Royal Oak, Oakland County
Community groups in Royal Oak
6 neighborhood, civic and community groups have a Royal Oak address on the IRS list. Here they are, with the town hall and the steps to start a group of your own.
- Groups named from the IRS list
- Block club basics
- Who to call at the city
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Community groups with a Royal Oak address
6 community groups on the IRS list of active exempt organizations at a Royal Oak mailing address. A mailing address is where a group gets its mail; many meet somewhere else.
| Junior League of Birmingham Mich Inc | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 1953, $359K reported revenue |
| Royal Oak Civic Foundation | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 2020, $297K reported revenue |
| Gfwc - Michigan | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 1945, $92K reported revenue |
| Blooming Detroit | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 2026 |
| Friends of Tommys Lake and Camp Agawam | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 2018 |
| National Society of Black Sports Professionals - Detroit | Kind Community group | IRS record Exempt since 2025 |
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Ways to get involved in Royal Oak
Join a neighborhood group
Start with the groups on this page, or ask neighbors whether your street already has one.
See the groupsRoyal Oak city hall
Royal Oak City Hall, 203 S Troy Street, (248) 246-3000. Council meetings, boards and commissions are open to residents.
See city servicesRoyal Oak neighborhoods
Every neighborhood in town, from its homes to its history.
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Start a block club or neighborhood association
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Talk with a few neighbors
Agree on a name and the blocks you cover.
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Set a regular meeting
Pick a time and a way to share news, like a group text or a flyer.
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Tell the city
Let Royal Oak city hall know how to reach you, and ask whether it keeps a list of neighborhood groups.
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Choose one first project
A cleanup day, a garden or a safety walk, then build from there.
Report problems
Get problems on your block fixed
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Report it to the city
Potholes, dumping, broken streetlights and blight go to Royal Oak's public works or code office. Many towns take reports online.
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Bring it to a meeting
Neighbors raising the same problem together at a council meeting get attention.
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Fix what you own
For your own property, compare local pros for tree trimming, sidewalk repair and fences.
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Sources
- Internal Revenue Service, Exempt Organizations Business Master File Extract, Michigan (eo_mi.csv)
- City of Detroit: Block Club Program
- Michigan 211
Updated October 2026. Rules and procedures change; confirm with the responsible office before a decision.