Love INC partnership highlights $386K in Community Impact grant awards
Love INC’s recycling partnership is part of $386,500 in Community Impact grants awarded to eight organizations serving regional needs.
Located on the sugar sand shores of Lake Michigan, at the mouth of the Grand River, Grand Haven is an active resort town and the epicenter of West Michigan's Water Wonderland. Grand Haven State Park is regularly rated one of the nation's top beaches. And the city features more than 100 miles of bike trail, 2 Great Lakes lighthouses, a busy waterfront boardwalk, and an extensive fleet of charter fishing boats. The city has felt the pain of Michigan's deindustrialization. But the community also is acting aggressively to reinvest in the urban core, leverage traditional assets such as a distinct quality of life, and position itself to compete in the 21st century. With the Big Lake on the front doorstep, it's hard to imagine anything but success.
Love INC’s recycling partnership is part of $386,500 in Community Impact grants awarded to eight organizations serving regional needs.
Two libraries in Ottawa County are adding learning and dementia programs, helping students, job seekers, and seniors through free, community-focused services.
Inspired by a Zimbabwe program, the Momentum Center launches a Friendship Bench pilot to improve mental wellness through community connection.
Veteran philanthropic leader Amy Moore will oversee GHACF's grantmaking, scholarships, capacity building, and partnerships.
Loutit District Library unveils technology-filled makerspace and traditional art studio, fostering lifelong learning, community engagement, and free creative opportunities.
A $250,000 grant supports a nature-based preschool center that will include classrooms, trails, and programs for low-income children and children with disabilities.
Grand Haven’s annual ice cream social honors 229 scholarship recipients, highlighting community support, student achievement, and investment in education’s future.
Three new board members join Lakeshore Advantage to help guide West Michigan’s economic future through investment-driven collaboration and strategy.
Nine local organizations receive Community Impact Grants to support mental health, economic development, youth programs, and essential community services.
Leaders share updated housing data, highlighting strides made and ongoing efforts to expand access for households with low, moderate, and middle incomes.
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