Preventing Teenage Pregnancies and Keeping Girls In School
We believe reducing the number of teenage mothers in our community is just one step of many in creating a…
Read MoreThe Dream for Racial Healing
Matt Lynn, Director of Community Impact, shares his perspective on race in light of the first National Day of Racial…
Read MoreHonoring the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
United Way honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Our offices in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo…
Read MoreWe Believe Troubled Teens Can Be Redirected
We believe in second chances. We believe troubled teens who are going down the wrong path can be redirected. We…
Read MoreKeeping The Heat On
With 41 percent of local households in or near poverty, it’s easy for many families to get behind on their…
Read MoreEnsuring A Stable Tomorrow By Investing In Our Youth Today
We believe we can eliminate poverty in our community, in part, by preparing struggling students to succeed in school. Our…
Read MoreStability For Our Greatest Generation
We believe elderly men who have been abused, neglected or unable to care for themselves deserve an affordable home where…
Read MoreAll Our Kids Need To Be Confident & Strong
We want to break the cycle of multi-generational poverty in Jackson County. We envision a community rich in opportunities to…
Read MoreSweepstakes Winner Gets Surprise of a Lifetime
At Western Michigan University, the magic of winning isn’t limited to the Cotton Bowl bound Bronco football team. Kim LaViolette,…
Read MoreA Great Way to be a Bronco!
While the most exciting action happened on the gridiron, there was something else taking place at every Western Michigan University…
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