Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1081
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The Moose Community Service program of today and for the next century challenges people to become volunteers through membership in the Moose.
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The Community Organizations database provides information about Monroe County nonprofits and groups.
Lutheran Campus Ministry
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Lutheran Campus Ministry is an inclusive ministry in Christ, that invites people in the University community to develop a deeper understanding of the body of Christ, so that they can discover and fulfill their vocation as disciples.
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Incorporated
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Majestic Care (formerly Garden Villa Health)
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With professional care centers in Bedford and Bloomington, our short and long-term accommodations include personalized nursing services, specialty Alzheimer's care, and various forms of recreational and physical therapy. We also offer a sophisticated aquatic therapy program, featuring the state-of-the-art HydroWorx 2000 therapy pool.
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Malaysian Student Association
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Networking group for Malaysian students in Bloomington.
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Maple Grove Christian Church
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Our church began in a small one room building on Lost Man’s Lane in the early 1832. In the early 1900’s the church purchased property at the top of Maple Grove Road and met there until 2008 when we purchased 15 acres on Simpson Chapel Road where we currently meet.
Vision
To transform our homes, community and world by pursuing God passionately, building community faithfully, and unleashing compassion unselfishly: one community at a time.
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Maple Heights
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Mary's Children Bookstore
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Math Matters Tutoring Program
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Math Matters is a free tutoring program held at MCPL.
Please Note: In the Fall of 2010, Math Matters will be restarting their services, and this info will be updated to include their new mission and description.
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Matlock Heights
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Mc Doel Baptist Church
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MCCSC Adult Education at Broadview Learning Center (BLC)
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The Monroe County Community School Corporation Adult Education program offers individualized instruction and guidance to teen and adult learners who seek to improve basic skills or learn new ones to create better opportunities for themselves and their families.
The Broadview Learning Center offers the following services:
- FREE Adult Basic Education/TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion) classes (formerly GED)
- FREE ESL (English as a Second Language) classes
- FREE Teen Learning Center (TLC) Programs
- Workforce Development
- Evening Computer Classes
- Volunteer Training and Opportunities
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MCCSC Parent Teacher Advisory Council for Special Education
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The MCCSC Parent-Teacher Advisory Council for Special Education (PTACSE) is dedicated to finding opportunities for parents and teachers to work collaboratively to improve special education services for students in the Monroe County Community School Corporation in Indiana.
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Men of Purpose
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Men of purpose is an ancillary ministry of the Ellettsville First Assembly of God. The mission is to care for widows and orphans in their time of distress.
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Mennonite Fellowship Of Bloomington
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A welcoming, inclusive congregation providing a place of healing and hope as we journey together in the Spirit of Christ.
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Mercy Mission Apostolic Faith
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Middle Way House, Inc: Support Services for Survivors
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Description:
Since 1971, Middle Way House has been providing services to people in crisis. Today, we provide supportive and empowering services for survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, stalking and human trafficking.
Our main office in Bloomington offers the following services:
- Emergency shelter
- Confidential 24/7 help & crisis line, (812) 336-0846
- On-scene advocacy
- Transitional and permanent housing solutions
- Legal advocacy
- Support groups
- Personal advocacy
- Safety Planning
- Childcare and youth programs
- Community Education Programs & Presentations
Middle Way House serves six counties in southern Indiana (Monroe, Greene, Lawrence, Owen, Morgan, and Martin) and relies on a staff of 70 and a committed volunteer force to provide services. It is not necessary that an individual reside in our emergency shelter or transitional housing program to access most of our services. We have Outreach Offices located in Greene, Martin, and Owen counties and the services offered include:
- Legal Advocacy
- Personal Advocacy
- Case Management
- Mobile Advocacy
- Walk-ins
- Survivor Support Service
- Safety Planning
- Community Education Programs & Presentations
The following is the contact information for our three County Outreach Offices:
Greene County Outreach Office
87 East Spring Street
Bloomfield, IN 47424
(812) 384-8769 (Office)
Martin County Outreach Office
2666 US Highway 50 Room 101
Loogootee, IN 47553
(Located in the Martin County Community Learning Center)
(812) 295-2993 (Office)
Owen County Outreach Office
911 W Hillside
Spencer, IN 47460
(Located in Head Start Building)
(812) 829-1660 (Office)
(812) 829-4580 (FAX)
Domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking affects individuals in every community.
We believe, support, and affirm the identities of ALL survivors.
If you or someone you know is experiencing violence and are in need of help or support, call us on our confidential 24/7 Help & Crisis Line, Linea de Ayuda, (812) 336-0846, or contact us on our confidential Help & Crisis Live Chat at https://www.resourceconnect.com/mwh/chat.
