Lakeshore leaders profiled in new book about honesty and truth
Holland business coach Scott Patchin's new book features interviews with executives at Ready For School, Coastal Container, and the Michigan West Coast Chamber of Commerce.
Holland business coach Scott Patchin's new book features interviews with executives at Ready For School, Coastal Container, and the Michigan West Coast Chamber of Commerce.
At MSU, Haley Abbas was looking for a position with a company that aligned with her values. She found it at the Zeeland-based nonprofit Lakeshore Advantage.
The Literacy Center of West Michigan is a finalist in the U.S. Department of Education’s Rethink Adult Ed Challenge with the opportunity to win a share of $750,000 for its pre-apprenticeship program. Their proposal creates a pathway to English instruction and skills training for West Michigan Latinas to enter the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing trades.
The Be Event works as a kind of “911 charity,” filling in the cracks where other nonprofits can't reach. It raises money each year with a women's luncheon.
State funds have been set aside for those whose livelihoods have been damaged by the pandemic. However, there’s a brief window of time to submit applications.
The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation recently disbursed a round of grants worth nearly $224,000. Organizations that serve those most impacted by the pandemic received funds.
A 10,000 pound dog food donation from Land O'Lakes will help Lakeshore area pets served through Harbor Humane Society.
The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area annually awards scholarships worth more than $900,000. Its website offers an easy-access general application.
Michigan Fosters is continuing its work to support families on both sides of the foster care equation with a home where families can be families.
The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area’s Community Stabilization Fund grants help service providers meet increased demand due to the pandemic.
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