Current Sponsors
Saginaw Chamber of Commerce
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber offers information and educational opportunities to support local businesses. We are a critical communications link between our members and issues that impact the business environment, providing an opportunity to make informed and strategic decisions for the future.
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
These Chambers offer the traditional programs and opportunities generally associated with chambers of commerce: networking, educational workshops and forums, business-to-business marketing opportunities, discounted services and products, health insurance, and other health and health-related
products.
Play-Place
South East Michigan Chamber of Commerce
Play-Place
Play-Place for Autistic Children is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Sterling Heights, MI. Play-Place’s mission is to provide a fun-filled, judgment-free, haven of hope for families affected by autism and other special needs. Through a unique play-powered environment, combining education and recreation with a variety of social,
Play-Place for Autistic Children is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Sterling Heights, MI. Play-Place’s mission is to provide a fun-filled, judgment-free, haven of hope for families affected by autism and other special needs. Through a unique play-powered environment, combining education and recreation with a variety of social, occupational, and physical therapeutic overtones, Play- Place's one of a
the kind model will be a revolutionary compliment to the autism equation of intervention and awareness. Designed to promote cognitive and social development, sensory integration, balance and coordination,
endless hours of excitement, as well as professional support services and respite relief for parents and siblings, our curriculum will service all ages. Play-Place’s bottom line focuses on development, life skills
and independence to assist families with the everyday nuances of “living with autism.”
