The program introduces third- through fifth-grade students to the basics of coding and inspires them to explore potential careers in computer science. 

The event celebrates ethical businesses and nonprofits who have gone above and beyond to help those in their communities. 

The move marks a significant step in the nonprofit’s commitment to providing high-quality programs and resources for adults seeking to learn English language literacy.

The podcast will explore the challenges, successes, and unique missions of local and regional nonprofits.

Beautiful Together guides leaders, HR professionals, and individuals seeking practical and empathetic tools to resolve conflicts, build connections, and foster unity in the workplace, community, and at home.

The facility was expanded to meet the growing demand for construction education in West Michigan.

Listeners are encouraged to make a donation during the event to help continue providing nutritious meals and educational programs to children in need.

Recently, the fund awarded $100,000 in grants and has contributed over $403,971 since its inception in 2014.

The mentorship program will provide academic, social, and emotional support to high school juniors and seniors from diverse backgrounds, including Burmese, Bhutanese, and Nepalese communities.

A nonprofit that helps underrepresented contractors thrive in the construction industry will host an event that helps create meaningful partnerships between buyers and underrepresented construction companies.

Summer weather and increased outdoor activities heighten the risk of tick bites. These small arachnids can transmit a variety of diseases, making it crucial to understand the proper response after encountering a tick.

The award honors a business or nonprofit leader whose honesty, integrity, transparency and impact make western Michigan a better place to live and do business.

This was the WMSC’s first time to receive the recognition.

Dr. Alphonse DeLucia III marked this achievement on April 4. It comes just 18 months after the program's launch in October 2022.

The scholarship is designed to ease some of the costs associated with getting a job in the trades, such as tools and clothing.

ABC News Chief Meteorologist and Chief Climate Correspondent Ginger Zee teamed up with the Hudsonville-based nonprofit Still I Run to participate in the March 2024 United Airlines NYC Half marathon.

An interactive healthcare careers expo will inform 7th through 12th-grade students and their families about the array of career opportunities within the sector.

In celebration of Black History Month, Start Garden and Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses are teaming up to celebrate the culture and hustle of Black entrepreneurs.

The new recognition honors individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in West Michigan.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) consultant Dr. Sandra Upton has published her first book, “MAKE IT LAST: A Roadmap and Practical Strategies for How to Do DEI.”