The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation, located in Grand Haven, Michigan and founded in 1971, is a permanent community endowment built by gifts and bequests from thousands of individuals, families, and organizations committed to improving and enhancing the quality of life in the Tri-Cities area.
... their power and make a change,” she said. Sponsors covering Terrell's speaking fee include the Brooks family, City of Grand Haven, local Chamber of Commerce, Grand Haven Area Community...more
Major gifts include the $2 million from the Bill and Bea Idema Foundation, $500,000 from the Wege Foundation, and $360,000 from the Frey Foundation, plus grants from the Grand Haven Area Community...more
Sponsorships from the City of Grand Haven, local Chamber of Commerce, Grand Haven Area Community Foundation and its Youth Advisory Council, Health Pointe, and Tri-Cities Kiwanis have covered $8,300...more
The GHACF was a co-finalist with the Community Foundation of Holland/Zeeland. The two foundations are working together on Housing Next, a cross-sector collaborative initiative involving nonprofit,...more
Building a strong foundation for the community involves bricks and mortar, in addition to providing funds focused on health and human service issues. That's according to leaders at the Grand Haven...more
The planned snowmelt extension would go 130 feet in front of The Kirby House, 112 feet in front of the Zephyr building, 132 feet in front of the Chamber of Commerce/Grand Haven Area Community...more
To make a donation to the Save the Catwalk fund, visit www.ghacf.org/donate and designate “catwalk”; or send a check with “Save the Catwalk” in the memo line to the Grand Haven Area Community...more
The effort was bolstered by a $50,000 grant from the Loutit Foundation, a component of the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation, that helped the campaign reach its goal. City officials announced the...more
To address the ongoing issue of student dropouts, Toronto District School Board (TDSB) teacher Craig Morrison started a school-business program called the Oasis Skateboard Factory (OSF) to help keep teens stay in school.