MICHIGAN PARKINSON FOUNDATION IS MOVING!
Different address.
Same powerful mission.
This September, MPF is opening the doors to a new office home inside the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson’s Wellness.
A Note from Kristin
KRISTIN ROSSI, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
For more than 40 years, the Michigan Parkinson Foundation (MPF) has been dedicated to supporting people with Parkinson’s and their families across Michigan. While our organization has evolved, our commitment has never changed: ensuring no one has to face Parkinson’s alone.
This fall marks a pivotal new chapter as MPF relocates to a dedicated suite within the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson’s Wellness in Farmington Hills, MI.
With this move may come questions, and I want to reassure you that while our address is changing, our mission remains the same. The Michigan Parkinson Foundation and the Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s will share a location and a common vision of providing the highest quality services and resources to the Parkinson’s community. MPF remains an independent, statewide nonprofit organization with its own leadership, staff, and programs.
From our new office, we can introduce more individuals and families to MPF’s resources while strengthening our role as Michigan’s most trusted connection to Parkinson’s education, support, and resources—serving every community across all 83 counties.
I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has helped MPF reach this milestone, especially the staff of the Kirk Gibson Foundation and Center.
I look forward to welcoming you to our new home with open arms.
Welcome to
OUR NEW HOME
In September, Michigan Parkinson Foundation will relocate our headquarters to a dedicated office suite within the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson’s Wellness in Farmington Hills.
Open to the public September 8!
Visitors may enter through MPF’s dedicated exterior entrance. Those already inside the center may also access our office from within the building.
Come visit our new office
You're Invited: Community Open House
October 6, 2026
Our doors will officially open to the public on September 8! We also invite you to visit our new office and celebrate this exciting next chapter with us at a Community Open House on October 6. Stay tuned for more details!
COLLABORATION ROOTED IN COMMUNITY
Kirk Gibson Center povides free exercise-based programs for people with Parkinson’s in Southeast Michigan. MPF and the KGF will remain separate, independent nonprofit organizations, each with its own leadership, staff, programs, mission, and operations. MPF will have its own office suite and dedicated exterior entrance while continuing to serve the Parkinson’s community throughout Michigan.
WHAT REMAINS THE SAME
Committed to Michigan. Independent. Statewide. Nonprofit.
WHAT OUR NEW HOME MAKES POSSIBLE
01.
CONNECTION
More opportunities to engage with people and families affected by Parkinson’s.
02.
AWARENESS
Helping more people discover MPF’s statewide programs and resources.
03.
COMMUNITY
More opportunities for education, support and meaningful connection.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
What you need to know.
Find answers about MPF’s move, our new office and what remains unchanged.
No. MPF and KGF remain separate, independent organizations. We will share a home at the center while maintaining our own leadership, staff, programs, mission and operations.
We’re opening our doors to the public on September 8! You are welcome to visit our new office Monday-Friday from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Visitors may enter through MPF’s dedicated exterior entrance. Those already inside the center may also access our office from within the building.
MPF already hosts several programs at the center, including our monthly PD 101 Orientation and two Farmington Hills support groups. As we settle into our new office, we look forward to additional programming opportunities for the Parkinson’s community.
Our statewide mission continues.
MPF remains a statewide organization. Although our office will be located in Farmington Hills, our programs, resources, and commitment to Michigan’s Parkinson’s community will continue across all 83 counties.
Yes! Donations made to the Michigan Parkinson Foundation will continue to directly support MPF’s mission, programs and services for people with Parkinson’s and their families throughout Michigan. Our new address does not change how your gift is received or the important work it makes possible.
Still have questions? We’re here to help.
Call us at: 248-433-1117 | Email us at: director@ParkinsonsMI.org
