The organization is asking for patience and grace as it determines the program's future.

Despite federal policy shifts and the challenges they present, program staff have continued to provide critical services to ensure refugee families feel supported, informed, and empowered.

This year’s featured chefs include Chef of the Year Kurt Kwiatkowski, Chef Professional Mick Rickerd, Junior Culinarian Cameron Weibel, and Chef Educator Jacob Bandstra.

This is the first time the outing will take place at a new location since its inception 37 years ago.

The campaign aims build 100 affordable homes in Grand Rapids.

With more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, fund development, and strategic donor engagement, he will have a key role in advancing Meijer Gardens’ mission through philanthropic partnerships and community support.

The organization will host a “ground-breaking wall-raising” event at the site of what’s known as Hope Village, in the 100 block of Garden Avenue SE.

The nonprofit facilitates equitable growth in K-8 student academics, social emotional skills, and self-esteem through one-on-one mentoring relationships at three Grand Rapids Public Schools and three Godfrey Lee Public Schools.

The new position will provide support to the increasing number of adult learners in community and citizenship programs.

The new office consolidates CSNIP's three smaller clinics into a single location, doubling its capacity to provide reduced-cost veterinary care for pet owners in need across 10 West Michigan counties.

The Essential Service Awards recognize non-managerial frontline workers who go above and beyond their daily responsibilities and display integrity, passion and commitment.  

What began as Jen VanEe’s personal blog documenting her breast cancer journey has grown into a nonprofit aimed at easing the burdens cancer places on patients and their families.

This annual effort raises awareness for childhood hunger while providing healthy, nourishing meals and essential resources to the community.

He accepted the award during the general session luncheon of the Chief Executive Summit, a gathering of 140 presidents, CEOs and executive directors.

Items needed include men’s t-shirts (sizes S-3XL), underwear for men, women, and children (various sizes), individually wrapped toothbrushes for adults, antiperspirant deodorant, tennis shoes (sizes 9-14), twin sheets, and shaving cream with razors.

Now in its 30th year, the event is the largest temporary tropical butterfly exhibition in the United States, showcasing more than 60 butterfly and moth species from Africa, Asia, and Central, and South America.

This year’s honorees include a cybersecurity professional breaking barriers in tech, an artist using her voice to create belonging, and an entrepreneur redefining community impact.

Nourishing Narratives is supported by Newman’s Own Foundation, the private grantmaking foundation started by legendary actor Paul Newman, whose mission is to nourish and transform the lives of children who face adversity.  

The nonprofit serves people involved in civil matters, such as divorce, custody, child support, parenting time, landlord/tenant matters, small claims and debt collection.

The organization anticipates fully moving into the facility, which is eight times larger than its current rented space in Muskegon, by summer 2025.