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.
A pair of donations to the Lighthouse Forever Fund are moving the fundraising to restore St. Joseph's lighthouses well past the halfway point. The...more
90-candidates have been whittled down to one. The Berrien Community Foundation's Board of Trustees is appointing Lisa Cripps-Downey as it's next President. She succeeds Nanette Keiser who is...more
The Berrien Community Foundation is pleased to announce that the 2013 applications are available for its various scholarship programs made possible by several donors. Berrien County graduating high...more
The United Way of Southwest Michigan Margaret B. Upton Volunteer Leadership Award was given to William Marohn, of St. Joseph, presented during the United Way Community Volunteer Celebration &...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.