THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB'S WINTER 2010 PROGRAM BROCHURE IS OUT. Look on the right side of this page for the link. You're not going to want to miss out on all of our leagues, activities and classes!
FOR INFORMATION REGARDING OUR SPRING YOUTH ACTIVITIES - LOOK IN OUR WINTER 2010 BROCHURE.
THRIFT SHOP SALE 50% off Frames! See our 1/2 off dinnerware!
The
Neighborhood Club of Grosse Pointe is a non-profit community service
organization providing a professionally-organized program of leisure time activities for families
and individuals of all ages. Activities are conducted in its
community center and other public buildings and play fields. The
primary service area is the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods.
Programs are subsidized by proceeds from the Neighborhood Club Thrift Shop
and by contributions from the community. Reasonable participation
fees are assessed according to the service priority determined by the
board of trustees.
The Neighborhood Club is a leader in developing
cooperative, coordinated plans and programs with other public, private,
and voluntary agencies that provide leisure time services.
It is only with support of our many friends that the
Neighborhood Club has been able to grow and serve the ever-changing and
diverse needs of area residents. With just 70 percent of operating
costs coming from program and membership fees, it is crucial that we raise
the additional funds necessary to provide quality programming. We
are grateful to all who have contributed to the Neighborhood Club either
financially or by volunteering their time and talents to help operate a
program.
Thank you for your interest in the Neighborhood Club.
We hope you will share our enthusiasm for the community and be a part of
our organization for many years to come.
The
Neighborhood Club of Grosse Pointe is a non-profit community service
organization providing a professionally-organized program of leisure time activities for families
and individuals of all ages. Activities are conducted in its
community center and other public buildings and play fields. The
primary service area is the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods.
Programs are subsidized by proceeds from the Neighborhood Club Thrift Shop
and by contributions from the community. Reasonable participation
fees are assessed according to the service priority determined by the
board of trustees.
