Dental aid helps cancer patients regain health and dignity
HNC Living Foundation provides dental care, nutrition, and support to head and neck cancer patients facing financial and treatment challenges.
Myron Kukla: Surviving yard and garden utensils
Despite owning enough gear to landscape Mars, one man’s obsession with yard tools grows -- except for gloves. He doesn’t want to get carried away.
June things to do: Pride events, Miss Michigan, Juneteenth, a Julia Child exhibit, and Father’s Day
June brings Father’s Day, Miss Michigan, Juneteenth, a Julia Child exhibit, movies, music, summer camps, 5Ks, and theater. Libraries have a lot of free activities, too.
From stroke survivor to advocate: Muskegon man finds purpose after life-altering health crisis
After a life-changing stroke, Carl Ferguson found purpose through Disability Network West Michigan, and now serves on its board to inspire others.
Weatherization program helps seniors stay safe and warm
Mary Medendorp, 91, received home upgrades through Allegan County’s Community Action Agency weatherization program, improving energy efficiency and lowering utility costs.
Partner Partner Content Blueprint for school funding would ensure equitable resources in special education
The MI Special Education Finance Reform Blueprint would ensure that Michigan adequately and equitably funds public special education in Michigan.
Library social worker connects patrons with resources and a listening ear
Ypsilanti District Library’s social worker bridges the gap between patrons and local resources they need — everything from housing support to simply listening without judgment.
No-cost pre-K for all Michigan 4-year-olds enrolling for 2025-26 school year
QA with Jeffrey Capizzano, Policy Equity Group, on the implementation of Pre-K for All no-cost preschool for Michigan 4-year-olds.
Gentex powers community impact through nonprofit partnerships
Ottawa County’s largest employer fuels local change through funding, volunteerism, and innovative giving, supporting food access, housing, and safety.
Medicaid cuts would destabilize mental health care: How Michigan is responding
Proposed Medicaid funding cuts would dismantle critical services, especially for residents facing poverty, mental illness, or substance use disorders — and reduce access to mental health services for all.
