Candlelight vigil to remember 7 unhoused people who died in 2023
Community Action House says its team worked with seven unhoused people who died in 2023. They will be remembered at a memorial on Dec. 21 from 5-7 p.m.
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January things to do: Winter celebrations, fundraisers, MLK Day, concerts, theater, and music
The new year brings fun and entertaining events to West Michigan. There are concerts, museum exhibits, theater, crafts, fundraisers, music, a chili cook off, and a wine-tasting event.
Contest spotlights the beauty of Allegan County
The photo contest sponsored by Allegan County Community Foundation generated prizes for the photographers and their favorite local nonprofits.
‘It really opened up my world’: Users welcome health benefits of accessible trails
The Land Conservancy of West Michigan worked closely with Disability Network West Michigan to develop an accessible trail system that gives visitors like Jeffrey VanDyke access to the health benefits of being in nature.
Gracious Grounds to build apartment complex for residents with disabilities
Gracious Grounds is using $15 million in MDSHA funding to build a 77-unit state-of-the-art apartment complex in Grand Haven designed for adults with intellectual disabilities.
$380K state grant will bolster Evergreen Commons programs
Evergreen Commons has been awarded a $380,000 grant from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund for initiatives that enhance the quality of life for Evergreen members, Day Center participants, and the community.
Holland teen grows through community service
Karinna Martinez, a junior at Holland High School, is busy volunteering for the LAUP Adelante program, the Holland Youth Advisory Council, and Women of Color Give.
Donor’s $1.5M estate gift to support foundation’s work
The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area recently received an almost $1.5 million estate gift from a local donor to support the foundation’s work.
Holiday Giving Campaign gives struggling families a helping hand
Community Action of Allegan County is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of senior citizens, children, and families in crisis. The holidays are no exemption.
Why a nonprofit is ending subminimum wages for workers with disabilities
Since its inception, MRC Industries, a nonprofit that serves people with developmental or intellectual disabilities in Kalamazoo County, has paid its workers a subminimum wage. But no longer. MRC dropped its 14(c) certification in September.
January things to do: Winter celebrations, fundraisers, MLK Day, concerts, theater, and music
The new year brings fun and entertaining events to West Michigan. There are concerts, museum exhibits, theater, crafts, fundraisers, music, a chili cook off, and a wine-tasting event.
Contest spotlights the beauty of Allegan County
The photo contest sponsored by Allegan County Community Foundation generated prizes for the photographers and their favorite local nonprofits.
‘It really opened up my world’: Users welcome health benefits of accessible trails
The Land Conservancy of West Michigan worked closely with Disability Network West Michigan to develop an accessible trail system that gives visitors like Jeffrey VanDyke access to the health benefits of being in nature.
Gracious Grounds to build apartment complex for residents with disabilities
Gracious Grounds is using $15 million in MDSHA funding to build a 77-unit state-of-the-art apartment complex in Grand Haven designed for adults with intellectual disabilities.
$380K state grant will bolster Evergreen Commons programs
Evergreen Commons has been awarded a $380,000 grant from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund for initiatives that enhance the quality of life for Evergreen members, Day Center participants, and the community.
Holland teen grows through community service
Karinna Martinez, a junior at Holland High School, is busy volunteering for the LAUP Adelante program, the Holland Youth Advisory Council, and Women of Color Give.
Donor’s $1.5M estate gift to support foundation’s work
The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area recently received an almost $1.5 million estate gift from a local donor to support the foundation’s work.
Holiday Giving Campaign gives struggling families a helping hand
Community Action of Allegan County is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of senior citizens, children, and families in crisis. The holidays are no exemption.
Why a nonprofit is ending subminimum wages for workers with disabilities
Since its inception, MRC Industries, a nonprofit that serves people with developmental or intellectual disabilities in Kalamazoo County, has paid its workers a subminimum wage. But no longer. MRC dropped its 14(c) certification in September.
