Amanda Long brings teaching, nonprofit experience to community foundation role
Former educator and nonprofit leader Amanda Long joins Grand Haven Area Community Foundation to support nonprofits, build partnerships, and guide local grant programs.
Former educator and nonprofit leader Amanda Long joins Grand Haven Area Community Foundation to support nonprofits, build partnerships, and guide local grant programs.
Spring Lake Sparkle aims to raise $10,000 with The Salvation Army to help local families buy food and holiday gifts.
Three organizations are building a Holland home to provide at least four people experiencing homelessness with stable housing and support.
The foundation’s awards support local programs for jobs, housing, safety, accessibility, recovery, and other needs across the county.
Kids’ Food Basket's Holland farm grows produce that volunteers help deliver to local pantries, expanding access to fresh, healthy food.
Grand Haven Area Community Foundation honored scholarship recipients while investing $1.1 million in diverse educational pathways across West Michigan communities.
City on a Hill celebrates 20 years on June 16 with a community event featuring food, games and family activities at Lawrence Street Park.
Velo Kids expanded from Holland into West Michigan communities, teaching children bike safety through camps, school programs, and parks partnerships.
The program offers guidance and support so people with disabilities can work without losing benefits, addressing fears, complexity, and financial instability.
Holland nonprofit expands free programs, helping teens find belonging, confidence, and creative outlets while community support fuels rapid growth and access.
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