Exciting new renovations are underway at the Ann Arbor CIL. Thanks to the generous support from the community, we are moving forward with three key additions that will expand our core mission “to be a community enrichment, learning, and advocacy center improving the lives of people with disabilities.”
The expansion will include:
- An accessible garden with raised beds that will be open to the community and will eventually feed a community with hearty produce that has been cultivated by people with disabilities.
- Additional office space for Michigan Gifts. Michigan Gifts is a new social mission driven business enterprise powered by the Ann Arbor CIL that creates distinctive gifts baskets and floral arrangements while providing job training, employment and volunteer opportunities for talented people with and without a disability. Visit www.michigangifts.org to learn more or to purchase a gift basket.
- Performance space for Diversibility Theater, a creative diversity and disability awareness acting troupe.
COME FOR A TOUR
Join us for a tour at the Ann Arbor CIL on July 14th from 5:30 – 6:30 pm to see the final products!
Ann Arbor CIL
3941 Research Park Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 971-0277
GET INVOLVED
Here is the contact information for each of the new expansion areas:
Accessible Garden:
Cherri Buijk – cherri@aacil.org
Glen Ashlock – glen@aacil.org
Michigan Gifts Office:
Bryan Wilkinson – bryan@aacil.org
Performance Space:
Chris Baty – cbaty@aacil.org





Congratulations! Great ideas.
I was seruiosly at DefCon 5 until I saw this post.
Great news! Looking forward to seeing it.
Adam Kaplan
BigTentJobs, LLC
Action requires kowneldge, and now I can act!
Looks great Stiles. Love the music…
Thank you for visiting our website…. please feel free to call MichiganGifts.Org directly to learn the many reasons why we are truly “more than you think”.
MichiganGifts.Org Phone: (734)527-5429
Large or small occasions let us help you pick out the perfect gift.
-Bryan
About time! Someone with some information on this. You’d think considering how popular Comic Book Adaptations are nowadays, some information would actually be pretty easy to find. Apparently not. Anyway, thanks for this! I appreciate it!