The Berrien Community Foundation was established in 1952 by William Vawter and a group of concerned business people, much like the rest of the community foundation movement that started in the Midwest. The Foundation is an innovative means by which concerned citizens could put charitable dollars to work for the benefit of Berrien County residents.
Upton Foundation Associate Board is inviting nonprofits in Berrien County to apply for its annual BIG IDEA Grant.Letters of intent due by April 1.Each year, the foundation awards one $50,000 grant...more
Upton Foundation associate board is inviting nonprofits who are dreaming big to take the first step in applying for their BIG IDEA Grant.Interested nonprofits must submit a letter of intent by April...more
Upton Foundation associate board is inviting nonprofits who are dreaming big to take the first step in applying for their BIG IDEA Grant.Interested nonprofits must submit a letter of intent by April...more
Upton Foundation associate board is inviting nonprofits who are dreaming big to take the first step in applying for their BIG IDEA Grant.Interested nonprofits must submit a letter of intent by April...more
Upton Foundation associate board is inviting nonprofits who are dreaming big to take the first step in applying for their BIG IDEA Grant.Interested nonprofits must submit a letter of intent by April...more
Berrien Community Foundation recently awarded more than $145,000 in For Good Grants to Berrien County nonprofits.The foundation is looking to do it again and is now accepting applications for the...more
Lincoln Township Library will be expanding its new digital lab thanks to a grant from the Berrien Community Foundation.Library Director Joelle Wake tells us they've been awarded a $10,000 For Good...more
Lincoln Township Library will be expanding its new digital lab thanks to a grant from the Berrien Community Foundation.Library Director Joelle Wake tells us they've been awarded a $10,000 For Good...more
A Michigan nonprofit has been awarded $75,000 to train its volunteers to deal with stress and burnout.
Court-Appointed Special Advocates of Southwest Michigan, Incorporated, or CASA, was founded...more
Heart of Cook is supporting 24 non-profits with a total of $75,000 in grants."They are the sort of the charitable arm of the Cook nuclear plant," BCF's Susan Matheny...more
In the world of social enterprises, failure is a cringe-worthy moment nobody wants to talk about. But, social entrepreneurs can benefit from their failures.