Community foundation honors those committed to ‘giving where you live’
Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area highlighted the generosity of retired teacher Frank Kraai, Women of Color Give and Zeeland Farm Services.
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From affordable housing to restorative justice, foundation awards $125K in grants
The funds are being distributed to six organizations through the Community Foundation’s endowment.
High School student launches bilingual tutoring program
Holland Christian senior Greta Trevor, a Spanish immersion student, started a free bilingual tutoring program at Herrick District Library after learning that Spanish-speaking students were struggling with getting help.
Aviation Day brings community to West Michigan Regional Airport
Aviation Day featured the annual Wings of Mercy’s annual Runway 5K and fly-in CareAffaire pancake breakfast, as well as food trucks, flight experiences, and other family activities.
Anthony Lambers use his story to help others ‘Get up out the mud’
Anthony Lambers credits real estate for helping him turn his life around after serving time in prison. Now, he works to help others pursue the American dream of home ownership.
HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
MuskegonCity Public Art Initiative bringing ‘monumental works’ to city
The latest public art project, One Drop, honors the 70th anniversary of the Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce and is about “how individual efforts when combined become major triumphs.”
Muskegon’s Mosquito Creek Trails becomes mountain biker destination
Spearheaded by Muskegon County and Michigan’s Edge Mountain Biking Association, the multi-use trail is gaining a reputation as one of best trails in West Michigan. Volunteers have been key to building the trails and other amenities.
Mother finds accessible play space to accommodate the entire family
Jess Ronne found a play space where her son Lucas, who is autistic, could come along with his siblings. The accessible playground and barn at Benjamin’s Hope in Holland is a place designed for those with disabilities but welcomes everyone.
New faces join CFHZ board
Three community volunteers will play an important role in helping the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area allocate funding for local programs and projects.
From affordable housing to restorative justice, foundation awards $125K in grants
The funds are being distributed to six organizations through the Community Foundation’s endowment.
High School student launches bilingual tutoring program
Holland Christian senior Greta Trevor, a Spanish immersion student, started a free bilingual tutoring program at Herrick District Library after learning that Spanish-speaking students were struggling with getting help.
Aviation Day brings community to West Michigan Regional Airport
Aviation Day featured the annual Wings of Mercy’s annual Runway 5K and fly-in CareAffaire pancake breakfast, as well as food trucks, flight experiences, and other family activities.
Anthony Lambers use his story to help others ‘Get up out the mud’
Anthony Lambers credits real estate for helping him turn his life around after serving time in prison. Now, he works to help others pursue the American dream of home ownership.
HSO seeks diverse music groups for Music Unites Us concert
Most orchestral music is strictly European. The Holland Symphony Orchestra is looking for groups to help change that. Deadline for submissions is Aug. 31.
MuskegonCity Public Art Initiative bringing ‘monumental works’ to city
The latest public art project, One Drop, honors the 70th anniversary of the Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce and is about “how individual efforts when combined become major triumphs.”
Muskegon’s Mosquito Creek Trails becomes mountain biker destination
Spearheaded by Muskegon County and Michigan’s Edge Mountain Biking Association, the multi-use trail is gaining a reputation as one of best trails in West Michigan. Volunteers have been key to building the trails and other amenities.
Mother finds accessible play space to accommodate the entire family
Jess Ronne found a play space where her son Lucas, who is autistic, could come along with his siblings. The accessible playground and barn at Benjamin’s Hope in Holland is a place designed for those with disabilities but welcomes everyone.
New faces join CFHZ board
Three community volunteers will play an important role in helping the Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area allocate funding for local programs and projects.
