Angels' Place
Mike Zainea is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in project management, marketing, and communications. Currently serving at Angels' Place since January 2022 in project management and facility maintenance coordination, Mike focuses on supporting underprivileged residents. With a diverse background, Mike's previous roles include Senior Director of Client Services at SurfaceStrike, Chief Strategist at Basso Marketing Agency, and Vice President/Executive Producer at TVS Communication Solutions, where numerous national awards were earned. Mike also held significant positions at Ross Roy Communications and WDIV-TV Channel 4, demonstrating a strong capability in managing large-scale projects and budgets, alongside a commitment to community service through volunteer efforts and fundraising. Educational credentials include studies at Central Michigan University and the Center for Creative Studies.
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Angels' Place
Angels' Place is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, founded in 1992, that provides homes and services to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We operate twenty homes in Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland Counties, that provide specialized residential care, supported independent living, and community-based services to over 150 individuals. We also provide Abundant Life Services including transitional services, educational workshops, community support for those living on their own, respite programs for caregivers, and many other types of outreach. It is our mission to provide people-centered services and homes with a Christian family environment of love and compassion, coupled with an atmosphere of acceptance, dignity, well-being, and the potential for personal growth and acceptance. Angels' Place relies on the professional expertise and dedicated leadership of a volunteer Board of Directors to cast and fulfill the strategic vision for the organization, as well as compassionate Direct Care Professionals and volunteers to carry out our services. Over 25% of funding comes from fundraisers, 53% from the Community Mental Health Authority, and the remaining 22% from social security, supplemental income and private payments. Angels’ Place also heavily relies on donations to keep our homes open and provide much-needed services for the individuals in our care.