Holland Museum selected for national assessment program
The Holland Museum has been selected to participate in the Museum Assessment Program, which is administered by the American Alliance of Museums.
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Seniors’ sewing project supports healthy eating, nutrition
Seniors at Freedom Village create custom aprons to support Community Action House’s healthy eating and nutrition classes at the organization’s new Food Club in Holland.
Downtown Holland explores DEI with Hope College’s Center For Leadership
Students in Hope College’s Center for Leadership program receive real-life learning, and businesses and nonprofits receive solutions to their problems. This semester, one group of Hope students is tackling diversity, equity, and inclusion in downtown Holland.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Meijer gift aids Muskegon Boys and Girls Club expansion project
As part of its year-end community donation campaign, Meijer is aiding 24 Boys and Girls Clubs across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin with money for their educational and developmental programs for local youth.
Grand Haven’s Do More Good brings Cause Camp to West Michigan
The nonprofit leadership and marketing event Cause Camp has been nationally recognized by Forbes as a “must-attend” event for the nonprofit sector. It will take place at DeVos Center in Grand Rapids on May 2-3.
How a small orchestra increased access to the music of once-renowned Black composer
The Holland Symphony Orchestra has made the music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor available for orchestras around the world to perform.
Group supporting local Afghan refugees among 7 awarded CFHZ grants
Foundation awards $125,000 in grants to seven organizations helping the Holland/Zeeland area thrive.
Plan for Muskegon community resource center, day care gains support
Muskegon Rescue Mission is moving closer to its vision of opening a facility that brings services under one roof and will house an affordable, high-quality preschool and day care facility for low-income families and others.
Climbing to new heights after kidney donation
In her own words, Holland native Emily Polet-Monterosso describes the experience of climbing the world's tallest free-standing mountain with a group of climbers who had one thing in common — each had donated a kidney to someone else.
Seniors’ sewing project supports healthy eating, nutrition
Seniors at Freedom Village create custom aprons to support Community Action House’s healthy eating and nutrition classes at the organization’s new Food Club in Holland.
Downtown Holland explores DEI with Hope College’s Center For Leadership
Students in Hope College’s Center for Leadership program receive real-life learning, and businesses and nonprofits receive solutions to their problems. This semester, one group of Hope students is tackling diversity, equity, and inclusion in downtown Holland.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Meijer gift aids Muskegon Boys and Girls Club expansion project
As part of its year-end community donation campaign, Meijer is aiding 24 Boys and Girls Clubs across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin with money for their educational and developmental programs for local youth.
Grand Haven’s Do More Good brings Cause Camp to West Michigan
The nonprofit leadership and marketing event Cause Camp has been nationally recognized by Forbes as a “must-attend” event for the nonprofit sector. It will take place at DeVos Center in Grand Rapids on May 2-3.
How a small orchestra increased access to the music of once-renowned Black composer
The Holland Symphony Orchestra has made the music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor available for orchestras around the world to perform.
Group supporting local Afghan refugees among 7 awarded CFHZ grants
Foundation awards $125,000 in grants to seven organizations helping the Holland/Zeeland area thrive.
Plan for Muskegon community resource center, day care gains support
Muskegon Rescue Mission is moving closer to its vision of opening a facility that brings services under one roof and will house an affordable, high-quality preschool and day care facility for low-income families and others.
Climbing to new heights after kidney donation
In her own words, Holland native Emily Polet-Monterosso describes the experience of climbing the world's tallest free-standing mountain with a group of climbers who had one thing in common — each had donated a kidney to someone else.
