninsured and lower income persons without private or public health insurance. Each County Health Plan is responsible for administering the State's Adult Benefits Waiver (ABW) program for the county or counties it services.
Through contracts with local hospitals, most County Health Plans have expanded their coverage through various programs to include low income uninsured residents in their service areas. Qualified low income uninsured residents of Alpena, Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Emmet, Montmorency, Otsego, and Presque Isle county are eligible for a health care coverage program through the Northern Health Plan.
More information on Northern Health Plan...
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