Food Pantry and Client Services

7124 Cooley Lake Road,
Waterford MI 48327
Phone: 248.360.2930
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10am - 4pm

Food Pantry Donation Hours

(located in the rear of the building)
Tuesday-Friday, 10am - 4pm

Thrift Store

7140 Cooley Lake Road,
Waterford MI 48327
Phone: 248.360.4977
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10am - 4:30pm
Thursday open late until 7:00pm
Closed Sunday & Monday

Thrift Store Donation Hours

(located in the rear of the building)
Please call ahead to donate
Tuesday-Saturday, 10am - 4pm

Administration Building

7170 Cooley Lake Road,
Waterford, MI 48327
Phone: 248.360.2931
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10am - 4pm

Need Assistance? 248.360.2930

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

1st Annual Charity Golf Tournament

Friday July 26th, 2024
Beacon Hill Golf Club
6011 Majestic Oaks Drive Commerce, MI
Check in 8:00am-Shotgun Start 9am

Open Door Outreach Center
1st Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Friday July 26th, 2024
Beacon Hill Golf Club
6011 Majestic Oaks Drive Commerce, MI
Check in 8:00am-Shotgun Start 9am
$150 per player or $500 4 players
$50.00 dinner only*

REGISTER ONLINE

Printable Registration Form

Limited Sponsorships available please contact Dawn at (248)-360-2931 ext 108 or email [email protected].

Join our Open Door Outreach Center for our Charity Golf Tournament on Friday July 26th, 2024 at Beacon Hill Golf Club. The event includes 18 holes with cart, continental breakfast, goodie bag, lunch at the turn, a drink ticket, and dinner and course prizes after golf. Thanks to our friends at SZOTT Auto Group, golfers have a chance to win a NEW car lease for 2 years!
Cost $150 per player or $500 4 players.
*Not interested in golfing but want to support and attend, join us for the banquet portion and participate in the Gift basket raffles, buffet dinner and 50/50 raffles, prize and more $50 per person, 2pm arrival.

Newsletter

CLIENT STORIES

He first noticed the blankets covering the windows.
A Commerce Township firefighter was delivering a gift basket to an area home just before Christmas.
Inside, he found a couple and their two young children ages 3 and 8, struggling to survive with no heat or hot water.
The parents, both in their late 20s, were doing their best to make ends meet.
The father wasn’t working because he’d lost his license after a drunk driving arrest 7 years before.
The mother, who was starting a new job at Kroger, was washing up in water she warmed in a microwave. The father watched out for the children, ages 3 and 8.
They needed new gas shut off values inside the house, a hot water tank, a new kitchen faucet to restore heat to the home, hot water and running water in the kitchen.
Open Door had emergency funds for a hot water tank, and the firefighter agreed to install it and fix broken gas lines to the furnace if we paid for parts.
Open Door realized once the gas was on the furnace should checked over by an expert, making sure it was safe.
We got on the phone to find a heating and cooling company.
Many said no, but Mulligan Heating of White Lake agreed to send a technician right away.
But an inspection showed the furnace itself was shot. All safety features of the furnance had been "by passed".
Furnace company owner Pat Mulligan contacted Open Door, he shared that he had grandchildren around the same age as the Commerce kids. Then stated he could not imagine them without heat all winter. He offered to donate a furnace and installation in memory of his late mother.
We were delighted when we heard the news. This truly was a miracle.
The family now has heat, hot water, and running water in their kitchen. The Dad now has contacted Legal Aid to untangle the drivers licenses court issues.
The family is warm – with a new furnace and hot water again.
These parents were trying so hard,” The mom is working. She’s told us, ‘I’m going to get us out of this.’”

Crisis Assistance

Crisis Assistance

Food Pantry

Thrift Store

Need Assistance? 248.360.2930

At Open Door we listen, qualify and compassionately serve low income families and seniors.

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