Build Team Build Community

BOMA members are an impressive group of people working to the betterment of the communities in which they work and live.

Every year BOMA Metro Detroit members donate time, effort, dollars and donations to our community charity partners through BOMA WORKS events and the Books Are Fun program.

Build a Bike - Build Team - Build Community
BOMA members & extended staff are invited to participate by sponsoring a bike & helmet and assembly of bicycles for children in need! Thursday, March 25th @ the Southfield Town Center Atrium, 4:30 - 7:30 Click here to participate!

Our past programs include:
Click here to view Photos from all of our events

Holiday Basket Food Drive - Food collection to Gleaners for distribution.

Bowling! Sponsored the kids at Christ Child House to some bowling fun at the Majestic Center Garden Bowl, Detroit.

BOMA Adopt's a Park - Code House, City of Southfield.

BOMA Holiday Luncheon - Donations of toys, sports equipment, bedding and clothing were collected for Christ Child House.
BOMA Goes to the Movies with Salvation Army, Starfish Families and Big Brothers Big Sisters.

BOMA Builds Bikes for Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Times are tough for all. We hope that you will join us in building community and making a real impact where we live, work,and play!

What can you do to help?

Participate in the BOMA WORKS programs scheduled throughout the year.

• Schedule a Books Are Fun event in your building and designate all or a portion of your proceeds to our charity partner or the BOMA Works Program.

• Tenants love Books Are Fun events. The quality of the products combined with the great discounts isn't available through other sources. Books Are Fun can be relied on to bring the best products and the best prices directly to the customer.

Books Are Fun has merged with Imagine Nation
Books to bring you the same great sales, service and products. Book your event today!

For more information about Books Are Fun events in Detroit, contact Terry or Sandy Dwyer 734-542-0947 or sdwyer@twmi.rr.com.

The Rosemary Hockney Foundation (RHF) provides assistance to children of families whose lives have been affected by cancer. All of their resources come from people like you: business leaders, community groups and concerned citizens who are committed to changing the impact that cancer has on children and those who love and care for them.

Owned and operated by the Christ Child Society of Detroit, Christ Child House has been providing care for abused and neglected children in the Detroit area since 1948. In that year the agency’s first house opened as a temporary shelter for children whose families were experiencing a temporary crisis, such as unemployment or illness. With a capacity of 11 children, the permanent staff of three cared for the children with the help of volunteers. Since opening its doors, Christ Child House has evolved dramatically as the needs of children and families have changed. Today, Christ Child House is an intensive residential treatment center licensed by the State of Michigan to provide services to 30 boys, ages 5-15, who suffer from severe developmental, emotional, and behavioral impairments as a result of years of damaging abuse and neglect.