The Battle Creek Community Foundation is a public foundation built by individuals, families and businesses that care about their community. These groups donate their time and resources to make Battle Creek a better place to live - today and in the future.
The Battle Creek Community Foundation was founded in 1974 by Leonard White, Robert B. Miller, and Harry Davidson. Their goal was to create a way for people of all means to be able to give back to their community.
He's now an Operation Fit support manager for the Battle Creek Community Foundation. Percy Bean, a 1980 graduate and owner of four Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits franchises. Bean also volunteers...more
... 84 percent of those students come from low-income families. "Poverty is our biggest enemy and we know poverty substantial affects a minority populations in our county. Discrepancies within...more
Justin Andert is a winner of the 2017 George Awards.He hopes to have wall murals throughout downtown Battle Creek.He says he hopes the murals will create positive feelings for the community.AnderT is...more
Family members set up a memorial fund through the Battle Creek Community Foundation. Clovis Bordeaux, with the Battle Creek Community Foundation, said, “There was some outreach from the community...more
“The county's only cost is the pass through of a $20,000 start-up grant from the Battle Creek Community Foundation that is really a show of local commitment to help this project be successful,”...more
She's now a member of the Battle Creek Community Foundation's Operation Fit team. She and a teammate wrote Young a letter before graduating to let him know him how much he meant to them and how...more
Be bold. Believe in Battle Creek.” It's a more general slogan and adopts the Battle Creek Community Foundation's “Believe in Battle Creek” positivity campaign. “Everyone's been picking it up...more
Now a Kellogg Community College student and part-time graphic designer for the Battle Creek Community Foundation, Pugh does most of his work in his two-bedroom apartment on North Avenue. But last...more
Former Battle Creek Public Schools board member William Burton and Shanay Settles, a former board member of the Battle Creek Community Foundation, were appointed by Gray. Robert Whitfield, current...more
Brenda Hunt couldn't hold back the tears Thursday morning talking about how much she cares for students in the Battle Creek Public Schools. Then the president and CEO of the Battle Creek Community...more
In partnership with the Unreasonable Group, the Nike Foundation is set to launch the Girl Effect Accelerator this November to help social entrepreneurs whose business startups focus on helping economically disadvantaged adolescent girls.