Building Families First Community Organization
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BFFCO is a IRS 501c3 nonprofit that was founded to empower upward mobility and economic self-sufficiency amoung Michigan residents through a comprehensive service delivery system in the area's of Employment, Finaicial Literacy, Education and Community development and Economic Opportunity.
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Section 8
Did you know a person can get a Housing Choice Voucher (rental subsidy) at the age of 18, and when they pass away they can pass that Voucher to a child that is age 18 or older? DO you know how long...
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Started: May 25th 2016Replies: 0
Lauder Street in Detroit
around the greenfield and Lauder street, is it bad in that area? is that considered indian village? if not what is it considered? Thnaks for any info you can provide
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Started: November 11th 2014Replies: 1
2014 Roll and Stroll
The Twelfth Street Food Pantry is presenting the 2014 Roll and Stroll at Palmer Park, September 27, 2014. Go to our website: www.twelfthstreetfoodpantry.org for more information.
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Started: July 23rd 2014Replies: 0
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For just $10/mo you can promote your business or product directly to nearby residents. Buy 12 months and save 50%!
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- Prepaid Credit Cards
There are plenty of situations where a prepaid card might be the most convenient choice, but be sure you understand the terms- Five Ways to Help Protect the Environment at Home
Five easy ways to make a true difference for the environment and reduce your household’s carbon footprint.- Changes to Bankruptcy Law
Under the new law, those who have the ability to do so may be required to pay back part of their debt.- Child Safety Seats (Car Seats)
Safety belts are designed for adults, and children under 4 feet 9 inches tall should ride with a booster seat.
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