Incorporation Status:
Incorporated
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Midwest Collaborative for Library Services (formerly INCOLSA)
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MCLS is a non-profit membership organization comprised of all types of libraries in Indiana and Michigan. MCLS provides libraries a convenient, single point of contact for training, group purchasing, and technical support for electronic resources. MCLS saves member libraries time and money.
Please Note: The merge between INCOLSA and MCL is now complete. They are now known as MCLS (Midwest Collaborative for Library Services).
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Midwest Pages to Prisoners
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The Midwest Pages to Prisoners Project is an all-volunteer effort that strives to encourage self-education among prisoners in the United States.
By providing free reading materials upon request, we hope to promote critical thinking behind bars. We develop relationships so people on the outside can better understand and combat the injustices faced by folks who are incarcerated. We are aware the prison industrial complex targets People of Color, in poverty, and in the LGBTQ+ community.
The project exists to alleviate a lot of the pain caused by the criminal justice system, and to provide a direct opportunity for self-education and collective struggle. Additionally, we exist because prison libraries sometimes fail in this respect: they are understocked or are only able to be patronized during specific and limited hours. We exist because prisoners are not strangers: they are brothers sisters, friends, cousins, mothers, and children.
Year Established:
2019 (all day)
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Miller Drive
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Mini 4-H
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Mini 4-H is a youth development organization that caters to youth in grades K - 2. Through club meetings, workshops and recreational activities, youth learn about themselves, each other and get to explore topics that interest them
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Mini University at Indiana University
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Participants attend up to 15 different noncredit classes selected from nearly 100 titles. All classes are taught by IU faculty and most are held in the Indiana Memorial Union. Optional evening activities include a picnic, films, summer theater at the Brown County Playhouse, and social gatherings.
Sponsored by the IU Alumni Association and IU Bloomington Continuing Studies.
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Mobility Aids Lending Library (MALL)
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The Mobility Aids Lending Library (MALL) is an initiative started by a local group of women with physical disabilities (aka "the Wheelie Women") to serve the greater Bloomington community. The MALL program matches "gently used" mobility devices free of charge to those who cannot afford them or only need them for a short period of time. Items may include: canes, crutches, walkers, rollators, and wheelchairs (both manual and powered).
Monroe County Public Library is providing free used canes, crutches, walkers and rollators to the public for checkout during regular library hours. Other mobility aids, such as wheelchairs and powered devices, may be available from other MALL partners. Learn more about this Library service.
Year Established:
2022 (all day)
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Monroe County 4-H
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Monroe County offices for the 4-H Purdue extension. Call or email for available clubs and programs.
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Monroe County 4-H Junior Leaders
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Monroe County 4-H Junior Leaders
Leaders is open to youth who are in grades 7 through 12 as of January 15 of the current year. Jr. Leaders work to provide community service to Monroe County as well as expanding their knowledge in citizenship, leadership, healthy living and STEM. You can join Jr. Leaders anytime between 7th and 12th grade and you do not have to be a previous 4-H member to join.
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Monroe County Adult Protective Services
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Adult Protective Service (APS) Units were established to protect endangered adults in Indiana and to provide protective services to these individuals.
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Monroe County Apartment Association (MCAA)
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Monroe County Apartment Association Mission Statement: The MCAA's mission is to serve the interests of and maintain a high level of professionalism within the single and multi-family housing industry (its owners, developers, managers, staff and suppliers of products and services) to better serve the rental housing needs of the public.
Incorporation Status:
Incorporated
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Monroe County Bar Association
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Founded in 1917, the Monroe County Bar Association (MCBA) numbers among its members attorneys who provide representation and address a wide range of legal needs for individuals, families, businesses, and institutions in Monroe County, throughout the state of Indiana, and beyond the state’s borders.
The mission of the Association is to assist its member attorneys through networking events, educational presentations, and related activities aimed at improving the skill and integrity of the legal profession, throughout Monroe County and Indiana.
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Monroe County Black Democratic Caucus
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The Monroe County Black Democratic Caucus is dedicated to the empowerment of Black citizens in the planning, decision making and overall progress of the Democratic Party and the promotion of Black candidates seeking public office within Monroe County.
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Monroe County CAPE Project
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Through an Eli Lilly Foundation grant to the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County, the Monroe County CAPE (Community Alliances to Promote Education) seeks to ensure that all Monroe County children enter school ready to learn, stay in school and graduate with skills to assume a job or to pursue further education and acquire the life skills and dispositions to be lifelong learners and good citizens.
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