UAW Local 22 is a chapter of the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America. The union represents workers in various sectors, including universities, manufacturers, corporations and nonprofit organizations. UAW has 390,000 active members and more than 600,000 retired members.
The Bishop Foley Council is a chapter of the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal and service society for men. This particular council formed in 1927, originally calling itself "The Fordson Council." It eventually changed its name to "The Bishop Foley Council" after the Diocese of Detroit from 1881 to 1918. The council supports local charitable organizations and youth programs, as well as hosts special events like "Clergy Appreciation Night." Member benefits include life insurance, scholarships/financial aid and memorial masses.
The Italian American Fraternal Club is housed in Tivoli Hall, a large hall located on Oakman Boulevard, just north of Michigan Avenue. For any information, including details about hall rental, call 313-582-9130.
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The Freemansons build their foundation on brotherly love, relief and truth, and they incorporate those practices in their everyday lives. The Olive Branch Lodge No. 542 Freemasons contribute greatly to their community by donating to Dearborn Police Monument to Fallen Officers, Dearborn Fire Fighters Burn Drive, Dearborn Baseball and Dearborn Players Guild.
The Olive Branch No. 542 hall is also available to rent. The hall accommodates up to 225 people, and, upon request, linens, set up and clean up can be provided. You can also use the kitchen.
ACCESS is a nonprofit organization that helps empower members of the greater Detroit community as well as the nation at large. Originally begun as an organization to help newly immigrated Arab families get acclimated in their new country, ACCESS has since extended to people of all backgrounds. Services include education and ESL programs, social services, employment and training and medical care.
ACCESS also runs organizations such as the Arab-American National Museum, the National Network for Arab American Communities and the Center for Arab-American Philanthropy, that reflect and support people of Arab descent and celebrate their culture and contributions.
The Dearborn Freemasons are the oldest and largest fraternal organizations in Dearborn. With a focus on community, the Freemasons strive to lead by example and participate in many charities. Freedom of speech, thought and the right to worship a higher being in a unique and personal way are all values the Masons hold to be important. Dating back to 1865, this organization works to better the community for future generations.
The Polish Legion of American Veterans is a great spot to visit to mingle during Bingo nights or rent out for your next event. The establishment features a friendly staff and has plenty of free parking to accommodate anyone's needs. Membership to the Polish Legion is open to any honorably discharged men or women who have served or are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. You do not need to be of Polish descent to join.
Dearborn Area Board of Realtors is an association that provides a variety of services to individuals seeking real estate agents. It also provides support services for realtors and is dedicated to promoting professionalism in the industry.
The Dearborn Historical Museum is operated by the city of Dearborn to help visitors and residents preserve and promote the historical heritage of Dearborn.
The museum features three historic structures: the 1833 Commandant's Quarters, which was once part of the Detroit Arsenal built in Dearbornville in 1833; the 1883 McFadden-Ross House, which was originally the Powder Magazine of the Detroit Arsenal and now houses Historical records and changing exhibits; and the 1832 Gardner house, which gives visitors a glimpse into what life was like in Dearborn back in the 1800s.
The museum hosts private events, lectures and special events by appointment.
UAW Local 1970 is a chapter of the International Union of United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America. The union represents workers in various sectors including universities, manufacturers, corporations and non-profit organizations. UAW has 390,000 active members and more than 600,000 retired members.
League of Women Voters Dearborn/Dearborn Heights is a non-partisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League of Women Voters additionally works to provide public information on major policy issues and influence public policy through education and advocacy.
The Father Patrick O'Kelly Council is a chapter of the Knights of Columbus, a fraternal and service society for Catholic men. This council is an offshoot of another Dearborn Knights of Columbus group, the more eastern located Bishop Foley Council. It was founded when a few Foley members decided it would be good to have a additional council based on the west side of Dearborn. The Father Patrick O'Kelly Council holds meetings the first Thursday of every month at 7:30pm in the O'Kelly Banquet Hall. The hall houses a full lounge that is open to the public, as well as recently remodeled banquet spaces that can be rented out.